Maison de vacances pour 9 a SÖLVESBORG-By Traum

The smaller guest cabin has a bunk bed and likewise a fridge and coffee maker. The garden attracts a lot of sun and is large and nestled in greenery, perfect for hanging out and playing. You also have a conservatory and a terrace with a roof for days when it is needed. Grill and outdoor furniture are also available here! Once outside in the large garden, you can play and move freely. It is possible to grill here and there is also outdoor furniture. Should the rain increase, you also have a cozy conservatory that can be used. The cottage is right near the so-called Listerlandet, a peninsula that juts out between Blekinge and Skåne. In this area there is much to feel and experience. A perfect peninsula for those who like to stroll through village centers, walk along the beach, pause in the harbor and take a swim. Here there are several cozy coastal villages, for example Hörvik, Nogersund and Hällevik, with several nice cafés, restaurants and fish smokehouses. In the area you will also find several nice beaches. The nearest city is Sölvesborg. In Sölvesborg, nature is always close, whether you just want to be or get active. Here, it is actually not far to anything that is nice. Most things are within walking distance or a bike ride away. Here you can find the Ryssberget nature reserve, where one of Sweden's largest beech forests grows and the Blekingeleden also starts here. Other nice summer towns to visit that are close are Karlshamn, Ronneby and Kristianstad where you can shop, eat well and stroll around. The Blekinge archipelago is rich in good fishing areas and you are also close to Mörrum with salmon fishing. If you want to go out into the archipelago, there are archipelago tours and fishing tours that leave from several places nearby. From Nogersund there are boat trips out to Hanö, which is a real pearl of the archipelago! In Nogersund is Sweden's largest fishing port, but they have still managed to maintain the genuine atmosphere, with the harbor tavern Skutan facing the sparkling water and the fishing boats. The village has old traditions and parts of the 19th century buildings are still there. This can be seen, among other things, in the plots' oblong nets, where people once hung their fishing nets to dry.