Holiday home Kafjord Leila

Ausstattung

Ground floor facilities:
Entrance hall, 1 living-dining area, fitted kitchen, dishwasher, stove/oven, coffee machine, toaster, kettle, large refrigerator, etc., fully equipped with pots and dishes, TV corner with LCD TV, Smart TV, seating area, dining area, etc.
Shower room with toilet, guest toilet, utility room with washer-dryer, freezer - or closet. The rooms are equipped with panoramic windows and offer views of the fjord. An exit leads to the property with a large terrace (with windbreak), offering unobstructed views of the fjord.
1st floor:
Private loft. No access for guests.

Bedrooms: 3
on the ground floor 3 bedrooms with double bed
1 x 180x200 cm
2 x 140x200 cm
Please pre-order cot and high chair

Outside:
Property and fjord view, large terrace (windbreak), large swivel charcoal grill, swimming at the jetty in the fjord and in the lake nearby, fish cleaning on the boat or on the filleting table on the jetty, various garden furniture, parking spaces directly at the house, etc.

Nebenkosten & Objektinformationen

Extra costs:
Important: In order to offset the drastically rising energy costs, we have to charge an additional 8 euros per day.
Charging hybrid or electric vehicles using household electricity is not permitted and is only permitted at approved charging stations. These costs will be added to the booking fee.
Included: The costs for boat rental, final cleaning, Wi-Fi internet (if expressly offered for the property), accommodation, electricity for normal household operations and water are included in the price.
Exclusive of and not included in the rental price: Passenger and accident insurance, personal liability insurance, deductible coverage, and consumables. Firewood is not included in the rental price for properties with wood-burning stoves and can be purchased at local rates if required.

Final cleaning - bed linen and towel sets:
For this property, final cleaning is included in the price.
You can bring your own bed linen and towel sets or book them as an optional service for 25 euros per set.

Move-in and changeover day:
Preferably Saturdays, other days upon request.
Arrival: 3 pm - 8 pm - Departure: until 10 am

Deposit:
The rental deposit is 350 euros, which must be paid on site upon moving in and will be refunded to the tenant upon moving out if the rental property is returned in perfect condition.

House-specific information - Costs for pets
Pets are permitted upon request and must be registered at the time of booking. Pets are not permitted in the restrooms or bedrooms. A fee of €15 per dog per day is charged.
All houses and apartments are non-smoking properties.
Children are welcome, and a baby travel cot is available free of charge if required.
Please ensure that you have the correct size duvet covers and fitted sheets. You must also bring your own towels, or you can order them as a set with the duvet covers for €25 each. For hygiene reasons, we ask that you refrain from using sleeping bags!

Fish cleaning should be done on the boat (equipment provided on the boat) in the harbor or at the filleting station on the dock. The fillets should then be rinsed with fresh salt water, bagged, and frozen indoors. Gutting and scaling fish in or around the house is not permitted. Fish waste should be disposed of at sea, not in the harbor basin.

Freizeit und Angeln

Fishing in the area of Lindesnes Spangereid, Mandal, Tarvatnet, Lonestrand, Furuholmen, Snig
Sea anglers can fish in the fjord and the open sea, or pursue flatfish from the shore. We recommend a boat trip to the region's best fishing areas, off the islands and onto the plateaus near Lindesnes - Spangereid. Depending on the boat's power, it will take you about 10-20 minutes to reach the open sea. In the fjord mouths you can catch all kinds of sea fish (20 species of good sizes), depending on the season, weather, and tide. On the open sea, good cod, pollock, coalfish, ling, and tusk, among others, await you. Why not try float fishing for cod and plaice from the jetty while you're having a barbecue? Please pay attention to the closed seasons and fishing limits in the river mouths. From summer until early November, shoals of mackerel invade deep into the fjord. Depending on the season, you can also catch sea fish and flatfish directly from land on the nearby beaches. Your contact person will give you on-site instructions on the fishing grounds. Furuholmen also has two experienced fishing guides available for booking.

