Holiday home for max. 8 persons
Anjum, Lauwersmeer, Netherlands

Holiday home at the Lauwersmeer, own fishing pier

The house is located directly on the marina with views over the harbor and the Lauwersmeer. 4 Sleeping rooms, 2 bathrooms, a washing machine, and a dryer. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

This holiday home is in front of the Lauwersmeer and has a direct access to the water and fishing pier. The living / dining area is comfortably furnished and has a dining table, a large couch and a TV. From the living room you have access to the garden which is included with a terrace and an own fishing and boat dock. You immediately feel at home. There are four bedrooms. Two bedrooms have single beds and two bedrooms are equipped with a 140x200 bed. The house has two bathrooms with a shower. In front of the house are two parking spaces available. In the shed (right side in the garden) is a washing machine and freezer. The impressive thing about this house is the view of the marina, in every season and every weather. Whether you enjoy a sunrise in the summer or the frozen Lauwersmeer in winter, or the waves break on the shore in the east wind - it will definitely be an unforgettable impressions that take you home.

Fenced property, garden furniture, own jetty. Located in front of the dike.

Right on the water, for 8 people. Largest boat and fishing dock in rentals.

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, the most northern fortified city of Friesland.

To discover the National Park from the waterside you could bring your own boat or surf gear but there are boats and sailing boats for rent as well at ‘Paviljoen La Barca’. If you’re more into cat sailing, try the local cat-club ‘Omaho’, next to the small marina.

A boat-tour, sailing trip to Dokkum, bird or seal expedition can be booked around the corner and a ferry to the beautiful island of Schiermonnikoog, with it’s many miles of sandy beaches, is leaving from Oostmahorn as well.

The Lauwerslake (Lauwersmeer in dutch) is truly loved by fishermen for its large bream, roach, pike, perch and eel. At the reception of Holland1 you can obtain a fishing permit.

Do you like to walk and do you want to relax? Then visit the fishing village of Paesens-Moddergat with its small museum and experience the Wadden Sea World Heritage with its largest unbroken system of intertidal sand and mud flats in the world. Hiking over the mudflats of the Wadden Sea certainly is one of the most memorable activities in the Netherlands. Guided tours can be booked here every day of the year.

Or just stay and enjoy yourself at your holiday house. Just don’t forget to look up at the universe on a clear night. With the title Dark Sky Park, Lauwersmeer National Park is one of the world’s darkest places. Here, you can truly experience nature in the dark!