Photo via Google, Fivelandsneset FjordhytterFivelandsneset Fjordhytter
- Getting there
- On a rural fjord road outside Markhus, a small hamlet reached by car from the wider Sunnhordland fjord network.
Why it’s in the log
A small, family-run set of cabins at Fivelandsneset, right at the water's edge in the hamlet of Markhus — there's no village centre to speak of here, just the fjord and a handful of houses. It's the kind of place found by looking rather than by following a well-worn route through Norway's better-known fjord towns.
The appeal is scale: a handful of cabins, run by the family that owns them, rather than a resort operation. Expect quiet, and expect to bring more of your own food and plans than a full-service hotel would require.
“This is the kind of place you find by driving past it, not by looking it up — a handful of cabins and nobody else around.”
What people said recently
From Google reviews · see all 13 ↗
“This stay was unique. The view is stunning, and the surroundings are beautifully laid out. It is truly a place where you can simply be on your own and unwind.”
“One of the most magical places we’ve ever stayed!The views from the floor to ceiling windows were out of the world. Everything in the cabin has been finished to such a high standard and loved the attention to detail in every aspect of the…”
“Spectacular view like you are in the lake. Clean room and tidy.”
