Holiday home in the first row to the Limfjord – beautiful view of the coastal meadow and the water

Whether you're an angler, a beach lover, or simply enjoy a beautiful fjord view, you'll ap­pre­ci­a­te spending your holiday at Ed­der­fug­le­vej 15 in Helligsø Drag. This charming holiday home is located in the first row to the Limfjord, offering stunning views of the coastal meadow and water from both the living room and the terrace.

Welcome inside
The holiday home is 62 m² and has a practical layout for four people. At night, you can settle into two bedrooms, each furnished with two single beds. Morning routines take place in a neat and simple bathroom with a shower niche. When you're relaxing indoors, the living room invites you in with a wood-burning stove, satellite TV, and com­fortab­le furniture. The kitchen is in­te­gra­ted with the living area, so whether you're preparing dinner or gathered around the dining table, you can enjoy views of the beautiful coastal sur­ro­un­dings.

Enjoy life outside
From the south-facing terrace, you can admire the lovely view across the heather-covered natural plot and down towards the fjord. The terrace is partially sheltered, and the sun con­di­tions are excellent – perfect for relaxing and enjoying the summer warmth. On the opposite side of the house, there's an outdoor fish cleaning station, so if your fishing trip was suc­ces­sful, you can prepare your fresh fjord catch in the open air – perhaps right before tossing it on the grill.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
Helligsø Drag is a beautiful and peaceful holiday desti­na­tion – ideal if you’re in need of re­ch­ar­ging. Along the shoreline, you’ll find several bathing jetties, or you can simply wade into the clear water for a re­fres­hing swim. If you’ve brought your own gear, SUP boarding, kayaking, and fishing are easy to include in your holiday plans. The scenic landscape also invites long walks and bike rides. For even more nature ad­ven­tu­res, National Park Thy is just a 20-minute drive away, and on sunny summer days, you can build sandcast­les and enjoy the seaside life along the North Sea coast.