Spa, jacuzzi and sauna
Free for use at the resort. A sauna with a glass wall to the fjord and a jacuzzi beside it, on a deck at the water.
- Where
- On the shore, by the cabins
- When
- During your stay
- From the cabin
- At the resort
- With
- Free for guests
Four glass cabins on the shore of the Lyngenfjord. Two hours from Tromsø, and nothing between you and the mountains.
A queen bed under a glass dome, a small kitchen, a bathroom and a terrace facing the fjord.
Four cabins stand on the shore at Koppangen, a quarter of an hour north of Lyngseidet. The three of us built them.
Koppangen in September. One minute, with sound.
Afternoon. The fjord goes quiet.
Eleven. The sky turns green.
All of it, from the bed.
Fly to Tromsø. From there, rent a car, take the bus, or book a private transfer. The drive along the fjord takes about two hours.
How to get here: the road from Tromsø and the Svensby ferry. One minute, with sound.
Everything here is within two hours of the cabin. We book it for you.
Free for use at the resort. A sauna with a glass wall to the fjord and a jacuzzi beside it, on a deck at the water.
From late September to early April the lights come to the cabin. On a clear night you watch from the bed. On a cloudy one we know where to drive.
Humpbacks and orcas follow the herring into the fjords off Skjervøy from November to January. Boats leave in the morning and are back before the light goes.
Drive a team of huskies under the Lyngen Alps at Svensby, 45 minutes from the cabin. Or meet the reindeer at Breivikeidet, on the road from Tromsø.
Two to a snowmobile on a trail into the Lyngen Alps, about two and a half hours. Suits, boots and helmets are provided.
The Lyngen Alps rise straight out of the fjord. From March the light is back and the runs end at the shore.
From late May to mid July the sun does not set. The best walks start after dinner, when the valleys go gold and quiet.
Kirsti cooks from what the valley gives: lamb shank from local farms, potatoes, chanterelles. Dinner comes to the cabin door, ready to eat under the dome.
Every cabin has a kitchen with a stove, an oven and a dishwasher. Or let Kirsti cook: Lyngen Catering makes dinner from local lamb, potatoes and chanterelles and brings it to the door. The shop in Lyngseidet is a quarter of an hour away.
