Denmark is small, friendly and surprisingly varied. The dunes of the west coast, Jutland's surf beaches, the castles of Funen and Copenhagen's cycling culture all fit into a week's trip.
Denmark by motorhome is seamless — a bridge from Sweden, good roads, a comprehensive campsite network and hygge in every village. In summer, the west-coast towns of Blokhus, Klitmøller and Henne Strand draw surfers from across Europe, and at the northern tip Grenen is where two seas meet.
In central Copenhagen a car is a hindrance. Stay at Bellahøj Camping (5 km from the centre) or Absalon and switch to a bike. Tivoli, Nyhavn, Christiania and the Refshaleøen food stalls can all be done in a day.
At Grenen the Skagerrak and Kattegat meet. Rimmen Klitplantage is a great forest campsite.
The west coast's most popular beaches. You're allowed to drive on the sand here — and it must be experienced.
The Nordic countries' best wave-surfing spot, with great camps and food culture.
Shallow lagoons and a windsurfing paradise. Hvide Sande fishing harbour is a must for lunch.
Viking history, low timber houses and an easy detour to the Wadden Sea.
H.C. Andersen's birthplace, a fairy-tale island full of castles.
Møns Klint — 128-metre-high white chalk cliffs.
The sunniest island in the Baltic Sea, ferry connection from Ystad (Sweden).
A family trip classic — campsite right next to the park.
May–September. July is the busiest, while June and August are much calmer.
Fastest via Vaasa–Umeå and the E4 to Malmö, then the Öresund bridge. Alternative: Stockholm–Copenhagen overnight ferry.
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