Tarm suits families and groups who want a roomy holiday house inland of the Ringkøbing Fjord coast and are happy to drive. The homes sit in a tight cluster about ten kilometres west-southwest of the town, and none of them has a pool.
Tarm is a small railway town of about 4,000 people in Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality, and it was the main town of the former Egvad municipality. The station opened in 1875 on the Esbjerg to Struer line, with regional trains to Skjern, Herning, Esbjerg and Aarhus. The holiday houses are a different matter: they are bunched within about a kilometre of each other and lie about ten kilometres west-southwest of the town centre, out towards Ringkøbing Fjord rather than in Tarm's streets. Expect a rural setting where you drive to the shop. Ringkøbing Fjord is a shallow lagoon, only two to three metres deep, shielded from the North Sea by the Holmsland Dunes. Many of the houses here have a sauna and a fireplace, but none has a pool, and a good number sleep eight or more.
A shallow lagoon about 30 km long and almost 300 square kilometres, with the Skjern River delta to the east.
A peninsula in the south-western corner of the fjord with a bird reservation, an important stopover for migratory birds.
Its harbour sits by the canal in the middle of the Holmsland isthmus, where a floodgate links the lagoon to the North Sea.
A town in the same municipality, served by regional trains from Tarm and on the road route north to Herning.
About 36 km north-east of Tarm in a straight line, and about 48 km by road via Videbæk and Skjern.
Billund Airport has direct flights from London Heathrow taking about one hour 45 minutes. Tarm station, on the Esbjerg to Struer line, has regional trains to Skjern, Herning, Esbjerg and Aarhus, but the holiday houses are about ten kilometres west-southwest of town, so you will need a car.
Tarm is a rural area, so what you get depends on the weather rather than on a season of openings. Tipperne is an important stopover for migratory birds, so birdwatchers will want to time a visit to the migrations. Most houses have a fireplace and many have a sauna, so cooler months can work well for a quiet stay with the stove lit.
No. Tarm is a small inland railway town. Ringkøbing Fjord formed the north-western border of the old Egvad municipality, and the North Sea lies beyond the Holmsland Dunes, so expect to drive to the water.
None do, according to our listings. Many have a sauna and most have a fireplace, and a good number sleep eight or more, so the houses suit big groups rather than pool holidays.
Yes. Tarm station opened in 1875 on the Esbjerg to Struer line and has regional trains to Aarhus, Esbjerg, Herning and Skjern. The holiday homes lie about ten kilometres west-southwest of the town, so you would still need a car or taxi.
It is a shallow lagoon, only two to three metres deep, about 30 km long and shielded from the North Sea by the Holmsland Dunes. The Skjern River delta lies to the east and the Tipperne bird reservation sits in its south-western corner.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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