Lovely, renovated skipper’s cottage in Marstal

Welcome inside

In the middle of the maritime at­mosp­he­re in Marstal , you will find this beautiful, thor­oug­hly renovated skipper's house - a holiday home with soul, charm and modern comfort in fine balance.

Eve­ryt­hing has been thought of here. The house offers an open and inviting floor plan, where the living room, dining room and kitchen merge into one large living room. This is where holiday life is lived – with communal cooking, long dinners and cosy evenings in good company.

The bathroom is lovely and inviting with a bathtub where you can sit back and enjoy the tranqui­li­ty after a day full of ex­pe­ri­en­ces.

As an added quality, the house has a secluded annex with sleeping space – perfect for guests or older children who want their own little sanctuary.

Enjoy life outside

Outside, a beautiful covered terrace awaits you, where you can enjoy meals from the barbecue, whatever the weather. Here there is room for both re­laxa­tion and so­ci­a­lizing – from morning coffee to warm summer evenings.

The enclosed garden creates a safe en­viron­ment for both children and dogs, who will de­fi­ni­te­ly love to have their own free space. Here you can sit back, feel the sun and let the holiday tranqui­li­ty settle in at your own pace.

Get close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces

Marstal is Ærø's largest town and exudes history and life. As you move through the streets or along the harbour, you im­me­di­a­te­ly feel the proud seafaring tradition, which is still alive and well.

A visit to the Marstal Maritime Museum is almost a must. Here, history comes up close – with stories about real people and ge­ne­ra­tions of sailors who have left their mark on the city.

In the city's cozy streets – Kirkestræde and Kon­gens­ga­de – you will find a vibrant city life with shops, cafés and re­stau­rants. In the summer, the city is buzzing with life with events such as By Night, and all year round, local forces provide at­mosp­he­ric ex­pe­ri­en­ces.

Along the harbor you ex­pe­ri­en­ce the authentic maritime en­viron­ment with small dinghies, fishing nets and charming streets. Here you will also find eateries, acti­vi­ties and ex­pe­ri­en­ces for both young and old.

If you go a little outside the city, you can enjoy nature in Ege­ho­vedsko­ven – a beautiful area all year round – or continue out to Eriks Hale, where one of the island's best sandy beaches and the iconic beach houses await.

Marstal's history dates back to the 1600s, when the town grew from a fishing village to one of Denmark's most important maritime centres. Even the city's streets – the small "strings" – are laid out with the sea as the center, which means that you always have the water as a guideline.

At Fe­ri­e­part­ner on Ærø, we know and love Marstal – and we look forward to sharing our local fa­vouri­tes with you. Here you don't just get a holiday home, but an ex­pe­ri­en­ce of real island life, presence and history.