The fishing village of Reine in winter, Northern Norway

LOFOTEN

in winter

PS: Try Lofoten in summer, too!

It's all about the light.

Countless shades of blue…

…orange…

…and green.

Winter is aurora time, when the stunning northern lights are visible from September to March.

The rapidly changing weather and magnificent light conditions have drawn artists and outdoor enthusiasts to this area for decades.

The Lofoten Islands are spread across the turbulent waters of the Norwegian Sea, above the Arctic Circle. This rare wilderness outpost offers a landscape of majestic mountains, deep fjords, long, wave-swept beaches, and quaint fishing villages.

Lofoten has a strong connection to the Viking Age. Excellent fishing has always been a key reason why people have lived here for millennia.

Thanks to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream, Lofoten has a much milder climate than other parts of the world at the same latitude.

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Woman outside the Nusfjord Landhandel shop

A harbour in low sunlight and high mountains behind

Winter is a great time to explore the tranquility of the many idyllic fishing villages, like Nusfjord, pictured here.

Find a calm like no other.

But winter is also a time for great fun!

Local fishermen rub shoulder with hipsters, families and art lovers in Henningsvær, where you can experience the holiday spirit during the famous Førjulseventyret pre-Christmas celebrations in November and December.

Happy vibes in Henningsvær

Visit cosy cafés and hotels, includingTrevarefabrikken, and…

…the artisans atEngelskmannsbrygga, one of many quirky shops and art galleries on the island.

You should also visit Svolvær, the tiny, but always buzzing, 'capital' of Lofoten, and a great base for winter adventures, including boat trips to Trollfjorden.

Famous fishing villages

All worth a visit!

Svolvær
Svolvær
Svolvær is nicely located between mountains and sea and is the largest town in the Lofoten islands with almost 5000 inhabitants.
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Værøy
Værøy
At Værøy you can see the midnight sun, white sandy beaches, bird cliffs and a historic but still active fishing village.
Henningsvær
Henningsvær
The famous fisherman’s village of Henningsvær is located on islands reaching out towards the massive Vestfjord. Even if you experience the bustling life on the pier it is only 500 inhabitants living here permanently.
Røst
Røst
At the far end of the sea gap in Lofoten you will find Røst, surrounded by 365 islands, islets and reefs.
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Reine
Reine
Reine in Lofoten is probably one of the most spectacular places you will ever visit. This fishing village consists of a chain of islands, linked by bridges and winding roads, with Vestfjord on one side, and Reinefjord with its high mountains on the other.
Ballstad
Ballstad
Ballstad is a fisherman’s village with vibrant life and home to many activities.
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Skrova
Skrova
The idyllic small island is located only 30 minutes away from Svolvær, reachable by ferry or a longer hurtigbåttour from Bodø.

Winter is also gourmet time!

Every year, between February and March, migrating Atlantic cod, called skrei, come to Lofoten to spawn.

This is the fish that built Norway, and led to numerous small settlements being established in this remote area.

If the weather is good, you can join a fishing trip and try your fishing luck (there's even a sexy little local tip for that!).

There are daily trips from Svolvær and other locations on request.

Learn all about skrei

Most of the skrei is hung on racks, where the salty wind dries them to make stockfish.

Enjoy it grilled, baked, cooked, as a dried snack, or even as a pizza topping!

13 fun facts about stockfish

But super-fresh seafood is not the only treat after a full day outside.

You should also try the famous Lofoten lamb, cloudberry delicacies, and some wonderful locally produced cheeses!

Delicious!

Fish & trips

Learn more about skrei and other tasty secrets from Lofoten.

13 fun facts about stockfish
Stockfish, or tørrfisk, is a must-try while visiting Northern Norway. It is usually made of skrei, migrating Atlantic cod. You can try it grilled, baked, in a bacalao style, or even as a pizza topping! Learn more about how the legendary fish shaped Norway.
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.
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A winter visit to Northern Norway is a must for anglers and gourmets alike. The Lofoten fishery is known as the largest cod fishery in the world.
Taste Lofoten: Star chef Mymint's guide
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Get to know the first skilled craftsmen that settled in Lofoten!

Travel back in time at the Lofotr Viking Museum in Borg, one of several museums that are open throughout the winter.

Cool indoor experiences

Note: some museums and galleries may be closed or have limited opening hours in winter. Always check the website before you go.

