Cozy holiday home in Mårup Skov, just 100 meters from a lovely sandy beach on Samsø

This holiday home, which sleeps 4 adults and 2 children, is the perfect setting for a wonderful stay on Samsø amidst beautiful natural sur­ro­un­dings. The holiday home is just 100 meters from the beach and is located in the at­tra­cti­ve Mårup Skov area on Samsø

Welcome inside
The holiday home exudes coziness, and the original style with wooden walls and ceilings has been preserved. This creates a cozy and classic holiday home at­mosp­he­re, so you can com­ple­te­ly unwind and relax in this lovely house.

From the entrance hall, there is access to the bedrooms and the home’s common areas: the kitchen-dining area and the living room.

The kitchen is a classic vacation home kitchen that is open, so you can chat with those already seated at the dining table, yet it is also slightly separated from the rest of the living room. In the kitchen, you can prepare your vacation meals, and you’ll find excellent amenities such as a dis­hwas­her and an oven/stove. The dining table, which connects the kitchen and living room, is situated by the large windows facing the terrace and the green sur­ro­un­dings. It’s wonderful to sit here and enjoy your holiday meals or play a game. When the weather permits, it’s also ideal to open the large sliding patio doors, so the terrace becomes an extension of the living room/family room, and nature comes right inside.

The living room is cozily furnished with com­fortab­le furniture and large floor-to-ceiling windows facing the terrace, which provide lovely natural light and views of the green sur­ro­un­dings. You can also light a fire in the wood-burning stove for warmth and coziness during the colder months. The living room has a TV without channels but with a Chro­mecast, so you can stream your own content via your phone.

There are three bedrooms in the house. Two of the rooms are furnished with double beds and closet space, while the third room has a bunk bed for the youngest guests. In these cozy rooms, you’ll easily get a good night’s sleep. The bathroom is a small, classic cottage bathroom, but fun­ctio­nal and with a window over­look­ing the forest.

You can look forward to a wonderful vacation in this holiday home, which exudes coziness. At the same time, the location is fantastic in the forest, with a lovely beach just 100 meters from the house.

Enjoy the outdoors
Mårup Forest is an at­tra­cti­ve holiday home area, as you are sur­ro­un­ded by forest and very close to the sea. The holiday home is just 100 meters from a lovely sandy beach, where you can take long walks or jump into the blue waves. The forest is right next to the holiday home, so you’ll find yourself on a natural plot with heather and tall grass. The holiday home's partially covered south-facing terrace features com­fortab­le outdoor furniture, offering both shelter and views of the forest and the sea.

The covered terrace wraps around the east side of the house, where you can sit in complete peace and quiet and enjoy the sur­ro­un­dings.

The Mårup Skov area is a protected nature reserve, so bar­becu­ing is not permitted. Al­ter­na­ti­ve­ly, you can bring a dis­posab­le grill down to the beach.

Get up close to local ex­pe­ri­en­ces
Mårup Skov is a lovely vacation home area where all the wooden holiday homes have grass roofs and blend into the natural sur­ro­un­dings. The area is peaceful, and along the northern east coast is a sandy beach perfect for swimming.

The town of Mårup is 1 kilometer from the vacation home, and there you’ll find a grocery store, cafes, and bike rentals.

Mårup Harbor is also a short bike or car ride from the vacation home, and here you’ll find a charming little marina with a re­stau­rant and great hiking trails. Just 3 ki­lo­me­ters from the vacation home is the charming village of Nordby, known for its lovely village pond and iconic bell tower. There are also several re­stau­rants here and plenty of great spots to enjoy an ice cream.

Northern Samsø, with its hilly Ice Age landscape, is always a beautiful sight to behold, no matter the season. In par­ti­cu­lar, Samsø’s nort­her­n­most point, Issehoved, and its highest point, Bal­leb­jerg, are always worth a visit and a walk.

Along Sælvig Bay and out to Langør, it’s beautiful to cycle and explore nature along the coast.

At the narrowest part of Samsø, you’ll pass the Kanhave Canal, which was the Panama Canal of the Viking Age.

It’s easy to cycle between Samsø’s 22 villages, and many of the small towns have shops, cafes, a village pond, or an art gallery. In the largest town, Tra­neb­jerg, there are good shopping options, as well as several re­stau­rants, a tourist in­for­ma­tion center, and the local museum.

In the port town of Ballen, there is plenty of activity in the summer with re­stau­rants, shops, and small concerts.

If you head all the way south, you can visit the forest at Brat­tings­borg and climb up to Vesborg Ligh­t­hou­se, where there is a view over Samsø, all the way to Funen, Jutland, and Zealand.