Lovely holiday house in the middle of the at­tra­cti­ve nature area in Rørvig, close to village, beach and bay

Together with Korshage, Skan­se­ha­ge is the oldest holiday house area in Odsherred. It is an at­tra­cti­ve location in the north-eastern corner of Northwest Zealand, close to Kattegat and Isefjord, and with heather-covered nature plots it is a perfect place for holiday and re­laxa­tion

Welcome inside

The house offers a roomy and lovely living and dining room with open kitchen and a view to the terrace and the heather-covered nature plot. You can easily get lost in your own thoughts just by sitting or lying in the sofa, following the wind in the trees, the rustling of the leaves and the change from light to shade. But you could also take out a board game, a quiz or a deck of cards and spend some cosy hours with the family. When you want to rest after a long day with good acti­vi­ties outdoor and indoor, you will quickly fall asleep in one of the many bedrooms or in the bed recess.

Enjoy life outside

Skan­se­ha­ge is one of the oldest and most at­tra­cti­ve holiday house areas in Odsherred. In the beautiful heathery nature area close to Kattegat and Skan­se­ha­ge Bay by the Isefjord, you have a 2000 m2 big and fantastic nature plot at your disposal. Here you have room to play with your dog, room for swings and play areas for the children, a terrace and spots for sun­bat­hing, to barbecue the dinner or to read or may paint or draw.

Get close to the local at­tra­ctions

It takes only five minutes to walk to the bathing beach in the bay by Skan­se­ha­ge, a point on the Rørvig peninsula by the outermost of Isefjord, giving shelter from the wind and a favourite spot for bathers as well as anglers and yachtsmen that are anchored in the deep bay. A few hundred metres from the beach you find the protected area Isøre Ting with Kon­ge­ste­nen. The legend says that the kings were elected here during the Viking Age.

Fe­ri­e­part­ner Odsherred recom­men­ds to visit Rørvig harbour with a lively at­mosp­he­re during summer. Here there is a fis­h­mon­ger, a bistro and a fish buffet re­stau­rant plus several other cafés, re­stau­rants and eating places. Also a walk on the Fjord Path is recom­men­dab­le; here you can enjoy the sun glinting in the sea and continue up on the narrow street Strædet with Nis­se­lun­den (=Gnome garden) and past the lovely old houses.

If you bring children on your holiday, we at Fe­ri­e­part­ner Odsherred recommend an outing to the amusement park Som­mer­land Sjælland east of Højby with an abundance of acti­vi­ties and a very beautiful park for all ages.

If you are into culinary treats, you should visit one of the Michelin-rewarded re­stau­rants in the area: Dragsholm Castle by Fårevejle or re­stau­rant MOTA in Anneberg Culture Park south of Nykøbing.

And no not miss ex­pe­ri­en­ces in the heights: the hills of Vejrhøj at Vin­dekil­de or Esterhøj by Høve. You may also walk the 7 km long route, the Ridge Trail with starting point by the shelter place in Veddinge, where you will pass the most im­pres­si­ve burial mounds in Odsherred.