Do you dream of staying overnight while the magical Northern Lights dance in the sky above you? Do you want to create a life-long memory during your holiday in Northern Norway? If so, we recommend reading about exotic places to stay by the Lyngenfjord.
There are several unique places to stay and all have the same aim – to give you an unforgettable experience! Rather than simply being a place to sleep, these places are specially designed to give you that little extra.
Lyngen North - Experience a unique glass igloo
Lyngen North’s igloos at Spåkenes are wonderful! They provide you with the opportunity to stay in a luxurious igloo with a roof comprising entirely of glass. The igloos feature a self-contained kitchen and a private bathroom. Not to forget the incredible view of the Lyngen Alps and the Lyngenfjord!
Lyngen North also has an outdoor hot tub for its guests, which is something you don’t want to miss! You can reach Lyngen North by public transport or rental car.
Solheim Gård - Stay on a farm in the Lyngen Alps
The farm Solheim Gård gives you a unique opportunity to stay on an authentic farm in the famous Lyngen Alps! This farm has an idyllic location and offers an insight into how farms are run north of the Arctic Circle! Solheim Gård serves delicious, local food and guests have the option of adding breakfast and dinner during their stay.
It’s easy to reach the farm by public transport from Tromsø.
Saraelv Lodge - Front row seats to the aurora
Saraelv Wilderness Center in Reisadalen offers a modern lodge surrounded by Arctic wilderness and silence, making it an ideal place to relax and disconnect. The lodge features comfortable facilities, three bedrooms with private bathrooms, a spacious common area, and large panoramic windows that provide spectacular views of the surrounding nature. Guests can also enjoy an outdoor jacuzzi and optional meals.
Located near Reisa River and Reisa National Park, the area offers excellent opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities in both summer and winter. In late autumn and winter, visitors may also experience the Northern Lights when conditions are right.