Slettnes lighthouse

The world's northernmost mainland lighthouse was built in 1905, destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt in 1945-48. Situated on a vast coastal plain between the Barents Sea and the mountains, Slettnes is a fascinating place to visit for lovers of scenery, wildlife, history and the brute forces of nature. Little has changed since the lighthouse keepers and their families lived here. The standard is simple, and bathrooms are shared. Extra beds (max. 2 pr. room) are available for children. Children younger than 3 years stay for free. Please note that check-out is at 11:00 and that check-in is open until 18:00. If you will arrive or leave at other times, please let us know well in advance.

The world's northernmost mainland lighthouse was built in 1905, destroyed in 1944 and rebuilt in 1945-48. Situated on a vast coastal plain between the Barents Sea and the mountains, Slettnes is a fascinating place to visit for lovers of scenery, wildlife, history and the brute forces of nature.

Little has changed since the lighthouse keepers and their families lived here. The standard is simple, and bathrooms are shared. Extra beds (max. 2 pr. room) are available for children. Children younger than 3 years stay for free.
Please note that check-out is at 11:00 and that check-in is open until 18:00.
If you will arrive or leave at other times, please let us know well in advance.