Earlier this week I was on caving at the Lummelunda caving week. Afterwards... I needed some refreshing. Sauna to the rescue!
Janne and I were staying at the Lummelunda Vandrarhem, a hostel few kilometres away from the caves. At 60€ per night, it was good value even if bathrooms were shared. The place was not new, but it was quite clean and relaxing. They also had a sauna, which I had time to ask to use only one on evening. But it was a very nice experience! At 50 SEK (5€), also a reasonable cost. Good heat... water bucket to throw water... good size... next to the showers.
Also, the basement door was nearby, so you could exit that and sit on the rock fence and stare at the sunset and the sea. Not bad!
Caving clothes, drying out:
Photos (c) 2017 by Jari Arkko
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