Charming small summer house on Fanø - dogs welcome

The kitchen area includes a well-equipped kitchen with dining space, opening onto the living room. Here you can relax and enjoy the warmth and gentle crackling of the wood-burning stove. In addition to the stove, the holiday home on Dalen 2 features a modern, energy-efficient heat pump, ensuring quick and efficient heating throughout.

Both the kitchen and living room provide access to the terraces, one of which is fully enclosed - a particular advantage for dog owners.

Cosy, enclosed terrace - just 300 metres from the beach

The enclosed south-facing terrace, accessible from the kitchen, is equipped with comfortable garden furniture, sun loungers and a barbecue. It's perfect for enjoying your morning coffee or evening dinner in the summer sunshine.

From the living room, you can access a small west-facing terrace, well-hidden behind dune roses, offering excellent privacy. Relax here undisturbed, surrounded by the fragrance of the dune roses and fresh sea air. This terrace provides access to the shed, which houses a washing machine and tumble dryer.

Fanø Bad - a welcoming holiday destination with plenty to offer

Staying in Fanø Bad puts you in an particularly attractive location near the beach, with several good restaurants and charming beach cafés. Your holiday home is also just 1,300 metres from the nearest supermarket for convenient shopping. The surrounding area offers abundant opportunities for walks through the dune landscape and beautiful beach strolls.

The beach, which reaches up to 700 metres in width, stretches from Fanø Bad in the north of the island to Sønderho in the south and is a haven for those seeking both active holidays and pure relaxation. The endlessly wide beach is particularly popular with windsurfers, cyclists, amber hunters, beach walkers, sandcastle builders and kite flyers. There are numerous possibilities here, and if you bring your dogs, you can enjoy wonderful walks with your four-legged friends without necessarily needing to use the car. The beach section is driveable, which is particularly advantageous for those with mobility issues.

Fanø - the small island in the Wadden Sea - lies opposite Esbjerg, Denmark's fifth-largest city, and is easily reached by a 12-minute ferry crossing. It's recommended to bring or hire bicycles, as the island is quick and easy to explore by bike. Those who enjoy cities and shopping should plan a day trip to Esbjerg, which offers a long, pleasant pedestrian zone along with shopping centres and museums.