Svolvær
Lofoten War Memorial Museum
The Lofoten War Memorial Museum probably offers Norway´s most extensive collection of uniforms and smaller objects from the second World War. Most likely, this is in fact one of the world´s largest collections of this kind!
Lofoten Wool / Henningsvær
A nice little shop with knitting yarn, handmade sweaters, hats, mittens, throws and sheepskin, - all made from local sheep.
Laupstad
Lofoten Jewelry
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Henningsvær
Galleri Lofoten
At Gallery Lofoten in Henningsvær, you can experience everything from sculptures signed by Nico Widerberg to one of Norway's largest collections of North Norwegian paintings from the 19th century.
Svolvær
Lofoten Art Galleries
If you are interested in art, you must visit Lofoten. The nature here has attracted artists from all over the world for more than a hundred years.
Kabelvåg
The Lofoten Aquarium
Fish and fascinating sea creatures from the waters surrounding Lofoten.
Henningsvær
Engelskmannsbrygga
Engelskmannsbrygga takes you close to the craft- with open studios where you can see the glassblowers and a potter at work.
Lofoten Glass
At Lofoten Glass you can enjoy the Northern Lights throughout the year - and then bring a piece of them home with you.
Henningsvær
KaviarFactory
The KaviarFactory is an international venue for contemporary art. Located in Henningsvær, in the middle of the archipelago of Lofoten, Norway, it takes advantage of its off-the-grid location and aims to offer experiences and confrontations that never previously have been available to such regions.
Kabelvåg
SKREI – Fish, Folk And Our Future Ocean
SKREI tells the story of the migrating codfish that has shaped the Lofoten fisheries, coastal culture and Norway as a nation for a thousand years. New museum opens June 30, 2026!
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More museums and galleries

A group of people are riding under the northern lights on a beach in Lofoten, Northern Norway

There are a lot of other winter activities available too.

Up your chances of seeing the auroras with a local guide. You can even try on horseback at Hov Hestegård!

Or go dog sledding through otherworldly landscapes.

Winter activities

Hunt the northern lights or try dog sledding and snowshoeing.

Svolvær
Winter kayaking - XXLofoten
Go kayaking in the crystal-clear winter sea. Our winter trips start in Svolvær harbour, and are suitable for those with no prior experience as well. We offer kayaking in calm waters with good stories from Svolvær’s rich cultural history.
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Svolvær
Silent Trollfjord Cruise
A modern twist on a classic Lofoten adventure. Experience Lofoten’s majestic Trollfjord and its white-tailed eagles in complete silence and comfort on board our purpose-built hybrid-electric boat.
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Svolvær
Northern Lights Hunt Lofoten™
Join our experienced local guide on a hunt for the Northern Lights. Learn the basics on taking good photos of the Northern Lights. Our guide will pick you up from our reception/restaurant.
Snowshoeing halfday with Lofoten Aktiv
Snowshoeing is the best way to enjoy nature up close in the wintertime. Much easier than skies and accessible for most people
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Svolvær
Fishing trip from Svolvær with XXLofoten
Experience fishing in Lofoten on board our authentic fishing boat. Our professional crew will provide the best guidance on our 4 hour fishing trip from Svolvær.
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Svolvær
RIB Sea Eagle Safari to Trollfjord with RIB Lofoten - WINTER
Trollfjorden is also very popular during the wintertime and it's the experience that many tourists in Lofoten want to have.
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Svolvær
Lofoten Fishing Trip - Go2Lofoten
Join us on a Lofoten Fishing trip adventure in Lofoten and experience what most people associate with this extraordinary place. Our knowledgeable local guides ensure a truly unique experience!
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Gimsøysand
Lofoten by Horse
This is our most popular tour and suitable for beginners.
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Svolvær
Trollfjord & Sea Eagle RIB Safari - Lofoten Explorer
Explore Lofoten along the coast with us. We take you safely to the magical Trollfjord, where the mountains are stretching 1000 meters high. On the way you will get a chance to meet the sea eagles, hopefully just a few meters from the boat. We guarantee an experience close to the elements. This is a 2 hours tour that fits the whole family.
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Svolvær
Northern Lights Photo Tour - XXLofoten
Join us in the hunt for one of the most fantastic phenomen of nature, - the northern light. On this tour there are a maximum of 7 participants, which guarantees you an exclusive adventure. Our Northern light guide is an experienced photographer, and will make sure that you learn the necessary techniques to catch the Aurora Borealis on your camera. You will learn more about northern light and with our local knowledge, we will do our outmost to make sure that you have an memorable experience.
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Woman climbing mount Himmeltind on a ski touring trip in Lofoten, Northern Norway

Lofoten in winter is a snow-blanketed paradise!

