Holiday home: Fjellerup Strand, Northern Djursland, Northern Baltic, Denmark

House no. 45564

House Category: ★★★

Coast/lake 350 mGuest ratings

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House description

1 living room: Wood-burning stove, stereo set, Chromecast, TV

2 bedroom: 1 double bed, 4 bunk beds

kitchen: Electric cooker, fridge w/freezer compartment, microwave oven, cooker hood, coffee maker

Bath/WC: WC, wash basin, shower, underfloor heating

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1 Outdoor: Garden furniture, charcoal grill, Terrasse, Overdækket Terrasse

and: Electric heating, playground items, natural plot 1206 m², holiday home area, non-smoking house

About the holiday home

About Fjellerup Strand

Fjellerup on the northern part of Djursland is plentiful in nature and beautiful scenery. Here you can enjoy the large forests, river valleys, open terrain and naturally the unique and varying stretch of coast. The area provides plenty of activities e.g. mountain bike rides, bike rides, tracks and countless hike trails. Here you will find wide sandy beaches towards Kattegat with large dunes and tall chalk cliffs where you can find fossils. You can cross Randers Fjord several places on small, cosy ferries, etc. at Mellerup-Voer and Udbyhøj.

To the east you will find the old market town Grenaa. Take a walk through the cosy pedestrian streets. Here you will also find Kattegatcentret, one of the largest aquariums in Denmark with a shark area i.a. From Grenaa you can take the ferry to Anholt. In Ebeltoft you can take walks or do a little shopping in the scenic cobble stoned streets. Here you will also find several glassworks as well as the museum Glasmuseet. You can also visit the old Danish frigate, Fregatten Jylland, and experience the atmosphere and the canons and smell the tar in the museum.

In Randers, at the bottom of Randers Fjord, you will find various cultural experiences, e.g. Randers Kunstmuseum. The largest attraction of Randers is Randers Regnskov, the largest artificial rainforest in northern Europe. Take a trip to Graceland Randers, an accurate copy of Elvis Presleys' Graceland in USA. Or experience the large natural areas with an amazing bird life in Gudenå-dalen (valley), just outside Randers.

Remember to take a trip to Aarhus, the largest town in Jutland, which has good shopping and many museums.

About Norddjursland

In the northern part of Djursland there is a great and beautiful nature. Enjoy the big forest areas, river valleys, open landscapes and the many, fantastic coastal areas. The biggest town in the region is Randers – a place of fine shopping possibilities, art, culture and attractions for all the family.

In this unique area there are various types of coasts: the wide sandy beaches to the Kattegat side with high dunes and chalk cliffs where to find fossils, the beach meadows with fabulous flora and the beautiful freshwater fiords, for instance Randers Fiord. This fiord is the mouth of the Gudenå into Kattegat, a paradise for anglers. At various places you can go by a small, charming ferry from coast to coast, this for instance at Mellerup Voer and Udbyhøj.

In Randers, situated in the bottom of Randers Fiord, you can go for art experiences and cultural activities, for instance at the art museum of Randers, which has one the biggest collection of Danish visual arts. The most famous attraction is Randers Regnskov (rain forest), the biggest artificial rain forest in North Europe. You may also visit Graceland, Randers, a true copy of Elvis’s Graceland, USA. In the eastern part of North Djursland is Grenaa, the old market town, a former centre of commerce for this part of Djursland. Take a stroll in the small and charming pedestrian streets of the town or enjoy the wonderful beaches on both sides of the town. From Grenaa you can take the ferry to Anholt (island).

Info & opening hours

Before the holiday

Rental agreement and directions

Shortly after booking holiday accommodation through DanCenter you will receive your booking confirmation. This confirmation constitutes your rental agreement containing all necessary information. On the first page you will find information about the addresses of your holiday home and the key pick up place, as well as a directions on how to find the house. On the following pages you will find the invoice for the stay you have booked complete with transfer order/inpayment form, stating the due dates.

On arrival at the key pick up point, you will be asked to present your rental agreement whereupon you will be handed your key as well as an electricity-envelope on which the meter readings of all consumption dependant expenses (electricity, heating, water, etc.) are to be noted upon arrival as well as departure.

Time of arrival

Arrival can take place from 4 p.m. on the day the rental period commences.

Arrival outside opening hours

If you can not reach your destination until eg. late evening, our local offices will be closed. Therefore please contact us in time to make arrangements with regards to the key and the deposit. The contact information of the local office can be found on your rental agreement or under the menu Kontakt on dancenter.dk

Extras

All holiday homes are equipped with all kitchen utensils, duvets and pillows necessary for the maximum amount of persons, which the house can room. Bed linen, dish cloths, table cloths etc. can be rented at the local office or online, if you prefer not to bring these items yourselves.

When you book a baby cot, please note that we can not guarantee space for the cot in the master bedroom. If the house description say there is a cot in the house and you only need one, booking is unnecessary.

You can also book delivery of the extras you rent. This way you do not need to drive several times between the holiday home and local office.

Please note that in high season, extras might be sold out. Therefore we recommend you to always book extras and final cleaning when booking your holiday home.

What is a cleaning audit charge?

We charge customers a small cleaning audit fee to prepare the room for the next guest, even as some outgoing guests prefer to clean the room themselves. Are such guests still required to pay a cleaning charge? Yes. Please let us explain.

While we appreciate guests cleaning the room themselves, we nonetheless conduct an audit to ensure that the room is in excellent shape. The cleaning audit fee we levy is for the time and effort involved in checking that our cleaning standards have been met, so that we can provide our customers with the best experience.