Travelling on foot
Take route 800 from Fiskepiren. The terminal is by Stavanger’s waterfront, within easy reach of the compact city centre.

Vassøy · Stavanger · Norway
Island calm, a short boat ride from Stavanger
A private coastal home for up to four guests
Between city & sea
Villa Vassøy offers a rare combination: a quiet home beside the water, surrounded by garden and island nature, with central Stavanger a direct boat ride away.
The one-bedroom home is modern, warm and thoughtfully equipped for couples, friends or a family. Step outside for sea air, a morning swim, fishing from shore or an unhurried evening on the terrace.
Inside Villa Vassøy
An open-plan living space brings kitchen, dining and lounge together, while large windows keep the garden and changing island light close. The mood is quietly Scandinavian: honest materials, clean lines and comfortable places to settle in.


One calm bedroom, a private bathroom and flexible sleeping space accommodate up to four guests. Families are welcome, with a cot, children’s books and toys listed among the amenities.
Cook with a full kitchen, dishwasher, oven, coffee maker and the basics already considered. Laundry facilities, heating, TV and free 150 Mbps Wi‑Fi make longer stays easy.

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Here, the sea is not the background. It shapes the day.
Life on Vassøy
Vassøy is an inhabited island in Stavanger’s city archipelago: small enough to feel personal, alive enough to feel local. Boats connect the island with the city, while the shoreline, woods and quiet lanes set a completely different pace.
The signed Vassøyturen is an approximately 6 km island circuit through rocky coves, heather, woodland and open sea views.
The island’s public bathing bay has a beach, picnic places and smooth coastal rock—a simple outing on foot from the villa.
Try shore fishing, borrow fishing gear, or arrange kayak hire with Trond before you arrive. Then light the BBQ back at the house.
Joker Vassøy carries everyday groceries and fresh bread. Check the shop’s live page for current island opening hours.
Getting here
From Fiskepiren in central Stavanger, route 800 passenger boats and route 898 car ferry connect Vassøy with the mainland. Direct crossings take roughly 10–18 minutes depending on the service, with a short onward walk or drive to the villa.
41A Nesahaugen
4076 Stavanger
Norway
Take route 800 from Fiskepiren. The terminal is by Stavanger’s waterfront, within easy reach of the compact city centre.
Route 898 is the Vassøy car ferry. Villa Vassøy also has free on-site parking and an EV charger.
Services, journey times and fares can change. Use Kolumbus for current departures rather than relying on a fixed timetable.
Things to do
Swim, fish, relax in the garden, read in the hammock or take a drink up to the roof terrace. Kayak hire can be arranged with the host.
Take the signed island route past bathing coves, smooth rock, heather and traces of older island life. Allow around two hours for the full circuit.
Step off at Fiskepiren for Stavanger’s harbour, Old Stavanger, waterfront museums and restaurants—all easy to explore on foot.
Plan a Lysefjord cruise or a Preikestolen day, then return across the water to the quiet of the island.
Guest impressions
Across both listings, the same themes return: warm hosting, exceptional cleanliness, easy ferry journeys, calm by the water and a home that feels even better than the photographs.
Close to Stavanger, yet completely immersed in a calmer island world.
Guest feedback, summarizedGuests repeatedly mention Trond’s thoughtful help, local advice and genuine welcome.
The ferry is described as simple and scenic—the crossing becomes part of the experience.
Reviews praise the space as spotless, stylish, well equipped and peaceful.

Stay at Villa Vassøy
For availability, prices or questions, contact Trond directly.
No booking form. Just a direct conversation with your host.