With no wifi to bother you, nature, starry skies and wilderness take centre stage at these huts, pods, cabins, treehouses and more
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Teacher’s Cottage on Stóra Dímun, the smallest inhabited Faroe Island, gets snapped up fast (bookings for 2020 go live on 1 January). The island is a great place for stepping away from the world – just seven people live on Dímun (and hundreds of sheep). The cottage, sleeping eight, with kitchen and shower room, is normally used for a teacher but let from mid-June to mid-August. Access is via helicopter three times a week (from £30 return, atlanticairways.com) – and with no shops you’ll need to bring supplies. The family that owns the cottage offers guided tours. Helicopter timetable at atlanticairways.com.
• From £115 a night, plus £13 adult, £7 child, email dimun@olivant.fo
from Lifestyle | The Guardian http://bit.ly/2GMozgm