- Country-style vacation home for up to 14 people.<br><br>- A stunning location surrounded by nature, with moose, deer, and roe deer as<br><br>neighbors<br><br>- A Finnish sauna right by the stream to cool off; the sauna is available to all guests at our resort.<br><br>- Wood-fired hot tub (Jacuzzi) with a great view<br><br>- A beautiful beach by the sea, just a 10-minute walk away<br><br>- A well-maintained beach by the lake, reachable by boat in less than 5 minutes<br><br>- Rowboat on the lake<br><br>- Bicycles are available for rent (please reserve in advance)<br><br>- Wi-Fi<br><br>- German TV channels<br><br>- Campfires allowed<br><br>- Soccer field in front of the house, plenty of space for children<br><br>- Our fishing area is one of the best in Europe; the possibilities are virtually unlimited.<br><br>- The world-famous Mörrum salmon river is just 10 km away<br><br>- An incredible abundance of mushrooms in the surrounding forests<br>In Olofström, about 8 km away, there’s a canoe rental by a magical lake.<br><br>A few km from Olofström, you’ll find Harasjömala, a lake district with about 30 natural lakes where you can fish for trout, pike, and perch; this landscape is also known as Sweden’s southernmost wilderness.<br><br>- The wildlife park in Eriksberg is always worth a visit; here, you can create your own safari by driving through the park in your own car to observe bison, fallow deer, red deer, mouflon sheep, wild boars, and other animals.<br><br>- You should definitely visit the island of Hanö; take the small ferry from the fishing village of Nogersund to Hanö (30-minute ride). On the island, there’s a small seafood restaurant with excellent cuisine; there are no cars on the island, just quaint little fishermen’s cottages and deer roaming freely. Here, you can completely forget the hectic pace of modern life.<br><br>- The Mörrum salmon river, with its salmon museum, is a dream come true; the river is accessible from both sides. Watch the fly fishermen at work. The Mörrum is world-renowned for its large salmon and sea trout, which are among the largest in the world—no wonder sport fishermen from all over the world come here to fish.