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Teigabua (Cabin 1- 1st floor)
This rorbua belonged to the farm Teigane. It has been restored over two floors, with an apartment on each floor, both with good comfort and a high standard. Teigabua has magnificent sea views, both from the loft and from the main floor. From the house you can go straight out onto the quay and then straight into the boat waiting in the sea.
Teigabua (Cabin 2 - 2nd floor)
This rorbua belonged to the farm Teigane. It has been restored over two floors, with an apartment on each floor, both with good comfort and a high standard. Teigabua has magnificent sea views, both from the loft and from the main floor. From the house you can go straight out onto the quay and then straight into the boat waiting in the sea.
Once we came from the sea. The fish played along the boat line, the sun glistened on the surface of the water. Far in there, between towering sand dunes, the land rose, green under melting ice. The soil was warm and easy to cultivate. the sea was also a field, blue between the mountains.
Time is waiting for you, out here. Under the wide sky, over the shiny sea, there are tracks to follow. Ten thousand year old tracks along the road that will set new tracks.
In you.
Under the wide sky, a blue heart beats in eternal waves, softly against the green land in the west. Time is waiting for you, out here.
Beautiful island groups, good sunny conditions and fantastic sea views
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kyn
Where the Jotunheimen mountains plunge into the sea lies Kyn. At the far end of a mountain range, with no fjord crossing between the inland and the coast. Here, 7,500 years ago, the first humans emerged from the grip of the ice, leaving behind rock carvings in Ausevika.
The Vikings gave the place its name – Kyn, which in Old Norse means kin, species, lineage, fertility, and reproduction – marking it as an important hub and route for trade, people, and warriors between the coast and the inland. The name can still be found on Dutch sea charts from the 16th century. Today, it is called Stavang.
From 1500 to 1710, Kyn served as a naval base, associated with the Sunnfjord Company. In 1663, the place and its officer’s farm were gifted to Major Christian Holberg by the Danish-Norwegian King Frederik. Christian was also the father of Ludvig Holberg.
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