Holidays in Eifel
You find 229 holiday houses & holiday apartments in the Eifel - visit the Maar in the Volcanic Eifel, travel to Kelberg, Ulmen or the Nürburgring!
Holiday regions in Eifel
Eastern Eifel 23
Laach Lake, Rieden (Eifel), Maifeld, Kollig, Nickenich
High Eifel 5
Herschbroich, Wimbach, Adenau, Ohlenhard
Northern Eifel 126
Simmerath, Monschau, Hellenthal, Schleiden, Roetgen
Snowy Eifel 6
Pruem, Orlenbach, Seiwerath, Nimshuscheid, Lasel
Southern Eifel 21
Biersdorf, Malberg, Eifel, Lichtenborn, Uettfeld, Messerich
Volcanic Eifel 57
Daun Area, Upper Kyll, Laach Lake, Manderscheid, Kelberg Region
Are you renting out a holiday home in Eifel?
Our ideas for your dream holiday in Eifel
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Accessibility
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Beach holiday
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Family friendly
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Farm holidays
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Fishing holiday
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Group accommodation
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Health spa and beauty
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Holiday villages and resorts
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In the mountains
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Lakeside holidays
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Luxury accommodation
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Riding holiday
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Secluded location
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Skiing holiday
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Suitable for those with allergies
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Swimming pool
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Taking your dog on holiday
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Taking your pet on holiday
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Wine growing regions
Typical accommodations in Eifel
Holiday Eifel - low priced by private
One of the most fascinating regions in Germany is the Eifel that is characterized by its volcanic landscape. A holiday apartment in the Northern Eifel is the perfect starting point for visiting the Eifel National Park and the Rur Reservoir. The famous crater lakes (Maare) are to be found further south in the area around Daun, Gerolstein and Adenau. From there, you can climb the Hohe Acht, the highest mountain in the Eifel with 747 m altitude, or visit the famous Nürburgring.
The western part of the Eifel is called Schnee-Eifel (snowy Eifel) that merges the High Fens that belongs to the Belgian province of Liège. He who wants to spend a lakeside holiday in the Eifel can choose from numerous holiday apartments and holiday homes, e. g. at lake Laacher See. The Eifel borders the Rhine to the East and the Moselle to the South. This is why visitors can relax in the country, but also visit the vivid towns along the rivers Rhine and Moselle that are well-known for their wine-growing culture.