We also recommend fishing trips on the fjord or out to sea to the region's best fishing spots off Mandal, Furuholmen, the islands off the coast, and the plateaus. By boat and in good weather, you can reach the well-known fishing grounds of Southern Norway off Furuholmen and Lindesnes.

If you're in a small boat, it's better to fish behind the skerries rather than heading out to sea. With a larger boat, it's about a 15-minute drive from the pier to the open sea. Catching sea fish in the fjords depends on the season, weather, and tide.

On the burrows of the open sea, you'll find good coalfish, cod, pollock, mackerel, ling, and tusk, along with the occasional halibut. The estuary near Furuholmen is known for its good sea trout and salmon catches. River sections and their zones may only be fished with a permit. Please observe the closed seasons and fishing limits in the estuary.

In summer, schools of mackerel invade deep into the fjords. Along the shorelines and from the jetties, they catch saltwater fish and plenty of flatfish on the sandy bottom, sometimes also salmon and sea trout, depending on the season. The evening hours are especially recommended.

You can also get the best fishing tips from the Norway fishing friends or in the Norway fishing forum .

Here (click ) you can find information about salmon fishing in Zone 1, Audna.

If you enjoy fishing for salmon, trout, and char, this is the place for you. The vast Tarvatnet Lake, with drinking water quality, is home to native salmonid species. Please note: You will need a fishing license for the large Tarvatnet Lake. Please ask in advance!

Please pay attention to the closed seasons and fishing limits in the estuaries. The Audna River, in particular, is home to fantastic salmon pools; you'll need a day ticket/permit for the various zones during the season.

The Audna Salmon River (50 km long) flows through the Audnedalen valley from Ytre Øydnevann to the Snigsfjord at the sea. The river's course is highly varied, with calm rivers alternating with rapids and waterfalls. The width varies between 10 and 20 m, and fishing depends heavily on the water level. The first few days after heavy rainfall produce the best results.

Fishing in the Audna River is only permitted with a state license for salmon and sea trout. These can be obtained online or by mail. A landowner's permit is also required. This can be obtained from the Mandal Tourist Office or Lindesnes (tel: +47 38258068). Licenses are also available at many riverside shops. Prices are low for the truly excellent salmon fishing. Other salmon rivers in the area include the Mandalselva River and the Lyngna River.

The Audna has seven fishing zones: Interesting Zones 1-3
Zone 1: From the estuary to Ystholen. The river flows gently and offers dry fly fishing opportunities for sea trout in the evenings.
Zone 2: Ystholen up to 150 m below Melhusfoss. Several beautiful sections for fly fishing. Especially recommended during mid- or low-water periods, when no fish are crossing the Melhusfoss.
Zone 3: Melhusfoss. By far the best spot. Only a few day permits are issued, and two landowners can fish.
The licenses must be ordered from the Audna Fiskerettforening by May 1st and are not cheap.

There are many beautiful fishing spots in the area – for trout, char, and sea trout. On the website Suednorwegen.org, you can find everything about Southern Norway, including an overview of fishing lakes and sea trout spots. However, a permit is required for some freshwater lakes, which are subject to a fee.

Here you can find all the information about freshwater fishing spots in Southern Norway. (Click here) And here you can find a detailed travel report , here you can find information about fishing in Southern Norway . And here on the Southern Norway page of Hoddel Here you will find one of the largest nautical charts, text and image collections in Southern Norway.

