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<\/p>\nSommar\u00f8y, April 14th 2025,<\/p>\n
Hello everyone,<\/p>\n
It’s already Easter! Here, chocolate eggs will not melt in the gardens. Yet the sun rises and with it the promise of spring. Although light now occupies most of the day, the snow resists and reminds us that despite climate change, we are 346 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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Like every year, Easter is the time to think about the summer holidays and gives us the opportunity to present our new 2025 program<\/strong>, considerably refined in two formulas only.<\/p>\n Wishing to see many of you this summer in our green Arctic, I will end with a quote from Titouan Lamazou: “Slowness is the fastest way to reach the essential”<\/p>\n All the best, <\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/69nord.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/12\/tempImageSeYlcx-scaled-1-300x169.jpg\")
1 – Plan your visit to Sommar\u00f8y as you wish.<\/strong>
\nIn increasingly constrained and compartmentalized societies, the freedom to choose one’s own pace for the holidays is important. From this summer, you can organize your stay in our outdoor center as you wish by booking in advance or once you are there. With our B\u00e5thuset ecolodge on the beach<\/a>\u00a0, kayaks, SUPs, bicycles, for rent or guided outings<\/a>, well-being sessions, relaxation, preventive sophrology<\/a> and functional breathing<\/a> or even independent walks, not to mention moments of reading or idleness, you can give free rein to your aspirations*.
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2 – With friends or family, go on a guided Hobie Kayak sailing tour for one or two weeks.
\n<\/strong>This Hobie Kayak sailing tour with hiking and camping<\/a> \u00a0is designed for groups of 8 people. It is a roaming along the water aboard sailing kayaks (Hobie Tandem Island<\/a>) that are very stable and easy to handle, even for beginners. This adventure allows access to fjords or deserted islands that are not served by road or ferry. The profusion of well-protected shelters, each one more beautiful than the last, allows for stages in kayaks that give time, once the camp is set up, to set off hiking to explore the surrounding massifs and further expand the range of emotions already collected while sailing.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/69nord.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/03\/Author-Philippe-Gaudrot-original-illustration-of-the-book-22la-Voie-des-glaces22-Inuit-Art-Gjoa-Haven-Nunavut-copyright-Olivier-Pitras-69Nord-296x300.jpg\")
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\nOlivier Pitras<\/a><\/p>\n