The top of Denmark has a large selection animal friendly holiday homes and apartments. The majority of these are near the oceans and the many beaches of northern Jutland. Some of these even have a pool and/or wellness area. We offer a large selection of holiday homes directly by the North- and the Baltic- sea, and you hare bound to find one that is just right for you, your family and your dog.

North Jutland in Denmark offers a great many ways for you and your dog to have fun and let off steam. The many beaches, going for a walk in one of the woods, a visit to one of the “dog forests” or going for a swim in the ocean, one thing is clear; You and your furry friend are not going lack activities while on a holiday in the northern most part of Denmark. At vistittoppen.com you and your dog have the opportunity to rent a holiday home directly by the beach.

An absolute must for you and your dog, whilst on holiday in North Jutland, is a visit to one of the sixteen “dog forests” that are spread around the region. The dog forests are fenced of, off-leash dog parks, where your dog is free to roam as it pleases and play with all the other dogs, while you are free to chat with all the other dog owners. Danes are very interested in dogs, because of this, you should not be surprised if one of the other visitors wants to chat. The most common dog breeds in Denmark are: German Shepherd, Labrador and Golden Retriever.

The following link takes you to an overview of all the dog forests in northern Jutland (website in Danish). Apart from these select dog forests, your dog needs to be leashed, however some areas have special rulings.

We at visittoppen.com, have a large selection of holiday homes in close proximity to the beaches of north Jutland, where your dog is more than welcome.

If you rent a holiday home directly by the beach, you most likely intend to walk your dog on the beaches, or let it swim in the sea? If yes, then you need to be aware of a few rules. In the time period from the first of April, to the end of September, dogs are not allowed to be set loose, and need to be kept leashed. Beaches with the blue flag should be avoided, if possible, because dog are generally not allowed in these areas, however you are allowed to pass through if you stick to the higher end of the beach. As a dog owner, you are better off looking for beaches marked with a white flag, here the water, the safety and the quality of the beach is still superb, but with the important difference, that dogs are welcome. These beaches offer great opportunities for memorable beach holidays with your family and the dog. The following map shows the different beaches that have been included in the flag system.

Dogs are generally welcome on the beaches of Denmark; however, it is advised to consult the signs because some cases differ.