1/19

1/19

Luksuriøs glamping i naturskjønne omgivelser

2 gjester

Kjæledyrvennlig

1 soverom

1 seng

1 Bad

Forestill deg å våkne opp under en stjerneklar himmel, omgitt av naturens stille underverk. Våre glasshytter gir deg en unik sjanse til å sove i en komfortabel dobbeltseng, enten det er vinterens dype stillhet eller sommerens lune netter du ønsker å oppleve. Her, midt i hjertet av naturen, finner du en harmonisk blanding av luksus og enkelhet. Lag deg en herlig kopp kaffe og nyt morgenen med en håndlaget frokostkurv som leveres rett til døren.

Aurora hytta er designet for komfort, med eget toalett, mens dusj og flere toalett er tilgjengelige i hovedhuset. Dette sikrer at du har alle bekvemmeligheter, samtidig som du er tett på naturen og alt den har å by på. Uansett årstid er våre glasshytter den perfekte rammen rundt din naturopplevelse.

Når solen står opp over horisonten, kjenner du solen varme ansiktet ditt, og du er klar for en dag med å utforske omgivelsene eller bare å være i ett med naturens rytmer. La deg inspirere av det vakre landskapet og nyt følelsen av frihet og ro. Vi inviterer deg til å oppleve denne naturskjønne oasen, en plass hvor hverdagens stress forsvinner og du kan ta inn over deg den ekte skjønnheten i enkelhetens kunst.

Møt verten din, Terese

Vert siden 2025

Møt verten din, Terese

Vert siden 2025

Behind Stangeland Gard lies a history that is as rich as it is fascinating. The place has deep roots that stretch back to the 16th century, when the farm was a royal estate. Over time, the farm was owned by a wealthy Dutch family, who also owned another trading island in Austevoll. In the 1830s, the farm was one of six farms, and Stangeland Gard was ranked number three in the row. The main house was built by Rasmus Stangeland in 1912 and later added to in 1938, when the family landed a large haul of herring of great value. Over the years, the farm has been used for various purposes. In 2010, it underwent an extensive transformation, when Oddvar Stangeland completely renovated the farm. He practically rebuilt the farm from scratch. During Oddvar's reign, the farm was used for unloading goods, and the farm also functioned as a guesthouse in the form of accommodation and rental of party rooms. The Njåstad family, the current owners, took over the operation in 2023 and want to create a sanctuary and a meeting place, where both visitors and locals can become part of island life. Their commitment to preserving the place and the surrounding nature is evident in everything they do. The family, four siblings with spouses and children, continue the legacy of their father, a fishing boat owner. Although the father passed away in 2023, the mother is busy with various chores, and she has put her own special mark on the farm. Our story is not just about the land and buildings, but about the people behind it - people with a vision to create something meaningful, and as a positive contribution to all who visit and participate in life on the farm. Being generous, committed and loving the place are core values that make this farm unique and inspiring. Stolmen, the island where the farm is located, is a pearl of contrasts. Farthest west in the sea, the outermost of 667 islands, islets and skerries in Austevoll, Stolmen is a place where the seagulls speak English, and the air tastes of the sea. The name "Stolmen" has been said to come from the word "stålmenn", which reflects the rugged climate and environment of the island. The local community is warm and proud of their island, and its history makes the island a rich and historic place. Welcome to Stangeland Gard on Stolmen - a place you don't just live, but experience.