Olufbua is a budget-friendly and practical alternative for families and groups of up to five people. This fisherman's cabin is in traditional style and has plenty of room for an entire family, or an eager group of fishermen.

Olufbua is located on the ground floor, with access to communal patios right outside the door. Here you can enjoy your morning coffee on one side of the house and the evening sun on the other. The apartment has two bedrooms and a practical kitchen and bathroom.

Olufbua is named after Oluf Nilsen who in 1981 bought Hemmingodden. Oluf was the grandfather of Trond-Ketil, the current owner of Hemmingodden Lodge.

Kokkbua is our largest fisherman's cabin with plenty of space for fishing enthusiasts, large families or groups of friends who are exploring Lofoten together. This fisherman's cabin is big enough that it has been used for meetings and smaller conferences.

In Kokkbua, you see clear signs of how everyday life was for the fishermen in the past. Now all rooms have been given an esthetic lift, and the kitchen has been modernized.
Kokkbua accommodates up to ten guests across five bedrooms—three on the ground floor and two upstairs—complemented by two functional bathrooms, one on each level.

The most magical thing about this rorbu is the view from the dining table! Here you can observe the fishing boats deliver their catch, the eagle soaring over the inner harbour and the majestic mountain Skottinden that reigns over Ballstad.

The cabin has its own outdoor area right on the quayside and a beautiful balcony on the 2nd floor with great sun conditions and a wide and magnificent view.

The name of the cabin comes from the fact that the chef made and served food to hungry fishermen in earlier times.