Frequently Asked Questions

Denmark, particularly during the summer months, stands out as a captivating travel destination.

The unique Nordic summer nights are truly magical in Denmark, with daylight stretching until nearly 11 PM in June. This extended twilight creates a unique atmosphere, especially in Copenhagen, where the warm evening light bathes the historic streets and harbors in a golden glow, perfect for outdoor dining and socializing.

For golf enthusiasts, Denmark offers exceptional golf courses set against stunning landscapes. Notable mentions include Copenhagen Golf Club, Rungsted Golf Club, Simon's Golf Club, and Scandinavian Golf Club, which take full advantage of the long summer days, allowing for rounds of golf well into the evening hours.

Copenhagen itself is a jewel of urban planning and culture. The city seamlessly blends its rich history with modern innovations. The iconic Nyhavn district, with its colorful 17th-century townhouses and waterfront restaurants, exemplifies this fusion. The city's vibrant food scene has earned international acclaim, with restaurants like Noma leading the New Nordic cuisine movement and numerous Michelin-starred establishments offering innovative dining experiences.

The Danish capital's nightlife is equally impressive, particularly in areas like Vesterbro and the Meatpacking District, where trendy bars, clubs, and music venues come alive as the sun slowly sets. The safety and efficiency of Copenhagen make these nighttime adventures particularly enjoyable – it's consistently ranked among the safest cities in the world.

Speaking of infrastructure, Copenhagen's comprehensive metro system, along with its extensive network of cycling paths, makes navigation effortless. The city's connection to Copenhagen Airport, one of Northern Europe's major hubs, ensures smooth international access.

The summer weather is particularly appealing, with comfortable temperatures typically ranging from 20-25°C (68-77°F), perfect for exploring the city's architectural wonders, from the contemporary Opera House to the historic Rosenborg Castle. The celebrated Danish design aesthetic is evident everywhere, from public spaces to the charming old neighborhoods like Christianshavn.

A travel agent is your go-to expert for planning the perfect trip, from choosing destinations to budgeting and scheduling. With limited vacation time, their expertise ensures you make the most of every moment. Local knowledge that provides maximum value for your journey. Our team handles everything from booking hotels and golf tee times to itinerary planning and transportation.

Yes, we will be available to answer any questions or address any concerns that you may have. Before, during, and after your trip. You can get in touch with us anytime. We are committed to providing the best possible service and helping our clients create memorable vacations that they will always remember.

• What is your budget?

• During what period do you want to visit Denmark?

• Please tell us your plan for duration of stay.

• Do you have any specific interests – besides golf?

• How many rounds of golf do you want to play?

• Group size – how many persons are you?

Is the focus exclusively on golf, or do you want a journey that also includes other cultural experiences, such as museum visits or visits to some of Copenhagen's many excellent restaurants?

We will help you organize everything.

The peak season and the best time to visit Denmark on a golf trip is during the summer months of June through August and the beginning of September. June is characterized by long daylight hours (up to 17 hours) with mild temperatures around 20-22°C (68-72°F). The pleasant temperatures make it perfect for outdoor activities such as golf and sightseeing. During this time of the year, Copenhagen is a vibrant city with many festivals and cultural events.

Despite being considered one of Europe's more expensive countries, with careful planning you can still visit the country on a reasonable budget. Once your hotel with breakfast is paid for and your golf rounds are booked, daily expenses can easily be limited to 300-400 DKK (40-55 euro). If you want to eat at good restaurants, go out at night, visit museums, or take a canal tour in Copenhagen, the price will automatically be somewhat higher.

The green fee price for an 18-hole round typically ranges from 80-150 euros including trolley.