Cozy holiday apartment with south-facing balcony and view of the Wadden Sea

This charming holiday apartment is beau­ti­ful­ly located in Havneby: the town center, harbor, and Rømø Golf Club are all nearby, and from the apart­ment's living room and balcony, you have a lovely view of Rømø’s flat coastal landscape and the Wadden Sea.

Welcome inside
In the apartment, you have 73 m² to enjoy, which is well di­stri­bu­ted between three bedrooms, a bathroom, and a lovely living room with an in­te­gra­ted kitchen. One bedroom is furnished with a double bed, while the other two have two single beds each, providing a total capacity for six people. Everyone can gather in the living room, which is an inviting space with wood-paneled walls, a vaulted ceiling, and south-facing windows that invite daylight inside and reveal the fine view of the sea.

Enjoy life outside
When the hours are not spent to re­laxa­tion in the living room or exploring the neig­h­bor­hood, it's wonderful to settle down on the apart­ment's balcony. Like the living room, it faces southeast, making it both sunny and a great lookout spot where you can sit and watch the ferry passing by on the Wadden Sea. From the balcony, you can also look down on a play­gro­und – so if there are children on holiday, they can easily slip down to swing while you enjoy outdoor life in the garden furniture.

Get up close to the local at­tra­ctions
In addition to the play­gro­und, there’s also a pétanque court, table tennis table, and various sports courts next to the apart­ments. In other words, you have some great communal fa­ci­li­ties right at your fin­ger­tips – and if you crave more acti­vi­ties, there is much more to engage in the local area. For example, you can rent bikes in Havneby to cycle out and explore Rømø’s roads, paths and beaches up close. You can also stay in Havneby: choose to sit in the charming square, enjoy a good meal at one of the re­stau­rants, or take a stroll down to the harbor to get a closer look at the fishing boats that bring in fresh Rømø shrimps. If you’re in need of fresh air and exercise, you can lace up your running shoes and follow the Havneby dyke all the way down to the Wadden Sea, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.