Beau­ti­ful­ly located holiday home for 6 people at Skøds­ho­ved

Welcome inside
Step into a bright and inviting holiday home with a view of the water, where cosiness is paramount from the very first moment. Cosy and inviting furniture invites you to relax - with soft sofas, large windows and an open floor plan that creates warmth and cohesion. The kitchen is fully equipped to conjure up delicious dinners with ease, while the dining area is made for cosy moments over games, con­ver­sa­tion and home-cooked meals. When darkness falls, the lighting creates a calm and cosy at­mosp­he­re - curl up on the sofa, pull a blanket over your legs and enjoy the company.

Enjoy life outside
Leave the door open to the terrace and garden, where the sun invites you to enjoy a summer holiday during the day and the smell of the sea comes to life. The large wooden terrace with sun loungers is perfect for morning coffee, while the barbecue is ready for family barbecue evenings. If you want to get active, there are balls and games ready to play on the lawn. The cosy nook and outdoor table call for evenings of wine, laughter and chatting - and meeting the stars over Djursland's night sky. In short, the outdoor areas are a natural extension of the holiday, soft, relaxed and free.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
The holiday home is ideally located for exploring the treasures of Mols. Take bike rides along the scenic trails, visit charming fishing villages, and find little gems around the coast. Look forward to quiet moments at fishing spots, ice cream in the local stalls and visits to cosy cafés with local baked goods. If you have children (or just the young at heart), there are plenty of acti­vi­ties such as a zoo, mini golf or sum­mer­land almost on your doorstep. And when hunger strikes, you can't go wrong - Mols' cafés and re­stau­rants offer eve­ryt­hing from freshly caught fish to gourmet ex­pe­ri­en­ces in a relaxed setting. Explore local life and become part of the community - far away from the stresses of everyday life, but close to true rural idyll and ho­spi­ta­li­ty.