Holiday Home La Courege

• Holiday Home
• On an island
• In the countryside
• On a holiday park
• Detached
• Wifi
• TV
• Dutch tv channels
• International tv channels
• Airconditioning
• Washing machine
• Dishwasher
• Coffee machine
• Kettle
• Combi microwave
• Fridge with freezer
• Garden
• Garden furniture
• Barbecue
• Child cot
• High chair
• By the sea
• Likeside
• Fire extinguisher
• Carbon monoxide detector
• Smoke detector
• First aid kit

Description

What a lovely house this is! It is in a quiet park on the beautiful island of Schouwen-Duiveland in Zeeland. The owners have tastefully decorated the house and hope to offer you a great holiday. The house can accommodate six guests, and even two pets are welcome. Come and enjoy yourself in Zeeland! Please note: the photos currently show 2x single bedrooms. New photos will follow. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, each for two persons
Located between Brouwershaven and Zierikzee, Zonnemaire lies in the corner of a dike and is a small agricultural and tourism village with about 750 inhabitants. The town has a small beach on the Grevelingen, the 'Haventje van Bommenede,' a windmill, and a café-restaurant "d'Ouwe Smisse." There is a lot to do and visit on the island. Not to be missed are: the beach at the Westpunt, the monument city Zierikzee, the forest of Westenschouwen, and endless bicycle rides over countless dykes. The island of Schouwen-Duivenland used to consist of four separate islands. For those interested in history, visit the Watersnoodmuseum in Ouderkerk (Zonnemaire was located in a rare dry polder in 1953); the bunker complex de Punt near the Brouwersdam; Slot Moermond in Burgh or visit and climb the fat tower in Zierikzee. Veere, Goes, and Middelburg are also lovely towns, even on a day when the sun shines a little less. You can enjoy the sea and the water on the Brouwersdam, in the marina at Bruinisse, on the Grevelingen with its various islands where you can moor a (rental) boat or on the dike at the Schelphoek. Cyclists can enjoy dike routes along the island's south side, through the dike waters, or over the Zeeland Bridge and Oosterscheldedam. Quiet, undiscovered spots include walking in the dunes, the lighthouse in Nieuw-Haamstede, the ring village of Dreischor, the fruit-picking garden de Stelle in Ouderkerk, and walking in the town of Schudddebeurs

House layout