Experience authentic farm life at Blakstad Gard in Sykkylven – perfect for families and groups. Meet the animals, enjoy nature and create lasting memories in idyllic surroundings.
Farm animals and countryside charm for the whole family
Looking for fresh air, friendly animals and an authentic farm experience? At Blakstad Gard in Sykkylven, a peaceful and enjoyable day awaits visitors of all ages. Here, you can get close to Icelandic horses, alpacas, miniature pigs, woolly pigs, rabbits, Muscovy ducks, chickens and turkeys, while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of the farm.
Many visitors simply enjoy spending time with the animals and making the most of the peaceful surroundings.
A historic farm between fjord and mountains
Blakstad Gard is beautifully situated in Sykkylven, Sunnmøre, surrounded by majestic mountains and close to the fjord.
People have lived at Blakstad for more than 3,000 years, as evidenced by a Bronze Age burial site. You can take a short walk down to the shoreline or head up to the sheltered outdoor seating area to enjoy spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.
Farm café and activities in scenic surroundings
The charming barn is home to the farm café, where you can enjoy something tasty to eat and drink.
On fine days, the outdoor fire pit is lit, and visitors are welcome to bring their own food to grill and enjoy a meal outdoors.
Children can take part in activities such as horse riding, archery, horseshoe throwing and driving electric farm vehicles.
Opening hours and venue hire
Visits outside regular opening hours can be arranged in advance. Blakstad Gard also welcomes private events and group gatherings, with prices and availability agreed upon individually.
Several areas of the farm are available for hire:
The outdoor shelter – A covered seating area for 20–30 people, offering beautiful views within a fenced area.
The barn – A venue for meetings, events and celebrations, accommodating approximately 70 people, including a separate, charming lounge area.
The waterfront – A boathouse with tables and benches, along with outdoor seating around a fire pit by the shore.
- Family Friendly
Source: Visit Northwest









