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Visit Naturdestination Skovsgaard a few kilometers away and support Danish wildlife. Stay in the middle of a protected, wild grazing area with free-range cattle and wild horses. Go hiking in the 400-hectare protected nature area, or jump into the sea at Påø Strand The house is characterized by red lattice windows and a front door. Inside, you are greeted by beautiful wooden floors and a cozy kitchen with a dining area where you can enjoy your meals with a view of nature. Light the wood-burning stove and settle down with a good book, or take it with you on a trip to the protected meadows. The area around Skovsgaard offers 400 hectares of hiking trails in forests, meadows, and beaches. You are also close to Skovsgaard Naturdestination, which is worth exploring. All this makes your stay here an unforgettable experience. It is very important that all pets are kept on a leash when in the wild grazing area. As Lundstedet is located within the wild grazing area, pets must be kept on a leash at all times. Please note that it is your own responsibility to park at Lundstedet. Wild cattle may rub against cars due to itchy fur, which can cause damage. If you do not want to risk this, you are welcome to park on the beach outside the wild grazing area or at Skovsgaard's main car park, Kågårdsvej 12. Meet Naturdestination and Reidar Welcome to this lovely house, which we at Landfolk have the pleasure of managing on behalf of the owner. We strive to ensure that your stay is both relaxing and memorable. Should you have any questions or need assistance during your stay, we are always ready to help. We look forward to welcoming you and hope you enjoy the house and its beautiful surroundings. Skovsgaard Manor, also known as Naturdestination Skovsgaard, is located on the southern island of Langeland in scenic surroundings. Today, the estate is owned by the Danish Nature Fund, which was founded by the Danish Nature Conservation Association. For this, we owe a debt of gra...