Just a short boat ride from Senja’s south coast, this stunning island offers a scenic and tranquil escape in nature.
Tranoya is home to an idyllic old vicarage farm offering basic, but comfortable accommodation. There are rooms with and without private facilities.
This family-run retreat serves mouth watering meals prepared from local ingredients, some from the island itself. In the afternoon relax with a hot drink and tasty Norwegian waffles.
Although the island is small, at just 1.18 km², there is plenty to do: visit the historic wooden church, the Viking-age graves and boathouse remains; or take a hike around the island, go paddle boarding or kayaking, try your luck with fishing or just relax in a hammock with a good book.
Senja has many hidden gems and the island of Tranøya is certainly one of the best.
- 6 guest rooms
- Historic building
- Wilderness location
- Breakfast included
- Nature trails
- Private island
Nearby experiences
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The North Cape
Tromso and Northern NorwayAt 71 degrees north, the North Cape forms the northern extremity of Europe. The 307 metre high cliff, diving directly down into the Arctic Ocean, has for centuries been a point of reference for seafarers. The iconic globe has become the symbol of the North Cape and is also a popular photo stop.
