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.

- Electricity not included - Water incl. - Child's chair: 1 Optional: - Holiday Kit: 13.00 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 Compulsory at location: - Electricity: 0.59 EUR/Per kWh - Final cleaning: 139.00 EUR/Per stay Look forward to vacationing in this bright and inviting cottage! In the modern house everything is set up so that you can spend a relaxing time together. Floor-to-ceiling windows let plenty of light into the rooms and give you a beautiful view of the greenery of the garden. From each of the bedrooms you have access to the garden, enjoy the first rays of sun with a cup of coffee. Later make yourself comfortable on the comfortable sofas in the living area with books, snacks and games, on cool evenings you can fire up in the fireplace, whose crackling and cracking and cozy warmth provide a cozy atmosphere. 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.