Sand, as far as the eye can see, and clear blue-green water that tempts for a dip. Large, sun-warmed stones in the beach dike because Liseleje has slightly more hours of sunshine than most places in the country. It's a beach holiday like in the old days.
Liseleje is a cosy and relaxed seaside resort where generations of families have spent their summers. Just one hour’s drive from Copenhagen and you are in a different world – one that moves more slowly and invites you to de-stress.
Spring on the north coast is crisp and clear, and summer here is just that little bit better than most other parts of the country. Liseleje is an excellent example of the traditional seaside resort holiday! When the sun beats down from a cloudless sky on a calm summer day, there is no better place in the world to be than right here.
The sand stretches as far as the eye can see; the clear water sparkles with blue-green colours. Despite its modest size, there are plenty of great places to eat and stay.
Sunbathing in the dunes, long walks along the beach and unspoiled heathlands at Melby Overdrev. Nature experiences are a balm for body and soul.
But it’s also a seaside resort buzzing with activity all summer long with market days, Liseleje week, the Beer Festival, inviting cafés, restaurants and vintage boutiques. For the kids, one of the most beautiful natural playgrounds in the country is Havtyren.
If you visit the area in autumn or winter, the experience will be just as compelling, but different. Note nature’s powerful forces; listen to the winds and the crashing waves of the sea. And enjoy the outstanding sunset – all year round.
Into yoga or chilling on the beach? Paddling in a sea kayak? Or visit the market stalls, play games and party? Liseleje has it all and the town buzzes with life all summer long, offering activities for people of all ages.
Hop on a bike or take a walk from Liseleje through Asserbo. Pass by the idyllic and magical troll forest and the scenic Melby Overdrev, soak in the sun's rays in the dunes or perhaps just take a stroll to the sea and enjoy the stunning view of the long coastline.
One of the country’s largest and most beautiful natural playgrounds, Havtyren is definitely worth a visit. Just opposite Havtyren, a mere 100m from the child-friendly beach, is Liselegeland playland. Children will love controlling the electric cars on the fun driving track and not forgetting the adventure mini-golf course, where all the family can fuel their competitive
When the day is done and heading home from the beach, it’s time to enjoy something tasty to eat. Liseleje has several small but good restaurants, a new fish shop and a well-assorted grocery. Still, if you would instead do your own cooking, there are many farm shops in the area filled with everything from delicious meats to fresh vegetables.
At Liseleje Badehotel, you can enjoy a seaside holiday like in the olden days. Here you can sleep well, eat well in the hotel's lovely café, Kaffehuset, and retreat from everyday life, disconnect and enjoy your own company or those around you. The beach hotel also rents out bicycles to discover the area's unique scenery on two wheels. For example, take the North Coast Cycle Route 47 along the water and discover the beautiful Tisvilde Hegn nature area.
If you prefer the cosy cottage life, find and rent the perfect house for you and your family through Feriepartner in Liseleje. Feriepartner offers holiday homes in many price ranges - super luxurious and more simply equipped houses, so there is something for every taste and need.
About 1 km from Liseleje is Liseleje Camping, which is a cosy, well-kept family campsite. Here is peace and quiet and you live in harmony with nature.
Are you more for accommodation in a private setting is Melby Snedkeri B&B. Here you live in beautiful surroundings close to the seaside resort of Liseleje.
There are so many beautiful and interesting places to visit in the area, but we particularly recommend that you drop by one of these small villages.
Find opening hours at the tourist information, plan your holiday, see the city map, learn how to get around by public transport, read the large holiday magazine for North Zealand, and know where to rent a bike. Get answers to these questions and more here.
