Kalle i Lofoten

Kalle is a small trading and fishing station from the late 19th century that has served as a fish-trading post, post office and telegraph, and it keeps its white main house and original rorbuer. It lies at the end of the road at the foot of Vågakallen, away from the busier villages. The bay was used as a sheltered harbour during the winter fishery.

Self-caterers who want quiet and nature on the doorstep. The owners market it to families, and the four-bedroom Nordland house sleeps eight for larger families or groups of friends.

The owners describe Kalle as being a bit outside civilisation: it is at the end of a side road and the site does not list a restaurant or shop, so plan to self-cater and bring supplies. The cabins are about 40 m².

Rorbuer of roughly 40 m² with one or two bedrooms or a sleeping loft, each with a kitchen, bathroom with shower and a porch, sleeping 2–4. A two-bedroom log house sleeps up to 4, and the four-bedroom Nordland house sleeps 8, with a large kitchen, fireplace lounge and private porch with barbecue.

Free Wi-Fi in all units.

Kalle, at the end of Kalleveien below Vågakallen on Austvågøy, west of Kabelvåg (postal area 8310 Kabelvåg).