These are UK-based tour operators and specialist travel agencies featuring holidays, tours and travel in Denmark, the Faroes and Greenland.
See also Travel companies in Denmark
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DFDS Seawaysg(17700268)a(1687362)) |
08705 333 000 |
Motoring holidays and mini-cruise breaks to Denmark, sailing three to four times per week from Harwich to Esbjerg. They also feature packages with partners like Legoland, Center Parcs Europe, and Novasol Cottages. |
| Discover the World |
0)1737 218 800 |
A year-round programme of exciting discovery & adventure tours to Greenland. |
| Drive Alive |
n/a |
Online self-assembly driving holidays from a large database of hotels, self-catering properties, campsites, ferry crossings etc. |
| HF Holidays |
020 8905 9556 |
Independent cycling holidays and Copenhagen city breaks. |
| Osprey Holidays |
08705 605 605 |
Copenhagen city breaks |
| Scantours |
020 7554 3530 |
** Ceased trading 01/03/10** Scandinavia specialists offering escorted group tours, independent tours and short breaks in Denmark, Greenland and the Faroes. |
| Scotsell |
0141 558 0100 |
Scotsell, who specialise in holidays to the Scottish Islands, offer holidays and tailormade travel to the Faroe Islands. |
| Specialised Tours |
01342 712785 |
Tours, city breaks, tailormade, flydrive, and motoring holidays throughout Denmark |
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| Notes: | Meet the Danes matches travellers to Copenhagen, from lone business execs to young families, with local host families to be invited into their homes for dinner in a bid to foster international exchange. A great way to really find out about Denmark and its people. |
| Apart from the obvious airlines who have services to Denmark from the UK (BMI, Maersk, BA, SAS, Ryanair, easyJet, and Duo) there are two airlines you might not have thought of: Sunair from Manchester & Edinburgh to Billund, and a fifth freedom service operated by the Brazilian airline Varig between Heathrow & Copenhagen. |
| Bradt Travelguides have guide to the Faroe Islands (now in its 2nd edition) by James Proctor who got to know the islands in the 90s when he was the BBC's Scandinavia correspondent. |