The Vika igloo bears the name of the wild ground stretching from the fjord to the mountaintops behind. It's a cozy, secluded retreat just a stone's throw from the shore, offering a unique and intimate connection to the Arctic fjord. Guests enjoy direct views of both the fjord and the spectacular Kvænangstindan mountain range.

Equipped with a queen-size bed, comfortable recliner chairs and an ensuite-bathroom, you can enjoy the soothing sound of the waves while watching the Northern Lights from the comfort of your own igloo. Step onto the spacious terrace, where a private jacuzzi and comfortable seating corner await, perfect for soaking in the endless golden light of the Midnight Sun during summer.

For a restful night’s sleep, we’ve fitted the igloo with high-quality Odel beds and soft goose-down duvets. For heating and cooling, the igloo has electrical and underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove for a cozy atmosphere, and air conditioning, keeping you comfortable throughout all seasons.

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Huldrestein is a vast boulder located in the forest just 500 meters northeast of here. According to local lore, it’s the dwelling of Huldra, a mythical creature who takes the form of a stunning woman with only her tail revealing her true nature. Known to wander the woods, she is said to lure lost children and men into her hidden home, from which they may never return.

Located just below a small hill, this igloo is higher than the others, providing a feeling of seclusion along with breathtaking views of the fjord.

Styled with ice-and stone-themed interior, the Huldrestein igloo is furnished with comfortable rocking chairs, a stylish lamp, rustic wooden table table, and bedside tables. The large ensuite-bathroom offers direct views of the glacier, and a convenient walk-in closet. The private jacuzzi on the spacious terrace is perfect for star gazing or even catching a glimpse of the Northern Lights.

For a restful night’s sleep, we’ve fitted the igloo with high-quality Odel beds and soft goose-down duvets. For heating and cooling, the igloo has electrical and underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove for a cozy atmosphere, and air conditioning, keeping you comfortable throughout all seasons.

© Photo Credit: Katie Farr Photography

The Skalsatind double-igloo takes its name from the majestic Skalsatind mountain it overlooks. In recent years, professional skiers have competed to become the first to reach Skalsatind’s forbidding, volcano-shaped peak, but none have yet succeeded.

The double-domes rise gently from the tundra, connected by a mirror-walled corridor that – quite literally – blends into the landscape. Skalsatind provides a best-in-class igloo experience, with 140 m² (1,507 sq. ft.) of living space divided between an ensuite sleeping dome and a stylish Arctic lounge with an extra guest WC.

The interiors have been carefully crafted in glacial white-and-blue to reflect the beauty of their Arctic surroundings. From the king-size Odel bed with goose down duvets to the reclining chairs by the panoramic windows, the entire structure showcases the finest in nature-inspired Nordic design.

For heating and cooling, the igloo has electrical and underfloor heating, a wood-burning stove for a cozy atmosphere, and air conditioning, keeping you comfortable throughout all seasons.

The ensuite bathroom contains a shower and double sink vanity, whilst a spacious private jacuzzi stands on the terrace beneath the open sky, with direct views towards Skalsatind mountain.

© Photo Credit: Katie Farr Photography