Holiday home with panoramic views of the Limfjord and Legind Mountains.

Holiday home with panoramic views of the Limfjord and the Legind Mountains<br>These lovely mini-vacation homes are situated in a stunning location in the Legind Mountains, just 100 metres from the Limfjord and a swimming beach. A swimming pier is set up during peak season. The cottages were renovated in 2021 and each offers a unique view. Combined kitchen, dining, and living area with a double sofa bed. One bedroom with a double bed. On the ground floor, there is a room with sleeping space for two and access to a terrace with patio furniture. You’ll have the option to order food from Sallingsund Færgekro, which is right next door. <br>Utilities and cleaning are included in the rental price.<br>The location is the perfect starting point for outdoor adventures. In the beautiful Legind Mountains, there are marked hiking trails and mountain bike trails. Within walking distance is Jesperhus Feriepark, offering activities for the whole family. The Nordic region’s largest flower park, b.la., features a pirate play area, a 4D cinema, Hugoland, and plenty of shows.<br>Just 5 km from the centre of Nykøbing M., you’ll find Dueholm Kloster, which tells the storey of the people of Mors and also hosts various special exhibitions. The Danish Foundry Museum displays the old Morsø wood-burning stoves and cookstoves. The lovely pedestrian street connects the town to the harbour, which is bustling all summer long. Here, every evening at 9 p.m. during the high season, you can watch the sun set over the marina. It is also in Nykøbing that the Morsø Golf Club has its beautiful 18-hole course. <br>Around the world, Mors is known first and foremost for its massive moler cliffs on Nordmors. Hanklit, at 61 m, is the most famous moler cliff, and in the same area lies the island’s highest point, Salgjerhøj (89 m). Both locations offer impressive views, and you’ll get a clear sense of the varied and distinctive natural landscape found on Mors. Ejerslev Harbour is definitely worth a visit as well. At the harbour, you’ll find a lagoon surrounded by moler cliffs, and here you’re welcome to try your luck as a fossil hunter. There’s a lovely walking trail around the lagoon, and the café is open during the season. <br>At the Fossil and Moler Museum, 55 million years of history are brought to life through the many discoveries made in the moler deposits on Mors. This is also where you’ll find the Skarregaard Agricultural Museum, where time has stood still since 1958. The site is beautifully situated next to the two Skarresø lakes and is perfect for walks in the area. At Skarregaard, you’ll also find a wonderful nature playground. <br>On Mors, you’ll find enough to do to fill many days.