Charming holiday home on the island of Fejø

When you need to experience an authentic island atmosphere where the simple life can be lived, Fiskermandens Hus from 1895 on Fejø is the place for you. The house is large and cozy with vintage furniture. Soul and charm are evident throughout the house, with exposed wooden beams in the ceiling and teak windows that let the light in with their large panes.

In the living room, there's also a long raw wood table where you can gather around the food while listening to the wood-burning stove crackling in the background.

Fejø is known for being an island with plenty of opportunities to buy homemade cider, which you

to enjoy with your food. The living room is connected to the kitchen with old cream-colored tiles and a retro kitchen cabinet. That way, you'll always be in each other's presence, even if you're cooking separately.

From the cottage you can look out to Fejø Dybvighavn and the Baltic Sea, which is only a three-minute walk away.

In the morning, you can drink coffee on the wooden deck and enjoy the sight of boats sailing into port. When you want to explore even more of Fejø, you can borrow the bikes that come with the cottage. An obvious excursion could be

cycling to Vesterled Orchard, known for growing apples, pears and plums.