It's a very popular spot for ski touring (always go with a local guide), year-round surfing, or simply strolling around in an unforgettable landscape.

Why you should go with a guide

Ski touring

Always go with a local guide for your safety and for the best runs!

Kabelvåg
Lofoten Ski Lodge
Lodging and ski guiding in Lofoten
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Kabelvåg
Lofoten Ski & Sail
Ski and sail along the magical islands of Lofoten!
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Svolvær
Lofoten Ski Touring Weekend - Svinøya Rorbuer
3 days with guided ski touring and 4 nights accommodation in a rorbu cabin with full board.
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Henningsvær
Ski Touring with I Fri Natur
Want to ski with a view straight out to the open sea? Experience Norway's most unique mountain touring area? From peak to seaweed.
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Ski and Sail Lofoten - Seil Norge
This is a trip for those who like the idea of alpine skiing and randonné in the untouched Lofoten-mountains of northern Norway. It's a trip for travellers wanting a more challenging holiday - for those who would like to experience something unique, wild, breathtaking and beautiful - no matter if you're experienced or a beginner we welcome you to our Ski and Sail adventure.
Trevaretur - The Ultimate Ski Touring Experience in Lofoten
3 days of ski touring in Lofoten with accommodation, food, sauna and cultural events at Trevarefabrikken in Henningsvær, Lofoten! Trevaretur is an all-inclusive experience of days filled with skiing, food, culture, sauna, accommodation and afterski at the regional hotspot Trevarefabrikken – located in the small fishing village of Henningsvær in the Lofoten archipelago, Northern Norway. Want to explore untouched snow and spectacular sea to summit ski touring in Norway, while at the same time meet like-minded people, re-energize with afternoon sauna sessions and swimming in the arctic waters? Enjoy daily 3-course dinners from local produce, comfortable beds and the nicest afterski-views towards the mountains and the sea? Then Trevaretur is definitely for you!
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Kabelvåg
Ski Guiding - Northern Alpine Guides
Ski touring in Lofoten
Lofoten Skimo // The Arctic Triple
The Arctic Triple – Lofoten Skimo is the truly arctic race in The Arctic Triple and it will take place every year in week 11. It’s a ski mountaineering race offering one extreme (4000+) and one normal distance (1000+). The race will be a northern lights race that is set in mid March, when the traditional Lofoten fishing is at the peak of the season. Maybe you’ll get a good catch too?
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Winter also means cold, stormy weather.

Indulge with a hot sauna or spa! Aaah…

Warm up!

Ice and fire, combined. Nothing beats the sensation.

Gimsøysand
Hov Sauna
It’s saunatime!
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Kabelvåg
Lofotspa at Nyvågar
Rustic Wellness
Svolvær
Lofoten Sauna - Svinøya Rorbuer
Lofoten Sauna is Lofoten's first floating sauna.
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Kabelvåg
Hot tub and sauna at Skårungen
Our wood-fired hot tub can accommodate 8 to 10 people, and is located at the tip of our pier, where you get a fantastic view of the sea and the mountain Vågakallen.
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Svolvær
Lyst Lofoten Sauna Svolvær
Welcome to sauna and cold baths in the world's most beautiful surroundings. LYST Lofoten Sauna is located on the floating dock in front of the Thon Hotel Svolvær, with views of the Vestfjord, the entrance to Svolvær, and the mountains behind.
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At the end of the day, climb into bed in a cosy rorbu, traditional fisherman's cabin, by the edge of the sea.

It's just as magical with a storm blowing outside, as on a calm, sunny day.

Places to stay

Stay in a cosy rorbu or book a hotel room with a view!

