Fantastic sum­mer­hou­se located very close to Rørvig beach

Enjoy your holiday in a de­light­ful sum­mer­hou­se. This house is situated on a large, beautiful plot, very close to the ab­so­lu­te­ly fantastic sandy beach at Rørvig.

Welcome inside
The heart of the house is the lovely living room (complete with a cozy alcove). The living room is the perfect place to gather for good quality time over a nice meal, a board game, or sharing stories. Connected to the living room is a wonderful kitchen, where you can work together to prepare a delicious brunch before planning the day's acti­vi­ties. There are also two good bedrooms and a bathroom with heated floor and a shower.

Enjoy life outside
Outdoors you will find a large, beautiful patio, split into a covered and an open area. Here you can immerse yourself in a good book while the kids play outdoor games in the garden. Or you can simply choose to enjoy the sun from morning till evening. A walk to the beach, where the kids can build sandcast­les while you listen to the roaring waves, is de­fi­ni­te­ly something the whole family will ap­pre­ci­a­te.

Get close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces
This house sits amongst many of the local acti­vi­ties the area has to offer. At Fe­ri­e­part­ner, we highly recommend the great sandy beach with its fantastic dunes. For a beautiful and slightly longer track, take a walkthrough the forest and around Lake Dybesø. Remember that a visit to Rørvig Harbour—where the kids can go crab-fishing while you enjoy the fis­h­mon­ger's large buffet and watch the small ferry dock—is a fantastic ex­pe­ri­en­ce you will remember long after the holiday is over. In Rørvig you will find cafes, re­stau­rants, great ice cream, minigolf (crazy golf), a flea market on Sundays, and so much more. If you ap­pre­ci­a­te extra­or­di­na­rily good food, remember re­stau­rant Mota in Anneberg Culture Park, which has once again been awarded a Michelin star. In the culture park, you also have the op­portu­ni­ty to taste great local beers from Deeper Roots mi­cro­brewe­ry and seaweed from Dansk Tang.