Overlooking its namesake fjord from a forested hillside, Storfjord slips almost entirely into the treeline. Stewarded by the Flakk family (behind 62Nord), its dark-wood lodges draw on traditional Norwegian laftehus, with grass roofs and log walls rooting it to the landscape. In warmer months, doors open to birdsong and mountain air, while trails lead into the Sunnmøre Alps. Down on the water, kayaking, swimming and boat trips shape slow, outdoors-led days.
