In the heart of the beautiful historic Nørreskov on Als you will find Myrholm, rural - yet central, 18 km from Sønderborg and 3 km from ferries connected to Funen and Ærø. Myrholm is a small farm from 1648, where the grannyflat is furnished for Bed and Breakfast. The place is nostalgic, where you can get authentic farm experiences, such as, collecting eggs, feeding the chickens and meeting the farm cat Marius. The place exudes calm and balance, the apartment has a covered terrace with grill and chairs and its own garden. There is a summerhouse in the back garden, where you can enjoy the sunset, lunch etc, and the wildlife.

My name is Lone Valentin Bram and I am looking forward to welcoming you to Myrholm Bed & Breakfast. For many years I have had a dream of being a hostess with rental of holiday apartment. I was born and raised on a farm, worked as nurses for 29 years. Now I want to be a hostess and last but not least, I want to create enthusiasm and joy for others.. I am very service minded and find great satisfaction in helping others. I have a great deal of knowledge about the farm activities and the historical sites in the local area, which I would love to share with you.

Nørreskoven is a state forest of 740 ha and one of Denmark's longest coastal forests, it is famous for its unusually high and beautiful beech trees. Here you can walk along the beach in the shade of large trees, which bends over the Lillebælt. The forest also contains a number of oak trees. the so-called bridegroom oaks at Havrekobbel, which were planted around 1770 and still live. 45 hectares are laid out for nature forests, which are found along the coast and in Troldsmose. Nørreskoven is unusually rich in cultural monuments - 80 history memorials are registered in the forest. Of them, a large part are long- and round nozzles for around 5,500 years ago. In Fjordmosen in Nørreskoven you can hear the impressed sound from one of the country's largest stocks of green tree frogs. In the woods you can meet both crowns, fallow deer and deer, You can also visit the site where two allied war planes collapsed in 1944. You can drive, cycle, or walk through the forest along Nørreskovvej, which follows the forest from south to north. There are 2 marked walking routes, both at approx. 2 km - the Beach route and the Culture route.