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Whatever your vacation preference is or the size of your group, find holiday rentals for you, such as country holiday houses in Netherlands, Germany, France, and Belgium. With nature.house you're sure to find something that suits your needs. Holiday houses in Darp, Gulpen, Gasselte, and beek are the best option to spend a wonderful holiday in the Dutch region. Furthermore, if you are looking for a temporary residence in France, then you can check out rental houses in Flaugnac, and Limbrassac
Renting a country holiday house directly from the owner is the perfect alternative if you want space, privacy, flexibility, and value for money instead of renting an expensive hotel accommodation. You'll save a lot of money, have the freedom to spend the holiday at your own pace, and be able to experience life like a native in your chosen place.
There is a wide variety of flowers such as daisies, tulips, roses, buttercups, and the purple heather that blossoms on the heaths in spring and can be seen blooming in fairy meadows of Friesland, Netherlands, and the most common trees that grow here are oak trees, elm, pine, and linden. Moreover, Friesland is also a popular destination where multi-colored tulip orchards can be seen at fields north of the Netherlands and near the Northern Sea dunes. Therefore, it isn't a bad idea to spend a weekend or more in our holiday houses in the Friesland and be close to Mother Nature.
A greater part of German forests is made up of pines and other conifers. The remaining part consists of beech, oak trees, birch, and walnut trees. One of the most exploited plants in Germany is the vine, which grows primarily on slopes of rivers. The fauna of Germany is scarce and little varied. This is mainly due to the climate, and world war is another reason for the extinction of many animal species in Germany. But some wild species of boars, rabbits, deer, pheasants, and antelopes are often seen here.
Lap up on Amsterdam's marvelous canals at night on a candlelight cruise. After boarding on a comfortable boat, settle into the all-glass cabin in the glow of candlelight and enjoy the scenery as you cruise the World Heritage site canals. Savor the twinkling lights and silhouettes of the canal bridges, merchants' homes, and churches. Enjoy a five-hour journey from Amsterdam to the Northern towns of Edam Schans, Zaanse, and Volendam, where you can behold working windmills at an open-air museum on the bank Zaan River. Explore an incredible landscape of serene canals, wooden bridges, and Dutch homes on a full-day tour from Amsterdam to Giethoorn, the 'Venice of the Netherlands.
To fully experience a site complete with mind-bending roller coasters, a wonderland of delicious eats, and the happiest, reddest people you'll ever meet, Oktoberfest is one of those events where you can experience once in a lifetime. The beautiful Baroque town of Ludwigsburg is also one of the hidden gems in Germany, a must-visit destination. Also, don't forget to bring your kids along as there are plenty of recreational options for them too. Especially in a country holiday house, where you often have your own spacious garden just outside of your home! You can go sailing at Kiel Week, the largest sailing event and usually takes place in the North German city of Kiel in the last week of June.
