Professionally guided journeys through the magnificent nature of the Lofoten Islands, and tailor-made days when you want something of your own.
Beaches, fishing villages and the end of the road at Å
The classic Lofoten day: white sand at Rambergstranda, the old fishing village of Nusfjord, red rorbuer at Hamnøy and Reine, all the way to Å.
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Henningsvær, white beaches and Vestvågøy
From Svolvær to Henningsvær's islets and on to the beaches of Haukland and Uttakleiv on Vestvågøy — the heart of the archipelago.
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Laukvika, Sildpollnes, Austnesfjorden and Fiskebøl
A shorter round trip through the east of the archipelago: the sheltered cove at Laukvika, the little church at Sildpollnes, the wide-open Austnesfjorden, and out towards Fiskebøl where the mountains fall straight into the sea.
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Golden light at midnight on the Lofoten coast
From late May to mid-July the sun never sets. We drive to the north-facing beaches to watch it skim the horizon at midnight.
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A bucket-list evening chasing the aurora, away from town lights
We follow the forecast and the clouds to find clear skies — and the best chance of seeing the northern lights dance over Lofoten.
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Your Lofoten, your way
Drawn to the sea? We can take you to Lofoten's most beautiful beaches. Looking for photography light, hidden hikes, a quiet village dinner, or a full day with family? Tell us what you dream of and we will build it around you.
Where we go
The E10 threads its way from Svolvær all the way to Å, crossing seven bridges and a string of fishing villages. Tap the button to drive it.
Somewhere to stay
Over the years we've made friends with people who run some of the most beautiful little cabins and rorbuer in Lofoten — quiet places by the water, with mountain views. If you'd like, we can put together a package with your tour and pass on a local rate that isn't on the booking sites.
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Limited dates each season
Five guided routes through the islands, plus tailor-made days when you'd like something of your own.
