
Kayaks and rowing boat
Borrow a kayak or the wooden rowboat at the dock; we stock life jackets and a waterproof route card.
Eight rooms in a restored fisherman's house look straight onto the Sognefjord. Breakfast is laid out with bread from the village bakery, smoked trout and strong coffee until ten. Kayaks and a rowing boat sit on the dock for guests who want a quiet hour on the water, and Ingrid guides a four-hour waterfall loop when you ask at reception.
Midnight sun season: book three nights and we include a guided kayak trip with Ingrid.

Borrow a kayak or the wooden rowboat at the dock; we stock life jackets and a waterproof route card.

Smoked salmon, gravlax and pastries arrive at your suite or the dining room until eleven.

Reserve a half-day ridge walk with our guide; picnic lunch and ferry timing included.
Indicative suite rates in NOK; chef's breakfast and spa access included. Three-night minimum in peak season.
Rooms, pier sunsets, sauna steam and winter hush around the lodge.




“We left the hire car in Flåm and let the ferry schedule set our pace. Evenings on the pier felt like the whole point of the trip.”

“Smoked trout at breakfast, then Ingrid's waterfall hike — easily the best day of our honeymoon.”

“We slept with the window open and woke to the ferry horn. Simple, calm and exactly what we needed after Oslo.”
Guest names and stays are fictional.
Train to Flåm or Sogndal, then ferry to Lærdal pier; we meet you with a cart for bags and walk you to your room.
One 22 kW charger beside the lodge; tell us at check-in and we reserve a slot for your stay.
Breakfast only; we partner with the village restaurant 400 m away and hold a table when you ask before noon.
Every room has fibre Wi‑Fi and a desk. The common room stays quiet until 17:00 for guests who need a longer call.
Yes. The family suite sleeps four, and we lend life jackets in smaller sizes for the dock.
Fjordvegen 12, 6886 Lærdalsøyri (fictional guesthouse)
+47 23 52 52 52