Christineborg Guesthouse on Runde offers accommodation, conference facilities, and food service for closed groups. Its summer café and reception are open. History Christineborg Guesthouse was built in 1979 and was a memorable place for many schoolchildren in the country from then until 2008. The buildings are well known as Runde Coastal Camp, housing thousands of schoolchildren throughout the years. In 2010, the guesthouse had new owners and has since focused on maintaining and upgrading the property for new guests. Facilities and accommodation The main building has a reception, lobby, cosy lounge areas, toilets, dining room and conference/function room. The two side wings have 19 double rooms and 10 single rooms. 15 of the double rooms have been upgraded, while the remaining rooms still have some of the charm of the campfire era and will be upgraded over time. Foodservice If you are looking for an extended stay with food service, this can be offered. Alternatively, you can prepare a light meal in the small, accessible kitchen and enjoy it in the sofa group. Breakfast is available for purchase during the summer season and can be ordered before or when you arrive.

The outstanding location of Christineborg guest house is what the guests appreciate the most – facing the vast ocean, with nature and bird life as your nearest neighbour! The bird mountain is located near the guesthouse and is a popular destination for travellers to Runde. Here, you can join memorable hikes, observe the bird life, and hear fascinating stories from experienced guides. Not far from Christineborg, you will also find Goksøyr camping, Runde Environmental Center and the marina, where you can join a guided boat tour around the island.