The holiday cabin is located on an approximately 1000m² natural plot with a view of a small lake (Kleivvatnet). The parking space is located directly at the foot of the private property.
Modern and charming wooden house with breathtaking views of fjords, the North Atlantic and skerry islands. Idyllic and quiet, located at 100 m elevation on the south coast.
5% Last-Minute 05/28/2026 - 05/29/2026
Cosy fishing lodge directly by the sea with a fantastic view, fishing, hiking, diving or simply relaxing
Three bedroom, Seaview, sandbeach, suitable for children, fishing. Bedroom 1: Doublebed Bedroom 2: Doublebed Bedroom 3: Four singlebed + one extra bed Swimming pool nearby (25min)
Holidayhouse close to the sea in Southern Norway
August 2022
Hans M. from Telgte
Verified guest from Tourist-paradise.com
Box's lake view
Lyngdal
We had a great time in this wonderful house on the lake with our own boats. The view is fantastic. The house is very cosy and superbly equipped, like nothing we have experienced before. Thank you very much.
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Cheapest month:
November - Ø 140€/night
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June - Ø 211€/night
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May - 76% available
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Southern Norway impresses with its fantastic landscape. The rocky coast with its countless skerries is ideal for exploration by boat. Along the coast, you will find idyllic small villages with their typical wooden houses. The impressive lighthouses, many of which still serve as maritime signals, are landmarks. Visit the Litsa Lighthouse in Farsund, the Lindesnes Lighthouse, or the Saltholmen Lighthouse in Lillesand. In some of these towers, you can even stay overnight - a fantastic idea for pure romantics. The Akershus Fortress on the Oslofjord probably dates back to the 13th century or even older. Today, the castle grounds feature old fortifications, a Renaissance castle, and many other historical buildings worth visiting. The royal mausoleum with a crypt is located in the south wing of the castle, where Norwegian kings have been buried since the 20th century. On a trip to Ålesund, you enter the area where the fjords shape Norway. The city has a wonderful center with Art Nouveau buildings, museums, and churches. The city mountain Aksla is crowned by a monument to the writer Kristofer Randers. From here, you have a wonderful view of Ålesund and the sea.
The Hanseatic quarter Bryggen in Bergen is one of Norway's most significant attractions. Here, about 60 wooden buildings stand, which were almost completely destroyed by a fire in 1955 and later rebuilt true to the original. The district has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. At the Hanseatic Museum in the Handelshof Finnegården, learn interesting facts about the life and work of Hanseatic merchants. For a beautiful holiday by the sea and pure romance, it's best to book an affordable private apartment in one of the coastal towns. In Vest-Agder, this could be in Kristiansand, Mandal, or Farsund. In the administrative district Aust-Agder, Lillesand, Grimstad, or Kilsund are popular holiday destinations. By the fjord, it is especially beautiful to view the mountains from the water. With a boat, you can travel deep into the interior and, with some luck, have a clear view of the high peaks and glaciers. Bring a fishing rod if you enjoy fishing. The abundance of fish along this coast is legendary.
Rent a beautiful private holiday home for the whole family to relax comfortably. From the house, start your tours and find an idyllic retreat in the evening. For families, it is often very economical to cater for themselves. If desired, book the holiday home for a larger group with friends or relatives. Then you can take turns babysitting, and the parents can also have some free time to go out in the evening. On your hikes inland, you often pass beautiful lakes and can explore the wonderful surroundings with many rare animals and plants. For a change, visit a zoo, such as Elgtun in Landeskogen. Here, you can get up close to the giant moose and watch them being fed. For railway enthusiasts, a ride on the draisine on the Flekkefjordbanen or with the museum railway in Vennesla is interesting. If the holiday home is by a lake, you should rent a boat. Children are always excited for a tour on the water.
Norwegian cuisine is shaped by peasant traditions and fishing. Mainly fish and dairy products were consumed, supplemented by whale meat and grains. Grain cultivation was only possible to a limited extent in Southern Norway with oats and barley. Salmon and herring played a major role in fish consumption as they were available in large quantities. To preserve these products for a long time, they were pickled, dried, or smoked using special methods. Today, Norwegian cuisine offers a wide variety that is influenced by international ideas. In restaurants in the city and countryside, enjoy a rich selection of lovingly prepared dishes. If you want to cater for yourself at home, perhaps a fishing holiday is a good idea. Take a boat through the fjord and see what the sea has to offer. If you catch too much, you can take the fish home well-chilled and thus enjoy the beautiful time in the north for a long time.
From your holiday home in Southern Norway, explore the local culture and admire modern and historical art up close. The most famous painter is Edward Munch, considered a pioneer of Expressionism. Many of his works are on display at the Munch Museum in Oslo. Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian poet and playwright. His dramas are staged as theater plays and have been partly filmed. Visit one of the theaters in Oslo, Bergen, or Stavanger to experience the plays in their original language. Culturally, the historic stave churches in the Dragon style are interesting, which can be admired, for example, at the Sunnmøre Museum in Ålesund. A very special event is the annual Nobel Peace Prize ceremony in Oslo, where many dedicated personalities meet. There is always a reason to celebrate. Festivals with music and great hospitality for guests are held regularly. Perhaps during your holiday in Southern Norway, you can experience the Laksefestivalen in Flekkefjord, the Punkt Electronic Music Festival, or the Canal Street Festival in Arendal.
You can easily travel to your holiday home or private apartment in Southern Norway by car or public transport. By car, head towards Denmark and continue to Malmö, where you can cross the Baltic Sea via bridges. From Malmö, the route continues towards Gothenburg and Oslo. When driving on Swedish highways, pay attention to the speed limits, which are somewhat stricter than in Germany. Alternatively, you can use one of the car ferries that start from Kiel or Hirtshals. The ferries dock at various locations in Norway such as Kristiansand, Larvik, or Oslo. The most significant international airport is located in Oslo. Other airports can be found near Bergen, Stavanger, and Kristiansand. To reach the affordable holiday home from the airport, renting a car is practical. For train travel, use the well-developed route between Copenhagen and Oslo. Within Norway, there is an extensive railway network connected with other Scandinavian countries.
When traveling to Süd-Norwegen, you should definitely visit the places Farsund, Trysil and Mandal. Here you will find dreamlike landscapes, charming towns, and many activities for an unforgettable vacation.
On average, holiday apartments and houses in South Norway cost 208 € per night.
Compared to other regions, vacation in Vest-Agder or Aust-Agder is particularly cheap. You can rent a beautiful vacation apartment or holiday home here from 47 € per night.
For a successful stay in South Norway, we recommend the vacation accommodations North Sea view, Box's lake view and Korshamn Fishing Lodge.
Yes, in South Norway there are 37 holiday homes and apartments where you can vacation with your dog. We recommend these vacation regions and places: Vest-Agder, Aust-Agder and Risör.
Book vacation apartments & holiday homes directly with the landlord - best done at Ferienhausmiete.de. Here you pay no additional fees, just the pure rental price. A vacation rental from a private owner is ideal for families, couples or even holidays with dogs.
