Vakantiehuis de Druif met tuin bij het Lauwersmeer

On the ground floor, de Druif has a spacious living room with an open kitchen and direct access to the grape-covered terrace. On the same floor there’s a bathroom, a separate toilet and a bedroom with a twin bed. Upstairs, there are two more bedrooms, one of them with a small balcony. Holiday home ‘de Druif’ has three bedrooms, 6 sleeps. (Outdoor area:) You can sit on the terrace in the shade of the grapevine and it’s allowed to grill in the garden but there’s no bbq-set available. Parking is possible in front of the house. (Distinctive features:) Wi-Fi and tv are available and baby cot and high chair are available on request. (Surroundings:) Oostmahorn is an old stronghold at the at the western side of the Lauwerslake with a rich history, dating back to the sixteenth century. Nowadays it’s a very pleasant tourist destination at the National Park Lauwersmeer, hosting several holiday resorts. The lake itself and the direct surroundings are a true paradise for nature lovers, fisherman, water sports enthusiasts, cyclists and hikers. Dogs are more than welcome here as well. There’s a special beach and a forest for them at Lauwersoog. Within a couple of hundreds of meters there are several playgrounds for children. At the beach, in the small resort ‘de Skâns’ and in Esonstad - which is a holiday resort build as a replica of a typical old Frysian city. In Esonstad you’ll even find a bouncy castle and an indoor playing hall and one can play golf and foot golf here at the local Pitch & Putt area. Renting a bicycle or e-chopper is also possible here. In Esonstad you can easily do your daily groceries (a bigger supermarkt is just a couple of kilometers away in Anjum) or find a restaurant, pizzeria or a snackbar. Another three restaurants are even closer to your holiday house. Some of them offer spectacular lake views. Other good options to enjoy the local seafood cuisine are the sea harbor of Lauwersoog at the northern side of the lake, the old fishing village of Zoutkamp at the eastside of the lake or at Dokkum,