Well-appointed holiday home with spa, sauna and beautiful terrace

Whirlpool, sauna and wood stove are some of the lovely details that make it a pleasure to vacation in this holiday home in Bork Havn. Outdoors you can enjoy life on the large, south-facing terrace and explore the beautiful natural sur­ro­un­dings along the Ringkøbing Fjord.

Interior

The well-kept rooms of the holiday home ensure that you get a cosy frame for your holiday life. In the large living room you can settle down in the com­fortab­le sitting furniture, watch TV or take a well-deserved nap in the alcove, and when your stomach growls, you can create delights in the open and well-equipped kitchen. If you want some laid-back wellness, you can also pamper yourself with a spa bath and a sauna session in the bathroom, which is also equipped with un­der­floor heating, washing machine and shower. The holiday home's six beds are equally di­stri­bu­ted in the three bedrooms, which also offer good closet space if you want to unpack the holiday wardrobe.

Outdoor

On the lawn of the 900 m² plot, children of all ages can enjoy different kinds of garden games that you bring with you. If you need more re­laxa­tion, the large, partially covered terrace is perfect for this purpose, and it is also south facing so you can enjoy the sun for most of the day.

Location

On the road with the Jutland-sounding name Tues Drøwt, you live pea­ce­ful­ly and quietly at the end of a small path. At the same time, Bork Havn's shopping, dining and Fe­ri­e­part­ner's popular mini golf course are just a few hundred meters away, and to the city's fine harbour it is less than a ten minutes' walk. The child-friendly bathing beach and the larger surfing beach are also within easy walking distance, so swimming and various water sports can obviously become a recurring event in the holiday program. In Bork Havn, there is also the po­s­si­bi­li­ty of renting bicycles, and it is really recom­men­ded to ex­pe­ri­en­ce the scenic local area on a two-wheeler, whether you are heading in direction of the river Skjern Å, towards the bird sanctuary Tipperne or to the North Sea at Ny­min­de­gab.