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Give yourself a few days of peace, wild and beautiful nature, food you gather yourself – and a small glimpse of slow life as it might have been in 1850.
Location and how to get here
Haukali333 is located by Lake Haukalivatnet in Rogaland, surrounded by mountains, forest and water. The nature is wild and beautiful, and you are in rural surroundings – yet still close to some of Norway’s most famous natural attractions:
By car it takes roughly 7–50 minutes to reach most of these destinations, depending on where you are going. Stavanger Airport, Sola is about 63 km away, around a 55-minute drive, and Stavanger city centre is approximately 50 minutes away.
If you simply want to take it easy, we recommend at least one day where you stay on the farm, make use of the nature around us, go fishing, swim, and get a sense of what life might have been like in 1850.
Size and capacity
Haukali333 is approximately 38 m² including the loft, and the entire cabin can accommodate up to 8 people. It is well suited for couples, friends and small groups who want a few days of peace and slow life. The cabin is particularly suitable for children from around 8 years and up – younger children require extra supervision due to the steep stairs and the proximity to the water.
The living space
In the crofter’s house you have a living room with a small kitchen area, a wood-burning stove and a large table where everyone gathers for meals and long evenings. In the loft you’ll find a dormitory-style sleeping area with comfortable, made-up beds. The cabin has views towards the lake, the garden and the surrounding mountains, and an outdoor sitting area where you can enjoy the silence and look out over the wild, beautiful nature.
Kitchen and cooking
The cabin is designed for simple, practical cooking – ideally with ingredients you gather from nature yourself:
- A small kitchen area with fridge, oven and cooking plates
- Option to cook on a gas burner
- One power outlet for electricity and the fridge
- A wood-fired baking oven
Bathroom and comfort
The cabin has a bathroom with a Cinderella toilet and an outdoor shower with both hot and cold water. You stay here in comfort, with nature right outside and silence as the greatest luxury. During your stay you can choose to rent the sauna. It is unique and rustic, set right on the water’s edge, with its own little beach and views of the distinctive mountains surrounding the Lysefjord.
Outdoor bathtub – slow luxury with a view
A warm bath under the open sky is perhaps the most luxurious experience at Haukali333 – precisely because it doesn’t come by itself. The water has to be fetched, carried and heated over time. Preparing the bathtub is a small all-day project that brings calm to the body and a deep respect for the work behind everyday luxuries 150 years ago.
When the water is finally warm, you can sink into the tub, feel the heat in your body and look out over the wild, beautiful nature around Lake Haukalivatnet. The silence, the view and the slow process leading up to the bath make the experience truly special.
Outdoor areas and facilities
Right outside your door you have:
- A garden with hens that provide fresh eggs
- Herbs, salad, strawberries, potatoes and other vegetables you can pick when they’re ready
- The farm’s private shoreline by the lake
- A wooden rowboat available for guest use
- The possibility to fish with nets and rods (where permitted)
- Access to hiking trails directly from the farm
- 2 bicycles available for guests
You are surrounded by untouched nature, silence and solitude in the best possible way – perfect for a few days of slow living.
Who is Haukali333 for?
- Travel companions who want to try slow life and a digital detox
- Couples and friends who are looking for peace, nature and a different kind of place to stay
- Families with older children who enjoy hiking, water activities and simple standards
- Travellers who want to stay near Preikestolen, Kjerag and the Lysefjord without being right in the middle of the tourist trail
The cabin is not universally designed, and the steep stairs up to the loft mean that both children and guests with reduced mobility will need extra attention.
Frequently asked questions about Haukali333
Where is Haukali333 located?
Haukali333 is located at Haukalivegen 374, 4110 Forsand in Rogaland, by Lake Haukalivatnet. Here you stay in rural Ryfylke, with short driving distance to Lysefjord, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), Kjerag, Flørli 4444, Månafossen, Jørpeland, Sandnes and Stavanger.
How big is the cabin at Haukali333, and how many people can stay there?
Haukali333 is approximately 38 m² including the loft and can accommodate up to 8 people. Downstairs you’ll find a shared living space with a small kitchen area, wood-burning stove and large table, while the loft has a dormitory-style sleeping area with comfortable, made-up beds.
Is Haukali333 suitable for children and families?
Yes, Haukali333 can be a great fit for families, especially with children from around 8 years and up. Younger children require extra supervision because of the steep stairs to the loft, the proximity to Lake Haukalivatnet and the surrounding farm environment.
What facilities are there inside Haukali333?
Inside Haukali333 you have a combined living room and kitchen area with a wood-burning stove, large table, fridge, oven and cooking plates. There is also basic access to electricity and the option to cook on a gas burner.
How do the bathroom, shower and outdoor bathtub work at Haukali333?
Haukali333 has a bathroom with a Cinderella toilet and an outdoor shower with both cold and hot water. In addition, there is an outdoor bathtub that is heated slowly in a traditional way – an important part of the slow life experience.
Can we cook our own food at Haukali333?
Yes, Haukali333 is self-catering. The kitchen has a fridge, oven, cooking plates and the option to use a gas burner. In season, you can collect eggs, herbs, salad, potatoes, strawberries and other vegetables from the farm.
Is there electricity and Wi‑Fi at Haukali333?
Haukali333 has basic access to electricity, including for the fridge and essential lighting. The place is designed for slow life and digital detox, so Wi‑Fi and mobile phone coverage may be limited or vary.
How far is it from Haukali333 to Preikestolen, Lysefjord and other hiking destinations?
Haukali333 is well located for hikes in Ryfylke and Rogaland. From the farm you have short driving distance to Lysefjord, Preikestolen, Flørli 4444, Kjerag, Månafossen, Jørpeland, Sandnes and Stavanger. Many hiking destinations are within about 7–60 minutes by car.
Is it possible to swim, fish and use a boat at Haukali333?
Yes, Lake Haukalivatnet is right next to Haukali333. You can swim, fish from the shore or from a rowboat, and use the farm’s private shoreline. A wooden rowboat is available for guests, and fishing can be done with rods or nets where permitted.
How do we get to Haukali333, and is there parking?
Haukali333 is located at Haukalivegen 374, 4110 Forsand. The nearest larger city is Stavanger, and Stavanger Airport, Sola is about 63 km away. There is free guest parking at the farm.
Who is Haukali333 best suited for?
Haukali333 is ideal for travellers who want slow life, digital detox, nature, silence and a different kind of place to stay. The cabin is well suited for couples, friends, small groups and families with older children who want to stay near Preikestolen, Lysefjord and Kjerag without being in the middle of the main tourist trail.
How do we book a stay at Haukali333?
You can book your stay at Haukali333 via Booking.com or Airbnb, where you’ll find available dates, prices, terms and cancellation policies.
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