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The Most Breathtaking Airbnbs in Northern Norway Near Fjords and Mountains
Inculding some of the most unique Airbnbs in Norway.
Northern Norway is one of the most otherworldly places on earth. Sitting above the Arctic Circle, its topography is defined by its coastline of little inlets, lined with dramatic, craggy mountains and breathtaking fjords. The region is ideal for anyone who appreciates spotting rare wildlife, bagging peaks and world-class fishing. Life in this under-populated landscape is peaceful yet a stay here can be quite diverse. Accommodation options range from rural cottages in fishing villages to modern chic apartments in cities such as Tromsø. With these Norway Airbnbs, you’ll not only experience the local culture but have a pretty unique setting to do so.
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Traditional red wooden lodge in Vengsøy
Located on the island of Vengsøy, a one-and-a-half-hour drive and ferry ride from Tromsø, this charming lodge is part of three rentals perched on a little bay. From the cabin, you can sit back and enjoy the northern lights, or take a short walk up the mountain behind to get an optimal viewing experience. During the day, Vengsøy has lots of great hiking routes and is a lovely little island to enjoy other outdoor sports Northern Norway is so famous for.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $187 per night
Modern villa in Tromsø
There is quite a range of accommodation options in Tromsø from plush modern hotels to small boutique options, but staying in an Airbnb apartment will immerse you into the city’s culture. Tromsø is a great launching point for exploring the region and doing day trips to nearby islands. This three-floor apartment is an ideal base, with three modern and comfortable bedrooms, a kitchen, dining room and sitting room with large windows offering a view out over the mountains and sea. The neighborhood is quiet and peaceful but it’s a short stroll from the city center.
Five guests, three bedrooms
Price: $338 per night
Luxury two-bedroom villa in Tromsø
It is no secret that Norway can be an expensive place to visit, but I’ve found the level of hospitality and comfort makes the price point seem fair. This is one of Northern Norway Airbnb’s that is a little more luxurious making it suitable for two couples or a group of friends who want a well-equipt, modern and chic stay in Tromsø. The two-bedroom villa was built in 1921 by one of the cities most famed architects. You’ll want for nothing during a stay here, the lounge comes with a grand piano and the master bedroom’s ensuite has a hot tub and a sauna. There’s even outdoor space on the ground floor where you can sit and enjoy the midnight sun during winter.
Four guests, two bedrooms
Price: $1,115 per night
New apartment on the Vesterålen archipelago
Your experience in Norway will be defined by its scenery. The country’s architects and Airbnb hosts grasp this. Case in point — the Fabrikken guest suite, a posh new apartment on the Nordland coast. Here you’ll experience Norway’s best sunsets, watching the water ripple onto the sand as the sun settles behind it. With a stocked library and plenty of space for games, this unit is perfect for families. It also gives adventurous parties easy access to the water and the mountains.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $480 per night
Remote flat with jacuzzi in Tromso
You don’t get more remote and off-the-grid than this studio cabin located above Tromsø. This would be a great option for anyone who wanted to disconnect for a few days and experience rural Northern Norway. The hopme itself is snug and compact with a epic views and a functional kitchen. The outdoor jacuzzi is the perfect place to watch the Northern Lights while remaining warm enough to actually enjoy that drink in your hands.
Two guests, one bedrooms
Price: $719 per night
House by the sea with sauna, perfect for kayakers
If you plan to kayak in Norway, there’s no better place to base yourself than this house by the sea in Vågan, in the heart of Nordland country. Lofoten is prime-time for kayakers and on-water adventurers. But with views like you’ll enjoy from the pad, you may not even want to leave the house. The home is tripped out with high-end living and dining spaces. It’s nearby to the harbor and town center yet sits perfectly in its own solitude, in a tiny hamlet of homes away from the bustle so you can relax on the deck and take it all in.
Twelve guests, five bedrooms
Price: $534 per night
Hilltop cabin in Hamarøy
The cabin’s design harmoniously integrates with the landscape, providing guests with an authentic experience of Norway’s rugged north. There is a plethora of nearby hiking trails, fishing, and general rambling about — and a post-adventure beer on the cabin’s terrace over the breathtaking scenery is a perfect end to the day.
Six guests, three bedrooms
Price: $110 per night
Private waterfront cabin in Lofoten
Set along the tranquil shores of the Lofoten Islands in Norway, this newly-built waterfront cabin offers a serene escape amidst breathtaking natural beauty. The cabin’s modern design harmonizes with its surroundings, featuring expansive windows that frame panoramic views of the sea and rugged mountains. Inside, guests will find a cozy living space equipped with contemporary amenities, ensuring a comfortable stay while immersing themselves in the Arctic landscape.
Located in the heart of the Lofoten archipelago, the cabin provides easy access to a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, fishing, and kayaking. After a day of exploration, guests can relax on the private terrace, taking in the serene vistas and, if visiting during the winter months, the Northern Lights are frequently visible.
Six guests, two bedrooms
Price: $250 per night
Devil’s Teeth cabin in. mountains, coast
If you’re into ski touring or splitboarding, this is the Northern Norway Airbnb for you. This cabin offers a front-row seat to some of Scandinavia’s most awe-inspiring scenery. The cabin’s minimalist design and large windows allow guests to fully immerse themselves in the surrounding natural beauty, from the jagged mountain ridges to the expansive skies that often dance with the Northern Lights. Inside, the space is thoughtfully appointed with cozy furnishings and modern amenities, providing a comfortable retreat after a day of exploration. Senja is renowned for its rugged landscapes, with outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife spotting aplenty in the area around this northern Nortway Airbnb.
Four guests, one bedroom
Price: $225 per night
Unique cottage on fjord with epic views
The cabin’s minimalist design emphasizes comfort and functionality, but doesn’t exclude stuff like a cozy living area, a well-equipped kitchen, and large windows that frame the stunning natural scenery outside the Airbnb. A private sauna is the perfect way to unwind after exploring the area. The surrounding region offers hiking, fishing, and, during the winter months, skiing and Northern Lights viewing. Despite its secluded location, the cottage is accessible and serves as an excellent base for exploring the diverse landscapes of Northern Norway.
