The second week of our summer holidays, we spent in Maasholm, a small fishing village on the German side of the Baltic Sea. We had been here once before in 2014, and enjoyed what it had to offer: quaint accommodations, a supermarket, some restaurants, many walk ways, and plenty of rest in our comfortable renovated farm house on Main Street.
We drove for about 2 1/2 hours from Sydals, Denmark, to Maasholm. In the evening, we took a stroll around the coast as usual.
An upcycled fishing boat makes for a nice place to sit, especially out of the cold wind in the evening.
Tüünlüüd, this street name gets me every time. Four ‘U’s with Umlaut!
Eating well is another reason for spending time at the coast.
This is our vacation rental on Maasholm Main Street. Despite its location on main street, there is hardly any traffic noise, and off season, there are only few people to wander around as well. That’s me sitting on the bench.
As usual, my favorite spot is the one hidden away. This is for my quiet time.
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