Fun­ctio­nal holiday apartment with eve­ryt­hing – close to Rørvig

In this holiday complex with 50 holiday apart­ments, you will find this fun­ctio­nal two-storey holiday apartment at the end of the row. There is room for the whole family, with a balcony, hot tub, sauna and wood-burning stove, as well as two terraces with tables and chairs. Shared fa­ci­li­ties include a tennis court and swimming pool, and some of Denmark's best beaches are not far away.

Welcome inside

Whether you are a card club or a knitting club, a couple of friends or a family with a couple of children and grand­pa­rents, there is plenty of room for everyone in this newer, spacious and bright holiday apartment, located between Rørvig and Nykøbing. Here, you don't have to worry about mowing the lawn, but can better spend your time chatting with your neig­h­bours – because maybe there are several families renting their own holiday apart­ments in this well-located and well-main­tai­ned holiday complex. There is room for games and so­ci­a­li­sing both at the dining table and the coffee table, and both offer a view of the garden and patio doors. From the open kitchen, you can easily follow the con­ver­sa­tion in the living room, and if the teenage children prefer to be on their own, the first floor with bedrooms is an option, perhaps with a trip to the sauna or hot tub.

Enjoy life outside

Book a game on the tennis court right outside the door or take a morning swim in the communal swimming pool, which is open during the summer. Af­terwards, you can relax in the sun loungers on one of the two terraces by the house before it's time for a game of petanque in the area. After another swim, it's time to light the barbecue on the terrace and enjoy the evening after another good day in this quiet and peaceful holiday area.

Get close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces

The holiday apartment is located close to Rørvig and one of the country's best beaches, Rørvig Strand, which we at Fe­ri­e­part­ner Odsherred de­fi­ni­te­ly recommend you visit. It takes half an hour on foot through Sand­flugts­plan­ta­gen, which was establis­hed in 1867 to curb sand drift with, among other things, Scots pine and Austrian pine.

On your walk through the plan­ta­tion, you can ex­pe­ri­en­ce the hilly forest landscape in the old dunes and enjoy the scent of pine trees on a warm summer's day.

Towards the Kattegat, the white sand dunes rise evenly from the sea and fall steeply towards the dune heath behind. The dunes in Rørvig are the most beautiful in West Zealand.