NOVASOL is one of the largest holiday rental providers and we have a great selection of properties in 19 countries throughout Europe, including in Norway, Denmark, Germany, Italy, France, Spain and Croatia. We have over 50 years' experience with the holiday rental market, so you are in safe hands when booking one of our accommodations.

- Free parking on site - Electricity not included - Water incl. Optional: - Holiday Kit: 13.00 EUR/Per stay - Final cleaning: 99.00 EUR/Per stay - Child's chair: 16.00 EUR/Per week - Cot: 16.00 EUR/Per week - Bedlinen incl. towel: 16.00 EUR/Per stay Are you looking for a cozy setting for your island vacation? Then this inviting vacation apartment would be an obvious choice. On the idyllic island of Samsø, in the village of Tranebjerg, this vacation home welcomes you to a comfortable stay. Inside, you'll find brightly furnished rooms that make a friendly, familiar impression. Relax in the cozy living room after your excursions and activities and prepare your delicacies in the kitchen in the evening. On the terrace you can enjoy a coffee in the morning when the weather is nice and later end the day looking at the sunset. 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 brewery. If you are interested in beautiful old classic cars, a visit to "The Morgan Garage" is a must. Take a trip to Tranebjerg, where you'll find family-friendly activities. Marvel at the valuable treasures of the island's seafarers at the half-timbered Samsø Museumsgård, and changing exhibitions at Samsø Museum provide information about the island's history. The freshwater fountain "Ilse Made kilde" is one of the main attractions in this part of the island. Take a walk on the beach and at the same time experience a piece of Danish history that goes back 800 years.