Nice holiday house in Bjergby on the northern part of the island. The house has two floors with one room downstairs and three upstairs.
The house has a nice garden with various play equipment.
Near the house is Salgjerhøj that, with its 89 meters, is the highest point of the island. Salgjerhøj is a part of the area called Flade Bakker - or Flade Hills - which is one of Denmark's most beautiful and most impressive ranges of hills with its 360 degree view overlooking the whole island and the Limfjord. Looking east from the top of Salgjerhøj, you can see the islands of Fur and Livø and Thy towards west. Hanklit is another one of Mors' signature sites. Hanklit towers the landscape with its 61 meters and, thus, offers a fantastic view from the top. Additionally, Hanklit is world-famed for its moler. The moler contains many fossils that recount fascinating stories about the vegetation and animal life of the past. Some of these findings are exhibited in the Fossil and Moler museum in Sejerslev. In this area, you also find the agricultural museum Skarregaard, where time has been paused in 1958.
Nykøbing is home to several attractions and museums. For instance, the former abbey Dueholm Kloster, which now functions as a museum of local history and exhibits both the history of the inhabitants on Mors as well as varying special exhibitions. Moreover, on the outskirts of Nykøbing, Morsø Golf Club's 18-hole course is located.
Jesperhus Feriepark is the biggest attraction on Mors and offers several experiences for the whole family.