Mannshausen

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Mannshausen

Island · Nordland

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8283 Leinesfjord, Norway

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Manshausen Island boasts stunning views, award-winning architecture, and a laid-back vibe, perfect for fishing, kayaking, and hiking adventures.  

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"Nestled in the Steigen Archipelago, the remote and breathtaking Manshausen Island is one of the best places in Norway to experience the Northern Lights. The main house dates from the 1880s, when the island was a traders' outpost, but the minimalist larchwood and glass sea cabins – many of which extend out over the water's edge – are as modern as can be. Whether it's through the floor-to-ceiling windows or wrapped up warm out on the terrace, the uninterrupted views of the arctic skies make it a prime location to witness the lights in all their glory. Beyond the aurora, the island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering activities such as fishing, kayaking and hiking – all in one of the most pristine and remote locations in Norway." - The MICHELIN Guide Nordic Editorial Team

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@cntraveler

"Manshausen, owned by polar explorer Børge Ousland, is a hard-to-reach island on the coastline north of Bodø. It offers a spectacular series of angular sea cabins that promise a secluded sanctuary overlooking the Grøtøyleia strait. Accessible via a scenic ferry ride or a four-hour drive from Bodø, each of the seven blond wood and glass lodgings provide a luxurious place to stay after days spent kayaking, scuba diving, cycling, fishing, or hiking. The on-site restaurant spotlights produce including freshly landed seafood, reindeer, and moose."

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I do not know where to begin- this is such a lovely place! We spent 3 nights in the Sydpolen cabin and enjoyed the spectacular views and price winning architecture. We were two couples and shared a cabin, that was no problem reg. space. The area is great for kayaking, fishing and hiking. Breakfast is very good, loved the fresh homemade bread! We also enjoyed delicious 3-course dinner. The staff is very service minded and knows the area very well, and gave us a lot of good advice for tours and activities. Manshausen has a very laid back atmosphere and we'll definitely come back for more quiet days at this beautiful place!

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