North of Öland, seaview

To let Cabin in Byxelkrok, Böda, Norra Öland, Borgholm, Kalmar, Sweden

• Living Area: 53 m²
• Number of rooms: 3
• Number of beds: 4 + 2 extra beds
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•      High season: 13900 SEK/week
•      Low season: 7900 SEK/week
•      Middle season 2: 7900 SEK/week
•      Middle season 4: 7900 SEK/week
• Calendar see link:
  http://www.grankullavik.com
• Exchange day
• Saturday

Description

Holiday with sun, sea, comfortable accomodation and
wonderful trips to
surrounding areas

Grankullavik Holiday Village lies on the northernmost tip of the
Baltic island
of Öland, right next to the Trollskogen Nature Reserve.
Grankullaviken is an
excellent area for BATHING and ANGLING.

The area offers lots of activities for children, with plenty of
grassy
surfaces, playgrounds, bicycles and a tennis court. The
surroundings are
particularly suitable for people seeking quiet and closeness to
nature.
There is free access to boats (15/6-20/8).
The village is located only 2 km from
Bödabukten’s mile-long sandy beach. Öland also offers many
other interesting
destinations suitable for a day trip.
Our cottages have a sea view and they all have a W.C.,
shower, TV, Wi-Fi and private outside area with a barbecue grill
and outdoor furniture.
You can choose between 4-, 6- and 10-bed accommodation.
The 10-bed villa (130 sqm)
has also a sauna, Jacuzzi, open fireplace and dishwasher.
WI-FI
The best seasons for
angling are spring and autumn.

Celebrate Midsummer on the island of Öland in one of our
cottages next to the
sea, close to swimming and the beautiful Böda sandy beach.

SPECIAL OFFER
Two weeks for 11.900:-
10th June - 29 June

Road Description

Kör mot Byxelkrok! Strax innan Byxelkrok, kör mot
Grankullavik.