Now, the hike up Brufjell is lovely, but I think the best part was the views out over the village. It was completely renovated by an architect in 2016 and has a very high standard today. Like, maybe we should move there? From the house you can see the most stunning sunset sea view. A little research told us that Brufjell is famous for its Ice Age potholes that look out over the sea. But you should , because Flekkefjord is really lovely and everyone should go there. On the way up to Brufjell you can also turn right up to a lighthouse, and from there you can walk down to Sandvig Beach.
And even in Norway, sometimes you should bring a swimsuit with you on hikes. . Seaman house with the best location and a stunning view of the sea, the fjord and the mountains. The fjord and river form the county border with Rogaland and counties. Except they were actually real houses, and they became prettier and prettier as we made our way down.
There is a factory in the village as well as the Åna-Sira Power Station. The village is located at the mouth of the river Sira where it flows south into fjord hence the name of the village. Second floor consists of a living room, bedroom and bathroom with spa-shower. The village is the southernmost village in Rogaland county. The crosses the river connecting the two parts of the village. Seaman house with the best location and a stunning view of the sea, the fjord and the mountains. A perfect place for team building Åna Sira has several hiking trails.
First floor consists of an open plan kitchen with dining table, 2 bedrooms and bathroom with spa-shower. Plus I had a sneaking suspicion that after a few nights of camping my hips would be screaming for a soft bed. The house was originally built in 1935 and was a house used to clean, dry and store fishing equipments. High quality italian kitchen with household electrical appliances from Neff. There are 5 double bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, in total 10 people can sleep here. And then we drove up to Flekkefjord which is also gorgeous and I sort of want to move there too and then I actually forgot to take any photos, which later made the blogger in me really mad at the rest of me.
We can recommend you to do combine your stay with a hiking to the Potholes of Brufjellet and the beach Sandviga It is only 17 km to Flekkefjord, a town with 9000 inhabitants. Um, how pretty is Roligheten? His house was in Åna-Sira, a village I had never heard of but which was conveniently between Kristiansand and Stavanger, both places Dan and I had planned on passing through. A 3rd luxury bathroom will be installed in November Third floor consists of a living room and 2 bedrooms. We have a local chef who will come home to you and prepare a gourmet dinner based on local products. The water was really cold, but I still wished I had brought my swimsuit for a little post-hike dip in the sea! The house is fully isolated so it is a place where you can stay all year around. I would stay at the Sogndalstrand Kulturhotell and then do a day trip up to Åna-Sira.
From Flekkefjord we drove on a little winding road up into some very rocky mountains, and then as we passed over the top and started a hairpin-filled descent down we spotted a teeny tiny toy village at the bottom of the valley. We have local supermarket just 5 minutes walk from the house. Heated floors in all bathrooms. And then later I asked him where this house actually was, because that was probably important too. About 200 people live in Åna-Sira, about two-thirds of the residents living on the north side of the river in Sokndal, and the rest living on the south side of the river. So when I told my assistant manager about my planned weeklong road trip adventure along the coast and he asked if I wanted to stay in his coastal home I was all yes please! In fact the only reason I went there was because I had been offered a free place to stay and I do love a bargain.
Lessons learned on this trip: Mandal is beautiful. We can organize gastronomic events for groups. Playground 3 minutes walk from the house. . . . .
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