Ramberg
Nusfjord Village & Resort
At the end of a secluded valley stretching toward the sea, the heritage of our historic fishing village blends with every desire of modern adventurers. Here, the spirit of exploration fills the air, inviting you to uncover and enjoy extraordinary moments. In the wild landscapes of Lofoten, Nusfjord offers a refuge of warmth and hospitality.
Svolvær
Thon Hotel Svolvær
Welcome to Thon Hotel Svolvær – a modern hotel on the quayside in Svolvær, centrally located in relation to activities, mountain hikes, and attractions in Svolvær. Thon Hotel Svolvær opened in 2021, the hotel has large and comfortable rooms with views, a restaurant, bar, gym, a large, modern conference hall, its own fish-filleting room, and a fantastic sauna on a floating dock in front of the hotel. With a central location in Svolvær, everything is set for a great stay whether it's for a private trip or in connection with work.
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Svolvær
Svinøya Rorbuer
On Svinøya in Svolvær you can spend the night in fisherman's cabins, fisherman's suites, apartments or in the exclusive Væreiergården while you explore and experience Lofoten.
Bøstad
Villa Lofoten
Villa Lofoten is a small group of newly renovated, historic buildings that once belonged to local fishermen in the small community Kvalnes, Vestvågøy. They now offer beautiful holiday accommodation for visitors looking for an authentic Lofoten experience.
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Reine
Reine Rorbuer - Classic Norway Hotels
Reine Rorbuer offers a unique experience of staying in traditional, historic fishermen's cabins in one of the most beautiful villages in the world- Reine. The hotel's restaurant Gammelbua serves delicious breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Reine Rorbuer offers activities (sea kayaking and excursions). The hotel and restaurant are open from February to October.
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Kabelvåg
Skårungen
Accommodation, hotel rooms, fishermen's cabins (rorbuer), modern cottages, and camping in a beautiful landscape right by Kabelvåg.
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Sørvågen
Holmen Lofoten
Our connection to nature is largely who we are.
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Kabelvåg
Nyvågar - Classic Norway Hotels
Nyvågar is idyllically located in the heart of Lofoten - surrounded by scenic surroundings. Here we have 30 traditional rorbuer with a view of the sea and mountains, Lofotspa with sauna, outdoor hot tub and relaxation room, a cozy restaurant with a focus on local ingredients and Lofoten Loft Bar with one of Norway's largest collections of aquavits.
Svolvær
Thon Hotel Lofoten
Welcome to Thon Hotel Lofoten – a modern conference hotel in Svolvær, the very heart of Lofoten! Thon Hotel Lofoten is idyllically situated in the harbor of Svolvær. You can walk dry-shod from the Hurtigruten ferry to the hotel, and it's within walking distance to fun activities and attractions in Svolvær. The hotel is directly connected to the Lofoten Culture House.
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Gimsøysand
Lofoten Links Lodges
We have two different types of lodges. Our Luxury standard has ensuite bathrooms to hotel standard with each room, whilst our deluxe standard have a shared bathroom. All lodges have a living room with a fireplace, kitchen and an outside terrace with a spectacular view to the north and open sea. They are beautifully situated by Hov Beach just 1 km from Lofoten Links.
Henningsvær
Henningsvær Bryggehotell
In the heart of Henningsvær, we have built a new hotel that combines traditional architecture with modern luxury.
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More places to stay

After a long winter, spring arrives!

Suddenly the nights are white and eternal. Spring is also a very tranquil and beautiful time of year to visit.

What are you waiting for?

Lofoten has achieved the certification Sustainable Destination. Although this does not mean that the destination is completely sustainable, it has made a commitment to work systematically to reduce the negative effects of tourism, while strengthening its positive ripple effects.

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What's the weather like?

Winter in the Arctic can start as early as October and might last until almost the end of April.

Since the Lofoten Islands lie so far out in the warmer waters of the Gulf Stream, its climate is costal and much warmer than other Arctic destinations. The temperature often fluctuates between -5°C to 3°C.

The climate from October to December often brings both rain and snow. The mountains are often covered in snow, while more low-lying parts are free from snow. Winter is also high season for beautiful rainbows!

'Real' winter usually starts in January and lasts until mid March. During these months, you can usually expect to see more snow everywhere, including in low-lying areas. From February to April, the amount of daylight increases every day, and the temperatures on a calm, sunny day can be quite pleasant!

The archipelago lies far out in the ocean, so storms occur quite frequently, causing disruptions to transport. Make sure to allow enough time for delays and do purchase good travel insurance.

How dark does it get?

The days become shorter as early as in October, but Lofoten only has mørketid, 'the dark time', for 5-6 weeks, from the beginning of December until early January.

But it's not completely dark all day. You can have several hours of daylight, especially on clear days. The sun never disappears completely, it only dips below and hovers above the horizon, often lighting up the clouds from below, creating the wildest colours you've ever seen. Enjoy the beautiful 'blue hour' just before dusk and dawn every day.

Although the hours of daylight are scarce from mid-November until the end of January, it is also a very nice and tranquil period, with great opportunities to see the auroras!

In February, the days become longer, and the ski touring season and Lofoten seasonal fishery are on. By April 1, the sky is once again too bright to see the aurora until next season.

