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- Electricity: 0.47 EUR/Per kWh - Electricity not included - Water incl. - Cot: 1 - Child's chair: 1 - Pets: 1 Look forward to your vacation in this idyllically located cottage in the forest. The whole family will find room under the picturesque grass roof of the house, which is located just a few steps from the sea. The tasteful interior with friendly colors gives the house a warm atmosphere and ensures that you will feel right at home here. Enjoy a beautiful view of the green of the forest through numerous windows, which makes it easy to slow down here. Choose the perfect spot on the spacious terrace according to the time of day and the position of the sun, close your eyes and listen to the rustling of the trees - pure relaxation! Whenever you want, you can refresh yourself in the sea that you will find near the house. Please note that barbecuing is not allowed in the forest area Mårup Skov. Experience Samsø with all your senses! Discover this versatile Danish island, which is not only a tranquil, green vacation paradise, but also self-sufficient in renewable energy from the sun, wind and biomass. In addition, the island attracts with numerous culinary specialties. Don't miss out on these treats - a good place to sample the local delicacies is the brewhouse you'll find on the outskirts of Nordby. You can easily reach the many activities of the North Island. For example, visit the Samsø Labyrinth with exciting information about the island's flora and fauna, which delights adults and children alike and is considered the largest labyrinth in the world! With the Søholm Opera near the church in Nordby, a cultural attraction is also within reach, the exhibition in the old post house, which now functions as a library, provides information about the island's history.