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The best ice cream in Kystlandet

Where is the best ice cream in Kystlandet? Here you have our suggestions for the most delicious ice cream in Odder, Horsens and Juelsminde. Try them and decide for yourself!

Photo: Horsens City Camping

Holiday tip: Eat ice cream - every day!

The most important of the holiday’s food recommendations is at least one ice cream a day! These are our very best holiday tips for adults and children.

Here we have gathered our suggestions for where you can dive into Kystlandet’s many flavours.

Familie spiser is ved Horsens City Camping
Photo: Lasse Torp

Horsens – something for every taste

In Horsens, your next scoop of ice cream is never far away. From Italian sorbet during a shopping trip to soft serve ice cream on the shopping street, find a sunny bench and enjoy a break from the day's adventures. There are plenty of places to choose from around the shopping street, but if you fancy an ice cream by the water, head to Husodde Beach. The campsite serves delicious soft serve and traditional dairy ice cream (and yes, they even have ice cream for dogs!).

Familie sidder ved borde/bænkesæt på Juelsminde Havn og spiser isvafler
Photo: David Jervidal

Juelsminde – ice cream by the harbour

In the holiday town of Juelsminde, enjoying an ice cream is all part of a visit to the charming harbour. You will find two ice cream shops by the waterfront. Havnens Café & Isbar offers one of Jutland's largest selections of ice cream, along with a tempting variety of toppings. Paradis serves Italian ice cream right on the new harbour square.

En vaffelis med guf fra Odder'Isen
Photo: Odder'Isen

Odder – homemade ice cream on the shopping street

Treat yourself to homemade ice cream and freshly baked waffle cones right in the heart of Rosensgade, Odder's main shopping street. At Odder'Isen, you can enjoy heavenly gelato and sorbet that will leave you wanting more.

Pige holder stor isvaffel hos Minigolfbanen Saxild
Photo: Minigolfbanen Saxild

Saksild – cool off with an ice cream by the beach

There are plenty of places to enjoy an ice cream at Saksild Beach. At Denmark's oldest mini golf course, Minigolfbanen Saxild, we recommend their delicious Kastbergs ice cream cones. They also serve soft serve ice cream, which you can enjoy in the cosy, homely surroundings of the holiday cottage area. You can also treat yourself to an ice cream cone at Trekanten Saksild Strand or Vaffelhuset.

Mobil isvogn fra Restaurant Rummelig foran restautanten
Photo: Restaurant Rummelig

Brædstrup – ice cream cones at Banetorvet

When the sun comes out, Restaurant Rummelig at Banetorvet in Brædstrup brings out its ice cream cart. Here, you can treat yourself to delicious ice cream from Kastbergs, perfect for enjoying on the square or in the nearby Folkeparken.

Mosters ishus an ice cream parlour in Hou
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Hou – ice cream by the harbour

Ice cream cones and relaxing moments by the harbour – the very essence of a Danish summer. Overlooking the water and the masts of sailing boats, Mosters Ishus is located right on the harbour in Hou. Here, you can enjoy traditional ice cream cones in a wide variety of flavours, as well as soft serve ice cream.

Familie spiser is ved ismejeriet hos Fru Møllers Mølleri, mens Fru Mølers hund kigger på
Photo: David Jervidal

Bjerager – homemade ice cream in the countryside

Approximately 5 kilometres from Odder lies the village of Bjerager, where the farm Bjeragerhougård is home to a charming collection of farm shops and food experiences, including a bakery, butcher's shop, restaurant and, of course, an ice cream dairy. Both the ice cream and the waffle cones are made on site.

Kvinde kommer iskugler i bæger hos Restaurant Havbliks isbar
Photo: Restaurant Havblik

Kysing Beach – ice cream with sea views

Between Saksild and Norsminde, you will find Restaurant Havblik. When the summer weather is at its best, you can visit the ice cream bar, which serves authentic Italian ice cream from Sicily. In true Italian style, the ice cream is made with milk, while the sorbet is made from sun-ripened fruit from southern Italy.