Getting here and around

Plan your trip to Lofoten with Entur, Norway's official travel planner.

By plane
There are frequent flights to regional airports, including Bodø Airport and Lofoten/Harstad/Narvik Airport, and to local airports in Svolvær, Leknes, and Røst.
The flight from Oslo to Bodø takes 1.5 hours and an additional 20–30 minute flight or approximately 3–4 hour boat ride from there to Lofoten. From Lofoten/Harstad/Evenes it's a 2.5-4 hour drive or bus ride to Lofoten.
There is also a helicopter service between Bodø and Værøy.
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Local travel
The E10 (King Olav V’s road) is the main motorway connecting the Lofoten archipelago from west to east. Travelling by public transport requires some planning, especially if you want to go anywhere off the E10, so check the timetables carefully.
For tickets and timetables, visit Entur
By boat
There are daily express boat services operating year round between Bodø, Svolvær, and Skrova.
There are car ferries from Bodø to Røst, Værøy and Moskenes in Lofoten year round, and between Hamarøy and Svolvær in summer, and between Lofoten and Melbu in Vesterålen.
The Norwegian Coastal Voyage Hurtigruten calls at daily Stamsund and Svolvær in Lofoten, while Havila Voyages calls at the same ports two days a week. You can also sail shorter distances between Bodø, Tromsø, and Lofoten, for example.
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By bus
There are daily public bus services from Narvik and the airport at Lofoten/Harstad/Narvik to Svolvær, Leknes and Å (route 300). There are also bus connections from Svolvær to Sortland in Vesterålen.
For tickets and timetables, visit Entur
By car
If you choose to go by car, there are several options for getting to and from Lofoten. Take one of the car ferries from Bodø (year round) or Skutvik in Hamarøy (summer).
A boat-free connection from the north of Lofoten, or from Sweden, takes you between the mainland and Lofoten.
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By train
There are daily train services all year between Narvik and Kiruna, and Stockholm. From Narvik, you can catch a bus to the Lofoten Islands.
You can also take the train from Oslo to Trondheim, and from Trondheim continue on to Bodø with the Nordland Railway. This latter stretch of the journey takes about 10 hours. From Bodø, you can take a ferry or express boat to Lofoten.
For tickets and timetables, visit Entur

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in winter

Svolvær

Værøy

Henningsvær

Røst

Reine

Ballstad

Skrova

13 fun facts about stockfish

Skrei – In cod we trust

Go on a skrei adventure

Taste Lofoten: Star chef Mymint's guide

Norway's best breakfasts

Lofoten War Memorial Museum

Lofoten Wool / Henningsvær

Lofoten Jewelry

Galleri Lofoten

Lofoten Art Galleries

The Lofoten Aquarium

Engelskmannsbrygga

Lofoten Glass

KaviarFactory

SKREI – Fish, Folk And Our Future Ocean

Winter kayaking - XXLofoten

Silent Trollfjord Cruise

Northern Lights Hunt Lofoten™

Snowshoeing halfday with Lofoten Aktiv

Fishing trip from Svolvær with XXLofoten

RIB Sea Eagle Safari to Trollfjord with RIB Lofoten - WINTER

Lofoten Fishing Trip - Go2Lofoten

Lofoten by Horse

Trollfjord & Sea Eagle RIB Safari - Lofoten Explorer

Northern Lights Photo Tour - XXLofoten

Lofoten Ski Lodge

Lofoten Ski & Sail

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Ski Touring with I Fri Natur

Ski and Sail Lofoten - Seil Norge

Trevaretur - The Ultimate Ski Touring Experience in Lofoten

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Lofoten Skimo // The Arctic Triple

Hov Sauna

Lofotspa at Nyvågar

Lofoten Sauna - Svinøya Rorbuer

Hot tub and sauna at Skårungen

Lyst Lofoten Sauna Svolvær

Nusfjord Village & Resort

Thon Hotel Svolvær

Svinøya Rorbuer

Villa Lofoten

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Holmen Lofoten

Nyvågar - Classic Norway Hotels

Thon Hotel Lofoten

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What's the weather like?

How dark does it get?

By plane

Local travel

By boat

By bus

By car

By train

Photo tour of Lofoten

Silent Trollfjord cruise

The Arctic circle region

Lofoten & northern lights

Bike the Lofoten Islands

Lofoten Islands, Helgeland & Sognefjord

Norwegian Havila voyage

Lofoten Islands and Manshausen

The best of Lofoten

Midnight sun tour

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