Ytri Island Retreat

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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ALMA Restaurant

Chef Yann Manceau

Expression of the terroir

At Alma restaurant, Chef Yann Manceau invites you to discover the freshness and intensity of local produce, not least from the daily catch. His culinary philosophy is showcased in a 12-course tasting menu that combines impeccable technical finesse with remarkable creativity.

Closing dates

13/12/2026 to 14/02/2027

Plan your visit to ALMA Restaurant

Children welcome

Disabled access

Air-conditioned

Parking and valet service

Outdoor seating available

Culinary experiences offered by the property

Must experience

Fishing and wood-fired cooking

Experience the essence of Træna on an authentic gastronomic adventure. Led by a guide, you’ll first head out to fish in the archipelago’s Arctic waters before bringing back your catch of the day, which you’ll cook outdoors. As you gather round the crackling flames of a wood fire, amid the sea spray, you’ll hear stories of Træna’s traditions and feel more connected to a destination where the sea has so powerfully shaped the lives of its inhabitants.