Raven
Rowed out to a cabin on a wild Swedish lake, far from everything, you feel the noise of your life drop away behind you. Raven is for anyone who needs to disappear for a while, and remember who they are underneath it all.
This place doesn’t just help you switch off -
it makes it impossible to do anything else.
Raven is a small cabin floating on a lake in the forests of Navardalen, in northern Sweden, reached by rowing boat and surrounded by nothing but water, trees and sky.
This is off-grid done beautifully. Raven is remote and pared back, without giving up the things that let you properly rest. Out here there's nowhere to be and no one to answer to. The days are measured in the light on the water, the warmth of the fire, and how slowly you're willing to let them pass.
2 guests • 1 bed • 1 bathroom
From £580 per night
The Cabin
Raven holds onto only what matters, and it’s all the better for it. A glass-walled bedroom brings the lake and the sky right in, a fireplace keeps the inside warm, and a small outdoor kitchen on the terrace is where you cook, slowly, watching the water. Or, if you'd rather, let a chef prepare dinner for you, or cook together from a basket with everything prepped and ready. Up on the roof, your own sauna looks out over the lake and the mountains beyond. It has everything you need to be still, and nothing to distract you from it.
The Setting
The cabin sits alone on the lake, with the wild forests of Navardalen stretching out in every direction. You're rowed out on arrival and collected again when you leave, with a rowing boat of your own to use in between. Explore the shoreline, fish for char and trout in the clear water, or simply drift. Watch for moose and bear in the trees, or sit and do nothing at all. There's no phone signal out here, though you're given an emergency phone for peace of mind. Mostly, the world simply cannot reach you - which is the whole point.
