
How to Fly to Lofoten: Which Airports Are the Best?
Flying to Lofoten: Which airport is the best? The Lofoten Islands are served by two small airports within the archipelago,
MAKE PLANNING EASY, PAY LESS & EXPERIENCE MORE WHEN VISITING LOFOTEN
Which airport should you choose if you want to fly to Lofoten? Which ferries connect Lofoten with the mainland? How much do they cost?
Where can you rent a car in Lofoten and how much does it cost? Can I explore Lofoten via public transport? Where can you find the bus schedules?
What are the best places to stay in Lofoten? Should you stay in a hotel or traditional fishermen cabins called “rorbu”? How long time in advance should you book?
When is the best time to visit Lofoten? When can you see the northern lights and when can you see the midnight sun? When is the best chance for good weather?
We’re Ivar and Radka, the faces behind the Guide to Lofoten. In summer 2021, we moved to Lofoten to run accommodation in Fredvang, conveniently situated right at the trailhead to Ryten and Kvalvika beach.
Over the next few months, we discovered that we love talking to our guests about their travels and showing them Lofoten more than we loved accounting and daily management of the accommodation.
Our guests had lots of questions, and we struggled to find an online resource that would have all the answers. So we decided to create one, which is how Guide to Lofoten was born.
We’re Ivar and Radka, the faces behind the Guide to Lofoten. In summer 2021, we moved to Lofoten to run accommodation in Fredvang, conveniently situated right at the trailhead to Ryten and Kvalvika beach.
Over the next few months, we discovered that we love talking to our guests about their travels and showing them Lofoten more than we loved accounting and daily management of the accommodation.
Our guests had lots of questions, and we struggled to find an online resource that would have all the answers. So we decided to create one and that is how Guide to Lofoten was born.
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Flying to Lofoten: Which airport is the best? The Lofoten Islands are served by two small airports within the archipelago,
While Reinebringen in the Lofoten archipelago is known for its stunning views and a relatively straightforward approach, thanks to newly finished Sherpa stairs, hiking Reinebringen in winter is not safe.
Winter changes the trail, making it riskier and more challenging. In this article, we’ll explain why it’s not a good idea to tackle Reinebringen in winter and highlight the importance of putting safety first by following common sense, local advice and municipality guidelines.
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Norway is a winter wonderland with snow-capped mountains, frozen lakes, and charming cities covered in snow. While many travelers choose to visit Norway during the summer, the winter offers unique beauty and activities. From skiing in the mountains to witnessing the Northern Lights, there are many incredible things to do in Norway during the winter.
Let’s look at the best activities you can do in Norway in winter and where and when you can do them!
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