Cosy apartment "Het Kolffje"

Apartment “Het Kolffje” is a small house/apartment dating back to 1791 with its own small patio and entrance. It accomodates 2 to 4 people spread over two floors in a very cosy and historical setting. Roomservice breakfast is possible (after consultation ) for Euro 9,50 p.p.p.d. A supermarket is close by (closed Sundays) for your shopping For weekends and in the holiday periods we only rent out for 2 nights minimum. Pets welcome after consultation for a cleaning cost fee of Euro 20,00 Apartment “Het Kolffje” is a cosy apartment dating back to 1791 with its own small patio and entrance. Ground floor: tastefully decorated living/diningroom with a comfortable corner couch, flat screen TV/ stereo and Wifi, small kitchenette with 2 electric hotplates, a micro wave / oven, small fridge/minibar and coffee and tea facilities. 1st floor: bedroom with one double bed, shower, washbasin, toilet, bath robes, towels, shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and soap. In case of a reservation for 3 to 4 people either a bed is added to the upstairs bedroom or the downstairs corner couch is turned into a comfortable double bed. The whole house We live in the house adjoining "het Kolffje" Apartment “Het Kolffje” and BandB “Voorhuis Kolff” are in the centre of Middelharnis close to the charming small harbour with its variety of restaurants and the shopping area on the dike. Bicycles can be rented to explore the surroundings. As we live on an Island we are surrounded by water. Sweet water on the north side. Very salt water on the south side and about twenty minutes to the west the wide spread seaside beaches which make this area popular for tourists. Shopping: just a 2 minutes’ walk from the apartment is “d’n Diek” with its shops and supermarket. Going out: on “d’n Diek” and surrounding the small yachting harbour you have a variety of restaurants, some bars. R’dam is 45 minutes by bus or car. Surroundings: Situated on the former island of Goeree – Overflakkee Middelharnis is surrounded by the North sea, the Haringvliet and the Grevelingenmeer. Tourists find the island attractive for its nature, the vast open landscape and the peaceful atmosphere. There are a lot of hiking and biking routes. “De Slikken” on the island are famous for their flora and fauna. Middleharnis is considered the centre of the island. It has a large variety of shops, restaurants and cafés. Every Wednesday there is a local market k. Sommelsdijk also has a small but attractive museum: “Het Streekmuseum”. Several villages have the same characteristics: Church – Voorstraat – Harbour Lovely Examples to visit are: Middelharnis, Sommelsdijk, Dirksland Nearly every village has a yachting harbour, which livens up the sleepy villages in summertime. The small yachting harbour of Middelharnis is well worth a visit on a warm summer day. The restaurants around the harbour have terraces , ideal for watching people on boats and yachts. arrive and leave while enjoying a drink or meal. On these summer evenings the restaurants serve dinner outside thus creating a distinct French feeling of “joie de vivre”. Villages and beaches: Zierikzee, Ouddorp, Goedereede and the harbour village of Hellevoetsluis are only a bike hike away. Goedereede is a quaint historic village known for its artists. Ouddorp is well known to sun lovers because of its vast beaches. For those who want sun and sea close by there are the small beaches along the Haringvliet near Middelharnis where it is just as enjoyable. Stellendam is a fishing village famous for its shrimps Touristic sights are: Faunapark Flakkee”,” Neeltje Jans” and “the Haringvliet Expo”; our national water defense system after the flooding of the islands in 1953. There are several local events which take place every year. Information about them can be found at the Tourist Information Centre (VVV) of Goeree Overflakkee in Ouddorp. Physical activities: several golf courses, horse riding, indoor swimming pool, fitness clubs and tennis courts. There are two busstops at a 5 to ten minute walk from the house