Welcome to Hygge at the Lake – tranquility, nature and Scandinavian charm 🏡! Our lovingly furnished holiday home is the perfect retreat for those seeking a break surrounded by nature and Nordic cosiness. Enjoy the fantastic view, sheep on the dike and nature right outside the door. Just a few minutes' walk from the Danish border, it is perfect for trips to Sylt or Denmark. You can reach the ground floor without any steps. Here you will find a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with a shower, washing machine and dryer, the living room with TV, as well as a bedroom with a double bed. You can reach the upper floor via the stairs. Here you will find a bathroom with a bathtub, as well as one bedroom with three single beds. In good weather, the terrace invites you to relax with a great view. Relaxation and Nordic flair guaranteed!

Høyer Schleuse (Hoyer Lock): What it is: A historic ship lock connecting the North Sea and the Vidå River. Why visit: Watch boats navigate the lock, enjoy scenic views of the surrounding countryside, and spot various bird species. Tip: Check the lock schedule in advance, as passage times are limited. Tøndermarsken (Tonder Marsh): What it is: A large nature reserve with diverse habitats, including salt marshes, mudflats, and meadows. Why visit: Hike or cycle through the park, observe birds and other wildlife, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Tip: Wear sturdy shoes and bring binoculars for birdwatching. Erlebniszentrum Naturgewalten Sylt (Sylt Nature Adventure Center): What it is: A museum with interactive exhibits about the forces of nature that shape the island of Sylt. Why visit: Learn about the sea, weather, and coastal erosion in an engaging way. Great for families with children. Tip: Combine your visit with a walk on the beach or a climb up the "Uwe Dune," the highest point on Sylt. Altes Schöpfwerk (Old Pumping Station): What it is: A historic building that used to drain the marshlands of Sylt. Why visit: Learn about the island's history and enjoy panoramic views from the top. Tip: Check for opening hours, as it may not be open year-round. Himmelsleiter (Stairway to Heaven): What it is: A viewing platform offering stunning views of Sylt and the North Sea. Why visit: Enjoy a breathtaking panorama and take memorable photos. Tip: Go on a clear day for the best views. Nolde Museum Seebüll: What it is: The former home and studio of the expressionist painter Emil Nolde. Why visit: See Nolde's vibrant paintings, watercolors, and drawings in the setting where they were created. Explore his house and garden for insights into his life and inspiration. Tip: Check the museum website for current exhibitions and events.