FANTASTIC BEACH FRONT PROPERTY

When staying at 'Lisbo' one should expect countryside charm, invigorating outdoors life, stunning sunsets, fresh fish, and the smell of beautiful rose hip bushes that surrounds the premises. Kikhavn itself provides the setting for wonderful walks, eating local produce sold from half-timbered on the side of small winding roads of the village. The beaches infront of the house gives a secluded cove feel and is rarely visited by other guest that those who stay at 'Lisbo'. I larger beaches with shallow waters are preferred simply turn left or right on the small path infront of the house, and walk a few hundred meters.

After a long day in fresh air, relax in the verand or infront of the fireplace. If the weather is bad cosy up infront of the SMART tv and enjoy a movie.

There are no public transport to or from the village, which is make it more calm and quiet. Bikes from the shed can be used for longer excursions to the Fisherman's Warf in Hundested, a beautiful warf that has become the hart of the city, riddled with small kwerky stores, flee markets, ice creme parlors, breweries and fresh catches from the surrounding Kattegat Sea.

Kikhavn is an old fishing village in the parish of Torup northeast of Hundested in North Zealand. The village was referred to in the books already in 1561. At that time the inhabitants lived of a combination of agriculture and fishing.

Kikhavn has been devastated by several fires throughout the centuries, but today it stands as it did 200 years ago with its many beautiful old half-timbered houses with thatched roofs and is located just off the Kattegat coast. Walking from Kikhavn over the small hills towards Hundested you first get to the old Spodsbjerg Lighttower and then to the Greenland traveller Knud Rasmussen's house.