Dueodde, holiday apartment in a holiday village 95-1066
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Dueodde is a lovely holiday destination with a great beach on the southern tip of Bornholm. Dueodde is very suitable for families.
The calm and cosy holiday area Dueodde is situated in the forest, right behind the lovely sandy beach, which has a wooden slope and high dunes. In the dune area behind the beach lays the 45 metes high lighthouse 'Dueodde Fyr' from the year 1960. The lighthouse is the highest in Scandinavia, and from the platform you have a fantastic view of the Baltic and the area.Snogebæk, 5 km from Dueodde, offers good shopping possibilities.
Dueodde is an attractive holiday spot in scenic surroundings, close to various leisure activities and sights for the whole family.
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Bornholm - Denmark's rocky island
Bornholm, the island of contrasts, is characterized by its spectacular rocky coasts, deep quarries and waterfalls in the north, its kilometres of white sandy beaches in the south and its beautiful beech forests with forest lakes in the centre of the island. Denmark's only rocky island radiates a quite special atmosphere with its small idyllic fishing villages, the characteristic smokehouses, the round churches and the many sights.
Many craftsmen reside on the island, and in various places it is possible to visit the local sculptors, glassblowers, potters and painters.
Almindingen is the country's fifth largest forest. A beautiful and varied forest in a highland with i.a. ponds and small lakes. This is also the location of Rytterknægten, the highest spot in Bornholm (162 m).
At the rocks Helligdomsklipperne between Gudhjem and Allinge, steps lead down through a deep gap. Rugged rock formations in the water contribute to the creation of spectacular scenarios.
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