Oppdal is 400kms north of Oslo and it is roughly a 5 hours drive. A laid back town amidst nature.
We stayed in this rustic cabin with a turf roof in the woods which seemed straight out of Blyton's books. The interior is modern yet a rustic charm.
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Can you imagine anything prettier than this?
An old vintage house dating back to the late 1800s overlooking Tafjorden. A view to die for.
This village in Valldal has some breathtaking views.
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Straight out of a Hollywood movie set.
Oh yes! You read that right. This property in Borgund is nothing short of a dream. The house itself is huge and pretty, but what makes it drool-worthy is the lawn. You may think what is so fascinating about a lawn. Well! If you have a stream, a hanging bridge, an old school barbecue, an outdoor dining area and many more things to be added to a lawn, won't that be drool-worthy?
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I still wonder, why do people waste so much money on hotels when you can get THIS at half the price.
Another favorite. This is a tiny village, Vradal, and what you see is Lake Vravatn and me sitting on the porch railings. Anyone seeking peace and solace, this is where you should go.
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Lofoten Islands is pretty! Everyone knows that, and this BnB made our stay prettier.
Raften is a village in the Lofotens and it is pretty much desolate. We barely found another soul. It's just you and nature. Mountains, fields, fjords- a 100% dose of nature.
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The final and exclusive BnB.
This is in A, Lofoten Islands. Yes, that's the name of the place- A. This is also the last village of the island and the road ends here. Now to our BnB - We stayed in rorbu houses; which in the past used to be rented out to fishermen during the fishing season. These "half on land, half jutting out to the sea" houses have been re-touched and re-done to be now rented out to tourists.
An amazing location by the sea to calm your soul.
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These are my BnB picks for Norway. Norway is all about nature and we chose to stay right amidst it.
