Tjeldøya

Likte at det lå helt for seg selv. Det lå like ved et vann hvor vi kunne fiske. Fikk fisk gjorde vi og. Og bær like utenfor døra som ble til litt syltetøy. Koselig inne i hytta.

Litt problemer med toalettet, men vi fant ut av det.

Heerlijke locatie, zo mooi tref je het zelden: de hele vallei en meer voor jezelf! Rust en ruimte! Het huisje is compleet ingericht en Jarle is een geweldige gastheer!

Even wennen, maar dat gaat snel: water haal je uit t meer. Koelkast en wc werken op gas. Tip: neem alleen de meest noodzakelijke spullen mee naar boven en laat de rest in de auto beneden. Het pad erheen is hier en daar best inspannend - maar wondermooi!

Fernab der Zivilisation gelegene Hütte an einem malerischen See. Definitiv nichts für Warmduscher und Jetsetter. Aber es ist alles vorhanden, was man braucht und die Hütte ist liebevoll eingerichtet. Wer sein Reisegepäck über 200 Höhenmeter über einen schmalen Bergpfad zu tragen vermag, der wird hier seine Ruhe finden.

The hut is not easy to find and only accessible after an uphill hike through the wood. And remember that on self-catering you will have to carry the food. ;) Once you have found the little parking space and the hut at the mountain lake, your stay will be awesome if you love the sound of silence. There is no WiFi, no TV, hardly any mobile reception and the fridge runs on gas. Also there is not too much electricity since the hut is powered by solar energy. The voltage (?) is from a car battery, but there is an USB-charger to charge mobile phones etc. If you are still interested, book this hut and have a wonderfull stay at a beautiful mountain lake, Explore the surroundings, take a boat ride on the lake, go fishing (gear is provided) and just relax far from everyone else.

The last turn in the driving instructions is wrong. Turn to the right after the bridge near Ramsund. On the hiking trail to the hut there is also a turn that can be easily missed. It's right after the first wooden bridge you cross. Look out for a red sign on the left that is hidden between the trees. Then there's a little path to your left.