Frøstrup suits a quiet stay in a small village in the north of Thy, in north-west Jutland. Half the homes have a sauna and most have a fireplace. Few have a pool, and the village is small, so shops and the coast mean driving.
Frøstrup is a small village in Hannæs, the northern part of Thy, with the postcode 7741, on the westernmost fringe of the Hanherred district, which lies between Thy to the west and Vendsyssel to the east. The homes are scattered through the countryside around the village, most sleeping around six, with a fireplace in most and a sauna in many, and a pool in few. Thy National Park, a windswept coastal wilderness of dunes, heath and woodland, runs along the coast from Hanstholm to Agger Tange. Evenings are home-based, and the fireplaces suit winter stays.
Coastal park of dunes, heath and old plantations, opened to the public in 2008, running from Hanstholm to Agger Tange.
A west coast fishing town with a large Second World War museum in an abandoned bunker.
Bird cliff near Hanherred and a Dark Sky Park on the west coast, with Vejlerne, Northern Europe's largest bird sanctuary, shared by Hanherred and Thy.
Flights into North Jutland use Aalborg Airport, which has services from London among other cities, and trains reach the region from Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense and Esbjerg. Frøstrup is a small rural village, so plan on a hire car for the coast and the shops.
It sits between the two. Frøstrup is counted as a village in the north of Thy and lies on the westernmost fringe of Hanherred, within Thisted Municipality.
It covers 244 square kilometres, about 55 km north to south, along the coast from Hanstholm to Agger Tange, and opened to the public in 2008.
Many do, and most have a fireplace. Few have a private pool, so check each listing if a pool matters to you.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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