BIRDWATCHER’S LODGE

Located in the town of Vadsø on the Varenger peninsula, one of the birding hotspots in Scandinavia. This is a basic, but comfortable, fully-equipped apartment which features a glass wall that gives great views of Vadsø bay and, in the distance, Vadsøya Island. From the same room, at the right season, you can see Common, King and Steller’s Eiders, Goodander, Bar-tailed Godwit, White-tailed Eagle, divers etc.

>The owner, Øyvind Zahl Arntzen, can give you a book of interesting species of the area and a stanav to locate areas to observe them. There is a floating hide outside for photographing Steller’s Eider and other species. Øyvind also offers boat trips to see the birds of the bay.

Self-catering only.

Internet access.

Address

Our Address:

Fossesvingen 25 - 9800 Vadso Norway

GPS:

70.0850214, 29.7412693

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