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Ryvingen lighthouse is Norway's southernmost lighthouse!
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Saltholmen Lighthouse in Lillesand.
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Are you dreaming of spending a night on a desert island?
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A cast iron lighthouse standing at the mouth of Rekefjord. Built in 1895 and automated in 1972. Formerly occupied by a lighthouse keeper and his…
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Established in 1853-54, it has one of Europe's most powerful lights. The lighthouse was built to ensure safety of the shipping traffic along the…
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The Kråkenes lighthouse was created by the Norwegian Coastal Administration in 1906 and is a guiding and entry lighthouse from the Stadhavet, located…
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Go back in time, with the wind howling around the lighthouse, driving rain on the windows, but also sun from a clear sky and a completely still ocean.…
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Artgallery, café and lighthouse history – Ryvarden; an exiting destination.
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How about one or more nights with the sea as your nearest neighbour? On the beautiful Jæren coast, you can experience the forces of nature on windy…
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Lista Lighthouse offers two newly redecorated apartments which are available for rent throughout the year. Both apartments are situated right next to…
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Lyngør lighthouse in Tvedestrand is open for accommodation through Aust-Agder trekking association. The old residence has been made into a cabin.
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The lighthouse is situated on a island a few kilometres from Panorama Hotell & Resort outside Bergen. The lighthouse is ideal for groups between 8-25…
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Ulvesund Fyr is located at Hjertenes by Måløy, in the municipality of Vågsøy, in Nordfjord. The lighthouse was built in September 1870. It is one out…
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Would you like a holiday a bit out of the ordinary? When the ocean is wild and you feel the power of nature? A Holiday at Utsira Lighthouse can also…
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Littleisland Lighthouse is a perfect escape at the edge of the earth, with no cars, no shops and no pressures. Simple. Comfortable. Eco-friendly.
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Fulehuk fyr is a lighthouse built in the early 1800's on the archipelago Rauer due southeast from Østre Bolæren. It was lit for the first time in 1821…
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Are you looking for an adventure to create life long memories? How about one or several nights at a lighthouse station in the south of Norway?
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For more than 150 years, the lighthouse Molja has shown the way for boats entering the harbour of Ålesund. The lighthouse now contains a comfortable…
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See the light. Stick to the narrow path and soon you will see the light. A salty hike? You won’t be too shocked to find out that the Skongenes…
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Two buildings at Store Torungen lighthouse outside Arendal are available for accommodation. The lighthouse open for visitors during the day.
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Barøy lighthouse lies between Vestfjord and Ofotfjord in Narvik municipality, at the end of Efjord. You will experience wild yet beautiful nature with…
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Sula lighthouse has two units, the keeper's house and assistant residence, which can be rented separately or together. Lighthouse keeper's house is…
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Stay in your own lighthouse at Strømtangen. Accommodation takes place in the lighthouse itself and in an annex next door and is suitable for…
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Grønningen Lighthouse is located about 8 km south-east of Kristiansand. The lighthouse came into service on 1. September 1878, and was manned until…
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Runde lighthouse is located on Kvalneset at the northwestern tip of the famous bird island Runde. It is one of 80 protected lighthouses in Norway and…
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This is a unique experience that you are bound to remember for the rest of your life.
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Hatholmen lighthouse was built in 1867 and is located on a small island in the channel into Mandal.
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The world's northernmost mainland lighthouse was built in 1905, destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt in 1945-48.
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The island of Landegode lies just off Bodø and is a beautiful natural gem, both when bathed in the light of the midnight sun in summer, and when the…
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Are you going to arrange a seminar, a meeting, a course or teambuilding? What about having this magnificent scenery as an added benefit?
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Høyevarde lighthouse is an exclusive and unique cultural heritage located at Karmøy, just outside Haugesund. They offer accommodation, venues for…
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Kayaking and canoeing
If you really want to get up close and personal with the stunning Norwegian fjord and coastal landscape, kayaks or canoes are ideal options. Buckle up for a paddling adventure – here are some of the hotspots.
Top 10 nature experiences in Norway
Make the most of your summer holiday in Norway with these 10 suggestions for top nature experiences and must-see attractions. Explore lush hiking trails, scenic routes, fjords and white beaches, and enjoy the midnight sun or join a wildlife safari.
Fjord and sea fishing
A coastline longer than the equator and a sea brimming with big cod, salmon, and halibut – Norway is a sea fishing paradise.
Coastal holiday gems in the south
Open sea, wide sky, and buckets of fun! Visit some of Norway’s most coveted holiday gems by the coast.
Top 10 places to paddle in Norway
The Norwegian coastline is varied, spectacular, and a paradise for everyone who loves the ocean breeze. If you really want to get close to nature, grab an ore and explore some of the ten best places to go kayaking in Norway, according to Olympic medallist Eirik Verås Larsen.
Norway’s best places for geocaching
Ready for an outdoor game that reveals a world beyond the everyday? We’ve listed some of the best places to go geocaching in Norway.
11 safe bets for culture lovers
Iconic architecture and Michelin restaurants, historic hotels, exciting street art, sculpture parks, and lush gardens. Check out our top tips for everyone who wants rich cultural experiences and fine dining on their holiday in Norway.
Go island hopping along the Helgeland coast
From car- and shop-free Fleinvær to uber-cool Træna, here are the places you don't want to miss when island hopping in Northern Norway.
