Lovely holiday home with sea view, large terrace and access to pool and acti­vi­ties in Øer Maritime Ferieby.

Welcome inside

When you open the door to the holiday home, you are greeted by a bright and inviting space where you im­me­di­a­te­ly feel like you are on holiday. The living room is cosily furnished with com­fortab­le furniture and large windows that let in plenty of daylight and offer views of the peaceful sur­ro­un­dings. The kitchen is open to the living room, so you can be part of the community while you cook. Here you will find eve­ryt­hing you need for both a quick breakfast and a delicious holiday dinner. The three bedrooms are well-appointed and provide a com­fortab­le place to retreat after a day of ad­ven­tu­res. The bathroom is bright and fun­ctio­nal – just what you want in a modern holiday home.

Enjoy life outside

Outside, two sunny terraces await, where you can find your place to relax – whether you prefer the morning sun or the golden rays of the evening. Here you can sit with a cup of coffee, read a good book or barbecue while listening to the tranquil­li­ty of the canal sur­ro­un­dings. The south-facing ori­en­ta­tion means that you can enjoy the warmth of the sun most of the day. If you want to gather the family for cosy moments, the lounge furniture and parasol are ready for just that.

Get close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces

You are located in the middle of Øer Maritime Ferieby, and from here it is easy to get out and ex­pe­ri­en­ce Djursland's many at­tra­ctions. A short walk takes you to the beach and forest, and with its location close to Ebeltoft, you have plenty of op­portu­ni­ties to visit cosy cafés, cobbled streets and the iconic Glass Museum. If you are into wildlife and nature ex­pe­ri­en­ces, Ree Park Safari is an obvious desti­na­tion. For ad­ven­tu­rous family members, Djurs Som­mer­land offers fun and exci­te­ment for both children and adults. If you need peace and quiet and nature, it is also worth driving to Mols Bjerge National Park, where you can hike among rolling landsca­pes and enjoy the view – or perhaps take a trip to Slet­ter­ha­ge Ligh­t­hou­se to feel the wind and look out over the Kattegat.