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Wilderness glamping in Norway
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Arctic Cathedral
The Arctic Dome in Narvikfjellet is perhaps not that high as you may imagine. But if you spend the night in this “tent”, you’ll not only have the view of the sky to yourself but also of the city of Narvik in the north of Norway. This luxurious tent is equipped with beds, seating and warm furs. There's also a WC, shower and kitchen where you can prepare food. You can count the stars and keep an eye out for the Northern Lights through the transparent roof. If you want to strap on some skis, you've come to the right place. There's an Alpine Ski Center in Narvikfjellet with 13 runs, six ski lifts, ski tow and gondola. Plenty of snow and high speed runs guaranteed.
Arctic Dome
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Photo: Canvas Hove
Cocoon Living
Small is beautiful at Hove in Arendal. Here you can sleep in a hanging tent that's a bit like a cocoon. Canvas will sort the bed for you, leaving you to focus on listening to the birdsong. During your stay, you can go kayaking or Stand Up Paddleboarding or embark on an underwater safari. If you fancy a bit more comfort, you can choose a Mongolian yurt with ensuite bathroom. Larger parties can also book an entire lodge.
Canvas Hove
Hoveodden 200, 4818 Færvik
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Trolltunga
This mountain formation that looks like a sticking out tongue is very definitely an Instagram favorite. People daringly pose on the “tip of the tongue” here, 700m above Ringedalsvannet in Skjeggedal. It’s a pretty demanding hike so you need to be reasonably fit. But once you get here, you can spend the night in a tent you can see out from. Prepare yourself for a genuine Norwegian outdoor adventure.
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Inga Ragnhild Holst
Published: May 19, 2022
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