Markhus
Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter offers accommodation with fantastic views of the Åkrafjord. Here are two micro cabins that let you get close to nature.
Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter is beautifully situated at Markhus in the Åkrafjord, and is the perfect destination for those who want to experience the majestic nature of Western Norway. The two micro-cabins, Fjord and Fjell, are strategically located on a headland close to the fjord, surrounded by lush forest and unspoilt nature. The unique location gives guests a fantastic view of the fjord and the impressive surrounding mountains. There is also an accessible quay where you can take a refreshing swim.
How many cabins are there and how many can be accommodated?
Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter consists of 2 micro cabins, Fjord and Fjell. There is room for two people in each cabin.
Where do I book an overnight stay?
Accommodation at Fivelandneset Fjordhytter can be booked here.
Is food included in the price?
Food is not included in the price. There is a grocery store (Joker store) at Åkrafjordtunet. The store is located 3 minutes by car from the cabins. The cabins are equipped with the necessary kitchen equipment that makes it possible to prepare meals yourself. Åkrafjordtunet also has a café/restaurant.
It is possible to order a breakfast package in advance. Please contact Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter directly to arrange your order.
Are pets allowed in Fivelandsneset fjord cabins?
No, pets are not allowed in the cabins.
Which facilities does Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter have?
The cabins are equipped with everything you need for your stay. Ready-made beds, towels, fully equipped kitchen with all facilities, bathroom with shower and toilet, soaps, organised outdoor area with fire pit/grill. The quay is located down by the fjord and is available to guests in both cabins.
Is there parking at the cabins?
Upon arrival, there is a separate car park for guests, and the cabins are visible from the car park. The walk down to the cabins takes 3-5 minutes.
Access to the cabins
The path down to the cabins is well organised with stairs and a gravel road, but can be somewhat steep in places. The walk down to the cabins is an experience in itself.
Universal design
Fivelandsneset Fjordhytter is not recommended for people with reduced mobility due to its location.
Is it child-friendly?
The cabin is best suited to older children as the location has a lot of steep and rugged terrain.
Places to eat in the neighbourhood:
Åkrafjordtunet shop (Joker)
Distance by car:
Haugesund - approx. 1.5 hours by car
Stord - Approx. 1.45 hours by car
Odda (Hardanger) - 40 minutes by car
Bergen - approx. 4 hours by car
Oslo - approx. 5 hours and 45 minutes by car
Stavanger - approx. 2 hours and 45 minutes by car
Experiences and activities:
Åkrafjorden Oppleving offers many different organised experiences/activities.
Fonte: Destinasjon Haugesund & Haugalandet