Langøyene
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A trip to Langøyene makes for a lovely weekend activity. I recommend bringing a sweater or jacket with you and sitting outside on the upper deck on the ferry. The ride took about 30 minutes and we had a great view of the city and the other islands in the fjord on the way.
As always, there were plenty of geese and seagulls around to welcome us to the island. The area around the ferry terminal was a bit boring. Mostly flat open areas. But once we walked a bit further we come to a playground, beach, and what is clearly a very popular camping area (note to potential campers: it didn't look like you'd have much privacy there).
The DNT cabin is just past the beach (if you look really closely you can see a few tents on the other side of the bay there). You need a special key to get in and the windows on the main floor were boarded shut so it was impossible for us to get a good look in. There's a waffle stand about 50 metres from the cabin but to my disappointment it was closed when we were there. Thankfully we brought our own snacks. It's a nice spot for a picnic and definitely less popular than Hovedøya, though there is also less to see on the island.
It's possible to rent kayaks from DNT and I think that'd make for an awesome weekend trip. But even though the cabin is a bit removed from the beach and the camping areas, I think I'd want a spot with a little more privacy for a weekend trip. A++ for ease of access from downtown though!
Cabin rating: ★★★☆☆
Transport there/back: B4 Ferry between Aker Brygge and Langøyene
More details at ut.no
Transport there/back: B4 Ferry between Aker Brygge and Langøyene
More details at ut.no



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