Things to remember

In addition to normal hunting equipment, you should bring with you:
- Documentation on weapons license (european weapons pass), receipt for paid Norwegian hunting license fee, and documents that shows that you fulfill the requirements for deer hunting in your home country.
- A sleeping bag

In addition, it is important to bring:
- Warm clothing, rain clothing
- Good hunting shoes
- A good pair of binoculars
- A practical backpack (we recommend a large backpack with a frame)
- A GPS
- Your own beverages

Calculate the route
When coming from abroad, an easy way to calculate your driving route is to use Google Maps. Enter "Åkra Kvinnherad Norway" as your destination.

Driving route from the NORTH (Bergen):
Bergen, Os, Hatvik, ferry to Venjaneset, Eikelandsosen, Mundheim, Gjermundshamn, ferry to Løfallstrand, Rosendal, Dimmelsvik, Matre, Åkra. Approximately 130 km total + 2 ferries.

Driving route from the EAST (Oslo):
Alternative 1: Drive over Haukeli and continue on E134 towards Haugesund. Take off before Etne towards Skånevik. Take the ferry over to Matre. Continue towards Åkra. Approximately 400 km total + 1 ferry.
Alternative 2: Drive over Hardangervidda to Odda.Take the Folgefonn tunnel to Rosendal, Dimmelsvik, Matre, Åkra. Approximately 490 km total (no ferries).

Driving route from the SOUTH (Haugesund):
Drive E134 towards Oslo, take off towards Skånevik. Take the ferry over to Matre. Continue towards Åkra. Approximately 110 km + 1 ferry.

GPS
You will find the GPS locations for our regular meeting points (Hillsedal and Fatland) on our map page.

Airplane
It is possible to take a seaplane (or helicopter) from Bergen, Oslo and other cities directly to Kvinnherad. Check out www.fonnafly.no.

Ferry timetables may be found at www.tide.no.