Photo (c) Susie Allison
At last – we’ve found it! Our own Little Red House. This is our idea of bliss and we can’t wait to share it with you.
- Great for hill-walking in the summer and skiing/snow-shoeing in the winter – from the door.
- Right on the beach, with its own little boat- perfect for a spot of fishing, paddling…
- Fabulous wildlife spotting, without even leaving the house! Already we’ve seen sea-eagles, whales, porpoise, otter, hundreds of eider ducks and loads more..
- Stunning views towards the Lyngen Alps.
- Only 1 hour from Tromso by bus (or you can drive or cycle).
For all the details see www.littleredhouse.co.uk
And here are some more lovely spots in northernmost Norway…
MOUNTAIN GUEST FARM in ARCTIC NORWAY with Line and Espen
. (for groups of 8 or more)
Beside a fast-flowing mountain stream amonst beautiful birch woods, the Ongajok mountain farm is a vision of Arctic serenity, only 30 minutes from the centre of Alta, in Arctic Norway. Espen & Line live here with their two children and are the ideal hosts. In the summer is it smothered in Arctic flowers and the grass is green on the roofs; ideal for hiking, horse-riding and fishing. Winter transforms it into a snowy paradise for cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing, tobogganing or dog-sledge adventures. In the evenings, relax in the sauna or enjoy the wood-fired hot tub under the northern lights!
ARCTIC GUEST HOUSE at the TOP OF NORWAY with Aase and Trygg 
For connoisseurs of wild places! In the lee of a rocky bluff, sheltered from the winds that blow off the Barents Sea – this is beautifully remote spot. A perfect base for walking and bird-watching or beach-combing for ‘treasure’. Aase grew up here and her childhood sounds like a fairy-tale… secured with a rope as she climbed the steep bird cliffs to collect eggs and walked with her grandfather in the mountains to find berries and game.
LUXURY FJORD-SIDE LODGE in ARCTIC NORWAY 
See Orcas, Eagles and fabulous sunsets. Snow-shoeing, dog-sledging, winter hikes, skiing, gourmet meals and a hot tub under the northern lights.
