Back

Oslo:



Lindoya Island

Lindoya Island

With the wide variety of colors that dominate the island, Lindøya Island is definitely worth a visit. Although it is small, with around 300 cottages painted red, yellow and green, the vivid colors make this picture perfect location seem like a fairy tale come true, standing out  from all the other islands in close proximity to it. This island provides you with many locations for swimming and recreation. In the middle of the field, there is a football pitch and a grocer’s shop. The natural scenery of the island seems breathtakingly beautiful in its pristine beauty, and if you dedicate time to exploring it in full detail, which dates back to the year 1850, as well as a swimming pool opened in 1949, which is still in use today. Another historical monument on this island is the Stamhuset Inn, which was first opened in 1750, located close to the pier.
 

  • The island was once the base for pioneering Norwegian air lines, dating back to the 1920s;
  • Camping and barbecuing on the island are not allowed;
  • No public restrooms are available.

 
Author of the text:

Maja Glavaš, Bachelor with Honours in Communicology. Works in Tourism.
Contact: [email protected]; instagram: travel_europe1

Thomas Johannessen/VisitOSLO

Contact
Kasadoo.com uses cookies to improve and personalize the content and ads. Find out more about cookies and how to opt-out of tracing cookies in our Privacy policy.
Close