Hillestad Feriesenter Fosslaug

We serve decent, homemade dinner. The dining room takes 30 guests. Dinner in the summer season. The area surrounding the cabin is perfect for outdoor activities and getting close to nature. The fishing is good in the various small lakes in the area, and the river Gjov is rich with fish. Events and groups should make reservations in advance.

Lakeside cabins! In beautiful surroundings by the lake of Byglandsfjorden you will find the Longerak cabins. Each cabin has a separate shoreline and excellent opportunities for swimming and other water activities. Rowing boats, canoes or sailboards. Excellent fishing opportunities for trout and ?bleke? (a rare, non-migratory salmon) in Byglandsfjorden. For the specially interested, angling for bigger trout is possible in the mountain lakes. Wonderful hiking areas by the cabins or in the mountains where the hiker might be able to spot wild birds and animals such as elk and beaver. The cabins are located near an area rich in minerals (Evje and Iveland). Here, the tourist can look for minerals or enjoy comprehensive mineral collections. At a short distance from riding and rafting centres. Cabins with 1-3 bedrooms accommodating 2-6 persons, kitchen equipped for up to 6 persons, stove and a large refrigerator. Shower and washing machine in a separate building. The Longerak cabins are located about one hour?s drive from Kristiansand or 20 minutes north of Evje.

A DREAM OF MAKING TIME STAND STILL Why not escape from the hustle and bustle and stress of everyday life. Pan Garden offers genuine and simple experiences. So whether you come here alone or with a party of people, or you are staying here for an hour, or several weeks Welcome to a natural experience! Accommodation in double rooms or single rooms available all year long. Visit our web site for prices and facilities. We are actually located closer than you might think. You also find The Waterway at Pan Garden. It is a river in miniature. You can float timber down the river as they did in the old days in Amli. You float the timber from the top of the heath, down sluices through rapids, past the water mill and eventually to the saw mill, powered by water.