Top 10 experiences in Blokhus

Fårup is one of Denmark's largest tourist attractions with plenty of wild, fun and crazy water activities for the whole family. Everything from wild roller coasters and a children's theme park to Denm...

One of the most visited attractions in North Jutland – and in Denmark’s Top 50.

Welcome to an exiting adventure center with both indoor and outdoor events. Here you can experience International Sand ...

Museum for Paper Art is the only art centre in Scandinavia that focuses solely on paper: cut, folded, shaped, ripped, or carved. We invite you to experience impressive and fascinating contemporary pap...

Anne Justs Have – a flower painter’s garden - 7500 m2 of colour-themed gardens in a pleasantly hilly landscape. The garden is thoughtfully composed, yet it appears, akin to the English romantic garden...

In the open space you will find a nature playground, room for activities, picnics and barbecues - and a nature oven for baking your own bread.

The Gateway space is the jumping-off point for several e...

KALSTRUP at Blokhus is where you find a lifestyle all the year round.

Besides fashion clothes in various well-known brands for him and her KALSTRUP has a department for furnishings and delicacies as ...

Welcome to Strandhotel Blokhus - an exclusive beach hotel in the nature of North Jutland.

Futten is the oldest pup in the area (year 1761).

Strandingskroen was bought in 2019 by Strandhotellet Blokhus.

Every Tuesday, fried pork and parsley sauce are served, remember to book a table. The rest of the week the restaurant is open for parties...

Welcome to North Jutland´s largest store for candles, 1,200 sqm. filled with candles handicrafts and above 250 sqm permanent Christmas shop.

Come and find inspiration.

We always have the latest from...

Kettrup Bjerge is a popular ramble area, in which Ørnbjerg, as the peak, rises with its 43 metres and offers an overview. From Ørnbjerg, in clear weather, you can see all the way to Hanstholm and Rubj...

Blokhus Saltcenter produces salt from the seawater at Blokhus. It uses solar energy from 64 solar thermal collectors to evaporate the seawater.