Large activity house for 14 people in Handrup Bakker near Ebeltoft, which offers a wide range of po­s­si­bi­li­ties both inside and out

Welcome inside
This im­pres­si­ve holiday home offers seven at­tra­cti­ve bedrooms, two of which are located in an out­bu­il­ding. Thanks to the large number of bedrooms, all tra­vel­lers can enjoy privacy and the op­portu­ni­ty to retreat - for example to read a good book in peace and quiet. One of the two large bathrooms features a whirlpool. A shower is available in the second bathroom. The spacious activity room promises fun for young and old alike. While you relax to the full with your loved ones, you will be spoilt with a fantastic view thanks to the large panoramic windows. The fully equipped kitchen offers modern large kitchen ap­pli­an­ces and various kitchen utensils. It is open-plan and connected to the living room, so you can enjoy the company of your loved ones while you prepare your meals, even if they have made them­sel­ves com­fortab­le in the living room with an en­tertai­ning board game, for example. This holiday home promises your whole family a luxurious, eventful holiday ex­pe­ri­en­ce.

Enjoy life outside
The large, beautiful holiday home grounds offer a variety of play options for young and old. The large whirlpool, which invites you to enjoy relaxing moments in the open air, is only filled on the day of your arrival. This means that it may not be fully heated on the day of your arrival if the weather is cool. The terrace is a wonderful place to read, enjoy the peace and quiet and watch your children romp around in the greenery. The sur­ro­un­ding area is criss-crossed by many good hiking trails. Cows graze on the meadow opposite in the summer months - an ex­pe­ri­en­ce for young and old milk lovers alike.

Get close to the local ex­pe­ri­en­ces
The holiday home area is located in the northern part of Ebeltoft Vig and is known for its family-friendly beach and beautiful sur­ro­un­ding nature. The charming, historic town of Ebeltoft is just six ki­lo­metres away. You can even cycle into the town, as a wide cycle path runs along the bay almost all the way to the town. Ebelt­oft's history dates back to the year 1200. Ebeltoft received its town charter in 1302 and is cha­ra­cte­ri­sed by an in­cre­dib­le amount of culture, glass art, a maritime harbour, old at­mosp­he­ric houses and romantic cobbled streets. A nice selection of good re­stau­rants and in­te­r­e­sting little shops invite you to stroll and linger. A trip to the fa­sci­nat­ing Mols Bjerge National Park and an expl­ora­tion tour of the rest of the Mols peninsula are also highly recom­men­ded. Among the major tourist at­tra­ctions within half an hour's drive that will delight the whole family are Djurs Som­mer­land, Ree Park and Skan­di­na­visk Dyrepark. Djursland offers a wealth of ex­pe­ri­en­ces to suit every taste.