Holiday homes in Ho

Holiday in a holiday home in Ho

Ho is a charming little holiday village located directly on the North Sea and surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery. Located just a few kilometers south of Blåvand, Ho is the perfect place to spend and enjoy a special kind of holiday. Ho is located directly on the bay of the same name, which is also the end of the Wadden Sea. From here, you can see the small uninhabited island of Langli and, on a clear day, even Fanø on the horizon.

There are many holiday homes in Ho, all of which are surrounded by beautiful nature. Many of the holiday homes have a natural plot of land bordered by trees. Many holiday homes also have lawns, where families with children, among others, can find plenty of activity and entertainment.

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The small village center invites you to enjoy a cozy, rural, and idyllic atmosphere where there is much to experience. In the middle of Ho is the renowned Ho Kro, a restaurant serving regional dishes. Several small farm shops and a large annual sheep market in August are also among the highlights of the village. Indoor fun is provided by the holiday center, which has a water park, bowling alley, golf course, and restaurant.

If you are interested in golf or fishing, you should definitely discover Ho for yourself. The golf club is a prestigious address with a first-class atmosphere. With a direct view of the North Sea, a day on the golf course couldn't be more beautiful. Nearby is Ho's trout lake, an 8,500 m² fishing paradise that is open all year round from sunrise to sunset.

A dream destination for a varied and relaxing holiday.

Kallesmaersk Hede

Kallesmaersk Hede, located between Blåvand and Vejers, is an approximately 11,000-hectare nature reserve that is home to many plants, birds, and other animal species, including large populations of red deer. They have a vast area to live in among the diverse dune and heath vegetation there.

For a long time, Kallesmaersk Hede has been used in part by Danish and international armed forces as a military training area. Parts of the area are then temporarily closed off, and the exercises can be heard here and there in the surrounding area. Detailed information regarding closure and firing times can be found online.

The annual “Open Heath Day” (Åben Hede) is a popular event that attracts large numbers of visitors, who can view current and historic military vehicles. The Danish military also conducts combat exercises on this day.