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Kvassheim lighthouse is a unique accommodation with views of the sea, birdlife and coastal culture.
The southernmost lighthouse on Jæren offers exciting exhibitions, a café and unique accommodation options. Here you can stay in a rebuilt four-storey house with modern facilities and room for 8-12 people. There are two bedrooms with a total of eight beds in the main house. In addition, you can rent an outbuilding with four beds if you need more space. The accommodation is well suited for groups, as it is not possible to rent individual rooms. The facility is well-equipped with a lift and two spacious bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms are wheelchair accessible. The kitchen is well-equipped. There is also a laundry room with a washing machine and clotheslines. You can rent bed linen and towels if you wish.
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When you stay at the Kvassheim open-air lighthouse, you also have access to many exciting experiences in the area. You can relax in the engine house with its café and panoramic windows facing the sea, or take your packed lunch and go for a walk along the coast. You can also see exciting exhibitions in the lighthouse keeper's house or go up to the old lighthouse lantern and enjoy the fantastic view of the Jæren coast. In a separate building by the lighthouse, you'll also find the beautiful jig used by the captain of the Russian liner "Ingermanland", which sank off the Jæren coast in 1842.
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Bron: Region Stavanger