Ytri Island Retreat
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Arctic Circle panoramaSea views from every roomCelebration of local cultureUntamed nature

In the heart of the Træna archipelago in northern Norway, Husøy is home to a fishing community that has lived in harmony with nature and cultivated its unique sense of tradition for generations. This powerful cultural heritage permeates Ytri. Its wooden architecture, drawing inspiration from traditional Norwegian fishers’ houses, blends seamlessly into the natural surroundings and offers panoramic views of the rugged beauty of the archipelago’s mountains. Guests can enjoy these vistas from spacious lounges as well as from rooms and suites decorated in a cozy yet minimalist Nordic style. Here, you are immersed in the traditions of the Arctic Circle. This authentic Scandinavian experience–including hiking and whale watching–extends to Ytri’s restaurant, where every dish is inspired by the day’s catch and local ingredients.

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Our 38 rooms and suites

Superior Room

From

£398

for 1 night

3 travellers

23 sqm / 248 sqft

1 King bed

Premium Superior Room

From

£472

for 1 night

3 travellers

23 sqm / 248 sqft

1 King bed

Deluxe Room

From

£530

for 1 night

3 travellers

From 27 to 30 sqm / From 291 to 323 sqft

1 King bed

Suite

From

£1,244

for 1 night

3 travellers

From 48 to 56 sqm / From 517 to 603 sqft

1 King bed

Premium Suite

From

£1,614

for 1 night

3 travellers

From 60 to 62 sqm / From 646 to 667 sqft

1 King bed

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SCANDINAVIA | 6 stops | 14 nights

A Scandinavian Triptych, by water

Explore Scandinavia across three countries, with five stops over twelve days. Denmark, Norway and Sweden all share a certain art de vivre, with a slow pace of life and deep respect the natural world.

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