Description
Treat yourself and your loved ones to a holiday in a cottage with a capital C! At Bekkasinvej 14, you’ll find everything that makes a holiday unforgettable – from the cozy hot tub and fireplace to its proximity to nature and local attractions in Agger.
Welcome inside
Step inside this charming holiday home and feel the warm atmosphere that invites relaxation and togetherness. The crackling fireplace sets the stage for cozy evenings, while the modern heat pump ensures a comfortable indoor climate year-round. The interior is simple yet charming, offering space for up to seven guests. Whether you want to cook in the well-equipped kitchen or settle in with a good book on the sofa, this house provides the perfect setting for a relaxing getaway.
Enjoy life outside
The outdoor spaces of the house are designed to embrace Danish holiday life. The large terrace is perfect for barbecues and sunny afternoons, while the hot tub offers pure luxury and relaxation under the open sky – perhaps even beneath a starlit night. For the active and nature-loving, there’s also an outdoor shower, perfect after a day at the beach. The grounds surrounding the house offer plenty of space for play and tranquility, and you’ll always find a spot to enjoy your coffee while listening to the sea in the background.
Get up close to the local attractions
Bekkasinvej 14 is located in the heart of Agger, where nature and the North Sea are your closest neighbors. This charming fishing village offers both dining and shopping options, and with the beach just a short walk away, there’s always something to explore. Discover Thy National Park with its expansive dune landscapes, take a refreshing dip in the sea, or try your hand at surfing at nearby Krik Vig. For the culinary enthusiast, the Michelin-starred TRI restaurant is close by, ready to indulge your taste buds.
Remember, you can always borrow wagons, highchairs, and baby cots from us at Feriepartner Thy. You can pick them up directly from our office and return them once your holiday is over.
