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Places to dream about
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Regions
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From the dunes in the north to the cliffs of Bornholm. Pick an area, read what makes it special and find the place where you want to wake up.
North Jutland
Dunes, Skagen and the North Sea
See and do
- Grenen, Skagenwhere two seas meet
- Råbjerg MileDenmark’s largest migrating dune
- Rubjerg Knude Fyrlighthouse on a tall cliff
Central Jutland
The lake district and the Aarhus area
See and do
- Himmelbjergetviews over the lake district
- ARoS, Aarhusart museum with a rainbow panorama
- Moesgaard Museumarchaeology and the Viking age
South Jutland
The Wadden Sea and the Little Belt
See and do
- RibeDenmark’s oldest town
- Mandøtidal island in the Wadden Sea
- LEGOLAND, Billundtheme park for families
Funen
The South Funen archipelago and small villages
See and do
- Egeskov Castle16th-century moated castle
- H.C. Andersens Hus, Odensethe author’s home town
- Ærøisland with small towns and cycle routes
Zealand
Coasts and forests close to Copenhagen
See and do
- Kronborg CastleHamlet’s castle in Helsingør
- Louisianaart museum by the Øresund
- Møns Klintwhite chalk cliffs
Bornholm
Cliffs, smokehouses and small harbour towns
See and do
- Hammershusnorthern Europe’s largest castle ruin
- Christiansøsmall island with a fortress
- Dueoddefine white sand beach
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Tips
Tips for your stay
Small tips from us, so your night in a tent, cabin or treehouse becomes even better.
Glamping in winter
There is something special about lying warm under a window while it is cold outside. Before you book, check for a wood stove or heating, good insulation and a private bathroom.
Travelling with a dog
Dogs love being outdoors too. Ask the host whether dogs are welcome, whether there is a fence and room to run. Some places charge a cleaning fee.
The best time to go
July is the busiest and most expensive month. May, June and September often bring lower prices, mild air and more calm around you.
Packing for glamping
Bring warm clothes, even in summer. Evenings by the coast can be cool. Ask whether bed linen and towels are included, and you can travel light.
Book early
The most sought-after places are often booked months ahead in the summer holidays. Flexible dates give you more to choose from.
Check distance and parking
Many places lie beautifully remote, and that is the point. Ask about parking and the distance to the nearest shop, so you know what to bring.
Curation
How we choose
We show fewer stays, but ones worth travelling for. Here is what we look for.
Special location
By the water, in the forest or in an open field. The place should feel like a journey, not just another holiday home.
Honest photos
We want photos that show the place as it is, so you can feel the atmosphere before you arrive.
Guests’ words
What guests write after a night there weighs heavily when we choose.
A clear price
Price per night and what it covers must be clear before you click on.
Questions and answers
Frequently asked questions
What is glamping?
Glamping is camping with comfort. You get a real bed, often your own bathroom and warmth, and at some places a sauna or spa. You get nature without the hassle.
When is the best time for glamping in Denmark?
May to September is the most pleasant. Many places are open all year and warm, so autumn and winter can be cosy too. Look for a wood stove.
Can I bring my dog?
It depends on the place. Use the Dogs welcome filter to see only the stays where dogs are welcome.
How do I book?
You click through to the host’s own page and book directly with them. There you see the price and free dates.
Does it cost anything to use Unikt Ophold?
No. You only pay the host for your stay. We do not charge guests anything.
What does Ad mean?
Ad means a host has paid for extra visibility. Paid placements are always marked.