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Holiday home in Denmark with several families: how much does a week cost?
Large holiday homes with sauna and pool, wide beaches and a short drive from Germany: Denmark's North Sea coast is ideal for several families.
On top of the rent there is often a separate charge for electricity, water and final cleaning. And because eating out in Denmark is expensive, most groups cook for themselves.
Sample budget per person
3 families with 6 adults and 6 children, 7 nights in the autumn holidays, pool house on the North Sea, travel in three cars
| Travel by car (shared) | €40–80 |
| Holiday home with pool (7 nights, split 12 ways) | €150–335 |
| Electricity, water, final cleaning | €25–60 |
| Food and drinks (mostly self-catered) | €210–315 |
| Day trips (theme park, zoo, swimming pool) | €40–100 |
| Total per person | approx. €460–890 |
For a family with 2 adults and 2 children, that is roughly €1,850 to €3,550 for the week.
Guide prices, as of October 2026. Prices vary widely by season, booking time and standards. Not offers.
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Tips
- Many houses bill electricity by consumption – pool and sauna push the costs up.
- A big grocery shop in Germany before the border saves noticeably.
- Outside the summer holidays, large pool houses are often available for half the price.
- Bed linen and towels are not always included – bring them or book them.
Frequently asked questions
- How much is a holiday home in Denmark for 12 people?
- Depending on season and amenities, around €1,800 to €4,000 per week, plus extra costs for electricity and cleaning.
- How do we settle the groceries?
- Whoever does the shopping enters the receipt as an expense. At the end, Split&Fly balances everything – per family rather than per head, if that is what you want.
Split the costs fairly
In Split&Fly you enter flights, accommodation and expenses, search for offers and see straight away what each person and each family pays – even when children pay less, someone stays for fewer nights or isn’t in on everything. At the end, the settlement shows who transfers how much to whom.