Villas in Fjerritslev

About Fjerritslev

Fjerritslev was the largest settlement of the old Fjerritslev Municipality, which ran between the Limfjord and the North Sea and is now part of Jammerbugt. It has about 3,400 residents, a cinema, a brewery museum and the headquarters of a welding-machine maker. The homes spread over roughly eight kilometres around it and are large: the typical one sleeps eight with four bedrooms, nearly all have a fireplace and close to half a sauna, and gardens are scarce. On the coast, Slettestrand has a wide sandy beach with a few pebbles behind low dunes, with cars banned from the sand. Jammerbugt means Bay of Woe, after the shipwrecks off its coast. Summer is the listed season at Slettestrand. The rest of the year the fireplaces do the work.

Is Fjerritslev right for you?

Best for

Big groups wanting a roomy home with a fireplace

Not for you if

You want a garden, or a beach and cafés at the door.

Near Fjerritslev

• Slettestrand

  A wide sandy beach with low dunes, a café, car-free sand and a Tuesday evening song event in July.

• Bulbjerg

  Limestone cliffs about 60 million years old, the only rocky cliffs in North Jutland and a kittiwake breeding site.

• Fårup Summer Park

  One of Denmark's largest amusement parks, in Jammerbugt Municipality.

Getting to Fjerritslev

Aalborg airport is the nearest, about 40 minutes by car. A bus, 970X, runs about hourly from Lindholm station to Fjerritslev, but the homes are spread over about eight kilometres, so a car is the practical way to reach them.

When to go to Fjerritslev

Summer is the season for Slettestrand, with a sunset song event on Tuesday evenings in July. Nearly all homes have a fireplace and close to half a sauna, which suits the rest of the year and the cooler months especially.

Fjerritslev villa holidays: questions answered

Nearby towns to Fjerritslev

• Løkken (545)
• Hjørring (221)
• Thisted (190)
• Blokhus (166)
• Skagen (141)
• Saltum (127)
• All of Northwest Jutland