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Timber houses on a rock shelf above still dark water, a mountain wall rising on the far shore under low cloud.

Nordic coastal short-lets

The whole year, priced.

Twelve months of real nightly rates on one board. No date picker, no “enquire for availability”. Scroll the year and watch it change colour.

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  • 4 cabins
  • 2-night minimum
  • Rates updated monthly

The board

A year you can read at a glance.

Four season bands, twelve months, two rates each. The page takes its colour from whichever band you are reading — low season is ice, high summer is chalk and amber.

Illustrative rates — FJORDLET is a demonstration template.

No month selected. Choose one to read its rate here.

January – March

Low season

A pale winter coastline seen from above: blue water against a dark treeline and a bare stony shore.
Nightly rates, January to March
MonthSeasonWeeknightWeekend
Lowkr 1 150kr 1 390
Lowkr 1 150kr 1 390
Lowkr 1 290kr 1 540

The water goes black and the light lasts four hours. Cheapest weeks of the year, and the only ones with ice on the shoreline.

April – June

Shoulder

Wet green seaweed and moss spread over granite at low tide, water running through the rock.
Nightly rates, April to June
MonthSeasonWeeknightWeekend
Shoulderkr 1 480kr 1 760
Shoulderkr 1 690kr 1 980
Shoulderkr 2 050kr 2 340

Meltwater, low tides and the first green on the granite. Rates climb week by week as the daylight does.

July – August

High season

Small boats moored at an old wooden jetty on open water under a bright high sky.
Nightly rates, July to August
MonthSeasonWeeknightWeekend
Highkr 2 690kr 2 980
Highkr 2 590kr 2 880

Light until midnight and water warm enough to swim in, briefly. These are the two months everybody asks for, and they are priced that way.

September – December

Autumn shoulder

Late-season flowers and rust-coloured scrub on a headland with grey water behind.
Nightly rates, September to December
MonthSeasonWeeknightWeekend
Shoulderkr 1 890kr 2 180
Shoulderkr 1 540kr 1 790
Lowkr 1 240kr 1 460
Shoulderkr 1 390kr 1 690

Berries on the headland, weather worth watching from indoors, and the long slide back down into the dark months.

The cabins

Four cabins on one stretch of water.

Three are listed below. The fourth, Vinterbu, is still being re-roofed and is not taking bookings — it is on the board as soon as it is finished, and not before.

A red-painted timber cabin with a turf roof standing at the water's edge.

Rødstua

The red one, on the rock shelf. Turf roof, one room, a stove that heats it in twenty minutes and a door that opens onto the water.

Sleeps
4
Minimum stay
2 nights
Heating
Wood stove
Water
Fjord-side, 8 m
Ask about Rødstua
The facade of a dark-stained timber house, boards running the full height of the wall.

Tjærebu

Black-stained larch, one full-height window facing north. Timber steps run from the door down to the jetty.

Sleeps
2
Minimum stay
2 nights
Heating
Wood stove
Water
Private jetty
Ask about Tjærebu
A pale clapboard cottage standing on a pier over calm shallow water.

Sjøbua

The old boathouse, on stilts over shallow water. Weathered planking inside and out; you hear the tide from the bed.

Sleeps
4
Minimum stay
3 nights
Heating
Wood stove
Water
Built over it
Ask about Sjøbua
An interior corner: a made bed in warm timber beside a tall window looking out.
Rain running down a window pane, the water beyond blurred to grey.

Why the price moves

The water decides the price. We just show you.

  1. 01Daylight sets the demandFour hours of light in January, nineteen in July. Almost everyone wants the same eight weeks, so those eight weeks cost more.
  2. 02The bands are fixed before the year startsLow, shoulder and high are published in advance and do not move. Nothing reprices because you looked at it twice.
  3. 03Weekends carry a separate rateFriday and Saturday nights are priced above weeknights in every band. Both figures are on the board; neither is a surcharge added at the end.
  4. 04Weather is not a discountIt rains in August and it is beautiful in November. The band follows the calendar, not the forecast, and we do not sell the forecast.
A wide flat expanse of open water under a broad sky, the horizon a thin dark line.

The shoulder weeks

Late September is the best week of the year, and it is the cheapest.

The water is still holding August’s heat, the headland has turned, and the jetty is empty by four. It is on the board at shoulder rate because the calendar says shoulder — not because anyone worked out what you would pay for it.

FJORDLET, on the September rate

How booking works

Three steps, no back-and-forth.

  1. 1

    No date picker

    Pick a week off the board

    The rate you can see is the rate. Two-night minimum everywhere, three at Sjøbua.

  2. 2

    One message

    Tell us which one

    One message with the month and the cabin. We reply with the nights that are still free and the total, itemised.

  3. 3

    Self check-in

    Collect the key at the quay

    Key fob, tide table and the stove instructions. Nobody meets you at the door unless you ask them to.

Enquiries

Tell us which week.

The rate on the board is the rate you will be quoted. Say which month and which cabin and we will tell you what is still free.

Coiled rope and worn equipment laid out close-up on weathered planking.

Keys are collected at the quay