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Things to do in Lofoten
Discover Lofoten by foot, go fishing for the catch of your life and visit Lofotr Viking Museum. Taste stockfish and be amazed by the northern lights.
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Where to stay in Lofoten
Lofoten is known for the old fishermen's cabins ("rorbuer") that have been restored and turned into modern accommodation for travellers.
Food and drink
Svinøya Rorbuer offers visitors a unique dining experience. Our old quayside warehouse has been turned into an…
Go to: Børsen Spiseri
Børsen Spiseri
SvolværSvinøya Rorbuer offers visitors a unique dining experience. Our old quayside warehouse has been turned into an…
Exquisite food with local flavours in an nostalgic and romantic atmosphere.
Go to: Restaurant Kjøkkenet
Restaurant Kjøkkenet
SvolværExquisite food with local flavours in an nostalgic and romantic atmosphere.
Reine, Lofoten.
Photo: Christian Bothner / www.nordnorge.com
Photo: Christian Bothner / www.nordnorge.com
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Skrei - In cod we trust
Skrei is Norwegian cod at its best, and still the livelihood of many fishermen in Northern Norway. Fresh and dried skrei is one of Norway's most important export products.
Experience the Viking culture
The interest in the Vikings has reached an all-time high over the last years. From newly discovered ships to living villages and high-tech exhibitions – here are some of Norway’s top Viking sites.
Night-time golfing
North of the Arctic Circle you can golf in the middle of the night with the sun in your eyes. All you have to do is stay awake – the hole night.
The fish that built Lofoten
Even though the Arctic cod only shows up once a year, it has been paramount in shaping Lofoten as we know it today.
Bathing in gold
Paddling on the still waters of the north by midnight is probably the closest you’ll ever get to bathing in gold.
Lofoten’s Arctic surfing paradise
An award-winning French photographer travelled to Northern Norway to document the joy of surfing in extreme, but beautiful surroundings.
Northern lights in Lofoten
The wild nature of the Lofoten Islands is just as beautiful in winter as the rest of the year, especially when the northern lights come out at night.
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10 ways to visit Norway from home
Staycation, or home vacation, is the obvious travel trend of the year. It may take a while before you can visit Norway in person, so we thought we’d bring Norway to you!
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Northern Norway
Northern Norway is by far the largest and most sparsely populated part of mainland Norway and stretches from Helgeland in the south to mainland Europe’s northernmost point near the North Cape.
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Vesterålen
The archipelago of Vesterålen is a place characterized by contrasts, from white beaches and idyllic farmlands to craggy mountain peaks rising from the sea.
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Kayaking and canoeing
If you really want to get up close and personal with the stunning Norwegian fjord and coastal landscape, kayaks or canoes are ideal options. Buckle up for a paddling adventure – here are some of the hotspots.
