NordFjord: A Nordic Haven on the Blake

Situated along the Blake Sea, NordFjord presents a well-crafted interpretation of a Norwegian coastal settlement. Created by Gian of Tiger Studio, this destination combines natural landscapes with considered architectural elements to create an engaging environment.

The NordFjord Motel stands as the focal point, distinguished by its illuminated signage and courtyard. Within this outdoor space, a tiered fountain provides a peaceful centrepiece, complemented by ornate wrought iron furniture and decorative elements, including a characteristic pink duck ornament.

The courtyard includes candlelit tables, while vintage-inspired décor elements establish intimate seating areas. The establishment's visual identity is reinforced through fitting details such as a period-style Norwegian travel poster and distinctive Tiger Studio branding.

Snow-covered pathways, illuminated by traditional lampposts, lead away from the property to other areas of the destination.

The motel's interior combines traditional and contemporary elements. The reception area has a gaming space for social interaction.

Guest rooms include air conditioning and modern furnishings, with adult-oriented animations available through Fancy Decor beds. The interior design scheme employs muted grey walls and restrained decoration, enhanced by elements such as monstera plants and contemporary artwork.

Once you leave the Motel, you can explore the rest of NordFjord, where the landscaping and wooded areas behind the Motel are a highlight. Elevated pathways guide visitors through snow-capped terrain, leading to a viewing platform providing expansive harbour views.

Meanwhile, something you can’t miss - drawing from Norse mythological traditions, a prominent statue installation creates a striking silhouette against the night sky.

The wooded areas have atmospheric detail, incorporating mist effects and integrated wildlife elements, including foxes visible among the trees. These features contribute to creating an authentic representation of Nordic wilderness.

Beyond the woods, you reach a harbour. This facility resembles a working port, with a fish market, functional pier systems, and marina services, including fuel provision. This amenity serves visiting sailors navigating the Blake Sea region while contributing to the destination’s authentic coastal atmosphere.

For visitors exploring the broader Second Norway region, NordFjord functions as both a destination and a waypoint. The motel offers complimentary accommodation, though prospective guests should note that there is no privacy; anyone can just walk in.

Overall, NordFjord does a good job of portraying a Norwegian coastal setting. The detailed forest environments, port, and simple but nicely designed Motel make this somewhere well worth visiting.