Cabin paradise in Kviby

Say hello to all birds and animals 🧡 Enjoy the nature around you! Maybe you need to relax, read a book or want to experience ice bathing in the sea 🩵 Known for beautiful nature and northern lights. Here it is easy to observe the northern lights (Sept-April) Bed linen and towels included in the price Great dog yard (with dog house) for those who have dogs with them. (Boat can be rented, if interested) The space It is a spacious cabin with a large terrace. 3 floors with everything you need in a cabin. With electricity. Important: The water tap is outside the cabin (in the wall) 2 wood stoves. Kitchen has all the equipment such as fridge with freezer, stove, oven and microwave. TV and internet. 3rd floor: Two bedrooms, internal toilet (with shower and sauna) cozy corner with desk. 2nd floor: Kitchen. 1st floor: Sofa bed with TV and a daybed (which can be turned into a 180 cm bed, double bed) Sleeps up to 10 people. Fantastic nice outdoor toilet that is right outside the cabin. The garden furniture is placed under the terrace, they can be taken out if needed. If you want to barbecue or enjoy the view. Private parking. From parking you have to walk up 50 meters slope. Good to have strong legs :) It is about 6 mins. drive to Coop Kviby, 21 min to SarvesAlta Outdoor Activity (alpine slope in winter) and 37 min to Alta Airport Guest access Guests can use the whole cabin, the boathouse area, swim in the special pebble beach 💙 Other things to note Alta is known as the Northern Lights City and even has its own Northern Lights Observatory. There is something unique about Finnmarksvidda. This is the place both to take unforgettable pictures and to go on long meditative walks. In winter you can go on long walks on skis, ice swim in the amazing lake, visit the downhill slope or take a snowmobile or visit Sami siida in Alta: There you can meet nice koftekledde Sami who can tell about Sami history, feed, see or ride with reindeer and taste traditional Sami food ❤️ Get an insight into Sami culture and reindeer husbandry