Activities:
In Spangereid, 12 minutes away, you'll also find a fishing tackle shop, a supermarket, and a gas station with a landscaping supply and fishing tackle. The harbor there also has a small shopping area with maritime shops. Shopping is also possible in Vigeland, where there is also an ATM and a first-class bakery. Norwegian attractions such as the old, reclaimed Spangereid Canal, Cape Lindesnes with its lighthouse, and various art galleries, such as Krake Vika with theater performances and other events, are worth seeing. A trip to Lyngdal Water Park (45 minutes), Northern Europe's newest water park, is a must in case of bad weather. Information is available on the official tourism website www.nordsjovegen.no .
Hikers and cyclists get their money's worth thanks to the very diverse nature, as the small, white coastal towns of this region are strung together like a pearl, not too far away.
With a wide selection and special opening hours, you can also buy many specialties at reasonable prices at the Furuholmen kiosk on Saturdays and Sundays during the season.
Cape Lindesnes should be included in your excursion. Here, you can also visit the lighthouse or walk through the old WWII bunkers (bring a flashlight). The hotel in Båly, with its spa and wellness center, also pampers you with excellent cuisine. Spangereid also boasts the world's only new underwater restaurant (opening in late 2018/19).
If you're looking for nightlife, head to Mandal. The drive takes about 35 minutes.
There's a lot going on here, including several restaurants and a few pubs where you can just have a drink or dance. Mandal offers many cultural attractions, and the city has plenty to offer shoppers. Kristiansand Zoo is about an hour's drive away. This is a must for families with children. For more information, visit http://www.lindesnesregionen.com/

Informationen zum Boot

Additional costs including boat:
Included are the costs for boat rental, mooring and inventory as described, hull insurance according to Norwegian law with a deductible of up to 1000 euros depending on the boat type and insurance, and the necessary safety equipment and fittings according to Norwegian law.
Exclusive and not included in the rental price: passenger insurance and accident protection, personal liability insurance, excess coverage, consumables, fuel and lubricants.
Note: Boats consume significantly more fuel for uneconomical and very fast journeys.

Boat insurance - hull:
Boats are generally covered by hull insurance under Norwegian law. The excess in the event of damage is up to 1,000 euros, depending on the boat. The amount of the excess can vary; please inquire with the boat owner upon pick-up and document it on the checklist. Personal belongings are not insured. The insurance does not cover accidental damage suffered by persons traveling on the rental vessel. The renter is liable for damage to and loss of the boat unless the damage is covered by the insurance. Damage also includes consequential damage. The landlord/owner may retain the deposit paid until the damage is repaired. The excess per claim is to be borne by the renter and may differ from the deposit. If the boat is returned in good condition, the deposit will be refunded immediately. Any damage not covered by the deposit or insurance must be compensated for by the renter immediately before departure. The renter undertakes to immediately notify the landlord/owner of any damage, collisions, other unusual incidents, or complaints.

Boat license:
Guests born before January 1, 1980, do not require a license for motorboats of this class in Norway. For younger people, a boat license is required for boats with more than 25 hp.

Binding rules of conduct - tenant's liability:
We recommend strictly abstaining from alcohol on board.
The renter is liable for any damage caused by themselves and also for any damage caused by other users of the boat. The use of the boat is at the renter's own risk and that of all other users. The renter shall inform the crew in a timely manner that they will, if necessary, obtain adequate insurance against damages before the start of the trip. Furthermore, the boat operator must familiarize the crew with the boat's technical features and the terms and conditions of the contract and ensure that all passengers wear life jackets during trips.
If cleaning fish is done on the boat or on a suitable filleting table at the jetty, please dispose of fish waste at sea, not in the harbor basin. Always cover fish waste (to protect against seagulls).

Territory restriction:
Trips are only permitted in the adjacent and suitable waters of the home port and near the coast.
A minimum distance of 100 meters must be maintained from fish farms or similar facilities. Failure to comply with maritime regulations may result in immediate termination of the rental agreement by the landlord/owner. Any claims by the tenant are deemed forfeited.

Handover - Return:
The rental period of the boat is generally tied to the rental period of the booked property.
Equipment and inventory will be handed over/taken over according to the checklist.
Location: Handover with driving instructions and return is at the berth.
Handover: after 18:00 h or after consultation with the owner
Return: by 9:30 a.m. on the last day of rental or by arrangement with the owner.
Eventual delays must be reported to the owner immediately by telephone.

Cleaning the boat:
The renter is responsible for thoroughly cleaning the boat at the end of the rental period. The renter must return the boat in the clean condition it was handed over to them by the rental company.