International delivery · Denmark
Chocolate Gift Delivery to Denmark
From our workshop in Provence to your recipient in Denmark.
Choose a giftzChocolat ships Pascal Caffet's French chocolates from Provence to any address in Denmark by FedEx Express. Estimated transit: 1 business day after dispatch. Shipping is €25.00 per address + €5.63 per item; there are no customs formalities: your chocolates travel within the European Union.
Updated 16 October 2026 · over 1,900 deliveries to Denmark since 2001
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Gifts for Denmark
x2we double the amount of chocolates in the marked gifts.
Delivery to Denmark at a glance
Everything you need to know
* Paris time, Monday to Friday. No deliveries on weekends or local public holidays.
What it costs, delivered
One price, nothing to pay on arrival.
Delivery to Denmark is a flat €25.00 per address, plus €5.63 per item, fuel surcharge included.
Sending to several people? The €25.00 applies once per address; each gift then adds €5.63.




Example for one gift box to one address in Denmark. The final price, including any applicable taxes, is confirmed at checkout.
Hot weather
Kept cool on the way.
Whenever the weather requires it, your gift travels in insulated packaging with cooling packs, at no extra cost.
How we shipPersonalization, with style
A gift, to the letter.
Add a message for your recipient, engrave a name on a wooden box, seal it with their initials.




Pascal Caffet
World Champion Chocolatier
Z chocolates are made by Pascal Caffet, Meilleur Ouvrier de France and World Champion Chocolatier, in the French tradition.
0 preservatives, 0 coloring, 0 alcohol, 0 palm oil, 0 GMO & 0 artificial flavors.
Questions
Sending chocolate to Denmark
How long does chocolate delivery to Denmark take?
FedEx Express transit to Denmark is estimated at 1 business day after dispatch. Orders placed before 2 PM Paris time on a weekday are dispatched the same day; there are no deliveries on weekends or local public holidays. Next public holiday: 25 December 2026 (Christmas Day).
How much does it cost to ship chocolate to Denmark?
€25.00 per delivery address plus €5.63 per item, fuel surcharge included. For example, the Essentials box (€47.49) costs €78.12 delivered; the final price is confirmed at checkout.
Will the recipient pay customs duties in Denmark?
No: there are no customs formalities: your chocolates travel within the European Union.
Do you deliver to every city in Denmark?
Yes, at the same shipping price. Delivery to some remote addresses, such as smaller islands, can take longer.
Will the chocolates melt in hot weather?
Whenever the weather requires it, the gift travels in insulated packaging with cooling packs, at no extra cost.
Can I add a message or a name on the box?
Yes. You can add a message card, and many boxes can be personalized with an engraving, an image or a medallion.
Cities
We deliver to every city in Denmark
Aalborg · Arhus · Copenhagen · Elseneur · Esbjerg · Fredericia · Herning · Holstebro · Horsens · Horsholm · Kolding · Odense · Randers · Roskilde · Silkeborg · Vejle · Viborg
Discover Denmark
Denmark, surrounded by the North Sea, the Kattegat and the Baltic Sea, is home to 443 islands (Seeland, Fionie, Langeland, Møn, Falster...), 76 of which are inhabited. The country also has two autonomous regions, Greenland, representing 98 % of the territory of Denmark and the Faroe Islands. Overall the country enjoys a landscape without relief (the highest point rises to 173 meters!) but rich of splendid lakes, gentle hills, valleys and forests. Despite its small size, which makes it the smallest Scandinavian country, Denmark has seven thousand three hundred kilometres of coastline with beautiful beaches for swimming and relaxing. Jutland is the largest part of Denmark, stretching over four hundred kilometres. The west coast of the region has beautiful beaches of fine sand, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the sea air.
Denmark, a young European neighbour, wants to be rather discreet. However the country shelters splendid monuments with the contemporary design, very Danish. Places that make you dream for their architecture but also for their history, very linked to northern peoples such as the Vikings. This exceptional heritage has given Denmark a strong identity that cannot be found anywhere else and that it is good to discover and rediscover.
Travelling to Denmark is to enjoy a temperate climate due to the Baltic Sea. The summer is rather hot, with beautiful sunny days and the winter not very vigorous but rather long and rainy. From October, temperatures drop quite quickly because of the wind. The best season to get there is therefore from June to mid-September.
Denmark is a country where art has been predominant for a long time. In the field of fine arts several Danish schools have distinguished themselves by their various techniques and inspirations. The great Cobra school was inspired, for example, by the purified forms of Viking art. Walking through the country's museums you will see ancient paintings alongside contemporary works. The Danish Art Gallery (Statens Museum for Kunst) houses exceptional collections dating back to the 14th century. The Thorvaldsen Museum presents the works of the eponymous sculptor in an impressive building in Copenhagen. Music is also an important element for the Danes who have many talented artists: Carl Nielsen, Jacob Gade, Raveonettes...
During your stay in Denmark you will discover a modern, design-oriented country. The country is home to famous architects such as Arne Jacobsen (who created the swan chair), Poul Kjærholm, Hans J. Wegner, Børge Mogensen and Jørn Utzon. The Danish design is quite clean and very functional. Many Danish creations are known all over the world, such as the Bang & Olufsen HiFi or the Lego brick! Design furniture and objects can be found in every establishment in the country. The capital is full of several showrooms, art galleries and auction houses offering unique pieces. The design touches many different fields such as eyewear with the famous titanium glasses from Lindberg Optic.
Denmark is a small, very modern country that has evolved with the times. Everywhere you will find places of great cultural value and breathtaking beauty. Rendez-vous in this high place of culture and art that will warmly welcome you.
Art and culture in Denmark
Danes are very attached to traditional festivals such as the Great Day of Prayer which takes place on the fourth Friday after Easter Sunday. Established in 1686 this day made it possible to group together the spring holidays in honour of all the Saints. On this occasion it is customary to buy hot rolls. Danes also love their music festivals. Near Copenhagen, the Roskilde site hosts the largest in Northern Europe every year. You will discover artists with a modern style ranging from rock to electro and hip-hop.
What to visit in Denmark
Copenhagen, not content to be the capital of Denmark, is also its largest city. Connected, cosmopolitan, exciting and soothing at the same time Copenhagen offers an exceptional living environment. The city, which is one of the oldest and most beautiful capitals of the world is to discover absolutely. The statue of the mermaid, its emblem, can be found at l´entrée in the harbour, at the citadel of Kastellet. Because of vandalism this fart
















