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Welcome to our farm

Come and visit an old farmstead that clings to the mountain-side and enjoys splendid views over the fjord and surrounding mountains. Skaldegard invites small groups to come and learn about the local area’s natural environment, history, agriculture and way of life, both past and present. Your visit will include a guided tour of the historic farm buildings, and some small tastes of local food, both goatcheese and salted and dried meat. Inside the lovingly restored barn you get to try home-made lefse, a traditional Norwegian flatbread. Then we take you on a journey through Norwegian folklore to a world where trolls and huldra live. Welcome!

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Group size: 6 - 16 pax. (if larger groups, please contact me by mail)

Time: Only on request -  preferably in July and primo August

Length of visit: app. 2 ½  hours

Booking and prices:

NOK 700/person, minimum of 6 people.

For smaller groups/fewer people: NOK 4200,-

Mail to: anmagritt.lindtner@gmail.com

Phone: +47 92 28 12 05

 

The whole guided tour and story-telling session is done in English. 

An-Magritt Lindtner And Jon Skjerdal, wife and husband and founders of Skaldegard.

About us

In autumn 2010, husband and wife Jon Skjerdal and An-Magritt Lindtner took over the disused goat farm Nigarden, in the hamlet of Skjerdal in Aurland Municipality. Our idea was to preserve the beautiful old farm buildings as monuments to a bygone era. We also wanted to share the hamlet’s unique character and cultural history with guests and visitors from far and wide. That’s why, in the summer of 2017, we created Skaldegard. The beautiful farm will now be a place for enjoyment, relaxation, wonder, learning, story-telling and guided tours – all against the backdrop of the dramatic scenery of Sogn. Come and visit us!

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Where to find us

The hamlet of Skjerdal lies around 6.5 km north along the fjord from the centre of Aurland, at an altitude of 210 metres. The road up is narrow and windy. Parking is unfortunately very limited, so we kindly ask that you call us before you arrive.

If you book a guided tour at our place, you may very well take a taxi up to the farm.

We look forward to seeing you.

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