Arrival to Svolvær Airport.

Transfer in private vehicle with driver: Svolvær Airport to Thon Hotel, Svolvær.

Overnight in Deluxe Room at Thon Hotel Svolvær:

Thon Hotel Svolvær is a modern waterfront hotel located in the heart of the Lofoten Islands. Offering stylish, colourful rooms with stunning sea and mountain views, the hotel features a seafood-focused restaurant, a cozy bar, and excellent facilities for both leisure and business travelers—making it a perfect base for exploring Arctic Norway.

Breakfast at hotel.

Shared Sea Eagle Safari to Trollfjorden (2 hrs) up to 12 guests:

Join us for an exhilarating Sea Eagle Safari to the legendary Trollfjorden, a journey that combines adventure with a rich narrative of the fjord’s history and present. As you board our RIB boat, prepare for an experience that brings you up close with the majestic sea eagles.

Along the route, the boat makes several stops at large colonies of these magnificent birds, offering unparalleled opportunities for wildlife observation and photography.

The journey starts from our quay in the harbor of Svolvær, and takes you through Raftsundet’s serene waters to the majestic Trollfjorden.

Experience Norway’s dramatic natural beauty from an open boat, bringing you into close contact with the elements. The highlight of this tour is undoubtedly the sight of majestic sea eagles, native to Raftsundet, soaring just meters above, offering a truly unforgettable experience.

Experience sea eagles, northern Europe’s largest eagle, with a wingspan reaching up to 2.65 meters. Our guides, skilled in eagle
behavior, enhance the experience by attracting these magnificent birds closer to the boat using locally sourced herring. Ensuring a comfortable and memorable experience, our team combines expert knowledge with safety, offering an intimate encounter with these majestic creatures.

Trollfjorden, the highlight of our trip, is a natural wonder that captivates with its dramatic landscapes and tranquil waters. Here, our experienced guide will regale you with tales of the fjord like the trollfjord battle, weaving together its past and present, and revealing the secrets that make this place truly special.

After soaking in the beauty and stories of Trollfjorden, the RIB boat will escort you back to Svolvær, leaving you with memories of an
unforgettable adventure where nature and history intertwine.

This sea eagle safari is ideal for families with children over eight years. Lasting approximately two hours, it operates daily throughout the year. However, it’s not recommended for individuals with back issues or for pregnant women. Participants are required to arrive at our activity center 30 minutes before departure.

Private Food Tour: Taste of Lofoten (1.5 hrs):

The archipelago lies in the middle of what is often called “the world’s largest dinner plate”, and the unique commodities the inhabitants of Lofoten have fed on and lived from for centuries, are in large scale.

When the narrative is experienced through, and in combination with real flavors, you will be left with a strengthened picture on life in
Lofoten over the years.

The tour starts at the main dock in Svolvær where the local guide awaits you. On the way to the venue you will make stops to see the
fish racks, and the first taste of Lofoten is served. Arriving the special glass fish factory the stories and delicacies from the north
continues.

Among the flavours you will find dried Arctic cod and salmon from the Lofoten ocean. Lofoten-lamb. Tasty cloudberries and locally
produced yoghurt made on milk from cows grassing right by the Arctic coast. Roe / caviar from the exclusive arctic cod. Supported by
pictures, artifacts and hosts carrying wide knowledge and experience, this visit will give a historical and authentic touch to your Lofoten experience.

Overnight in Deluxe Room at Thon Hotel Svolvær.

Breakfast at hotel.

Driver/guide at disposal for the whole day touring

After breakfast in Svolvær, your private guide will meet you at your hotel to begin a full-day journey through some of the most scenic and culturally rich parts of northern Lofoten. Leaving the town behind, you’ll travel north along quiet coastal roads, passing fishing hamlets, soaring peaks, and Arctic beaches that define this wild and beautiful region.

Your first stop is the peaceful village of Laukvik, perched on the northern coast of Austvågøya. Here, you’ll enjoy a short walk along the rocky shoreline and, if you wish, visit the small Polarlight Center, a fascinating spot dedicated to the science and folklore of the northern lights.

Continuing westward, the journey winds toward Aalan Farm, a family-run goat and herb farm nestled in a serene green valley. The farm is known for its handmade organic cheeses and artisanal products. During your visit, you’ll tour the facilities, meet the goats, and learn about traditional cheese-making techniques before settling in for a generous tasting of their signature cheeses—ranging from creamy fresh varieties to aged rounds flavored with herbs grown on-site.

Next, continue southward across the open, wind-swept island of Gimsøya to reach Hov Gård, a historic horse farm located beside one of Lofoten’s most dramatic beaches. After a brief introduction and gear fitting, you’ll mount your Icelandic horse for a 1.5-hour coastal ride along black-sand shores, grassy dunes, and coastal trails. This gentle, guided ride is suitable for beginners and experienced riders alike and offers panoramic views and a unique sense of closeness with the land and sea.

After the ride, you’ll return to the cozy restaurant at Hov Gård, where a 2-course lunch will be served in their converted barn. Expect a warm and satisfying menu based on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients.

In the afternoon, your guide will take you to Kabelvåg, one of Lofoten’s oldest fishing towns. There, you’ll have time to explore the Lofoten Cathedral (Vågan Church), the largest wooden church north of Trondheim, standing proudly over the harbor.

By early evening, you’ll arrive in Henningsvær, a postcard-perfect village built on a series of small islands connected by bridges. Check in to Henningsvær Bryggehotell, your waterside accommodation for the night, and enjoy the golden Arctic light over the harbor.

Small cheese tasting

Private Lofoten by Horse (1.5 hrs): 

Embark on a tranquil horseback adventure along the breathtaking coastline of Gimsøya Island, starting at the charming Hov Gård
stable. This leisurely tour begins with a ride across the Arctic beach of Hov, continuing towards the picturesque fishing village of
Hovsund. Enjoy a gentle ascent offering stunning views, passing by traditional fish-drying racks and ancient Viking-age remnants.
During summer, lucky riders may even spot local wildlife, including the majestic sea eagle.

Perfect for beginners, this slow-paced tour welcomes everyone to experience the beauty of Lofoten on horseback.

2-course lunch – Hov Horse Farm

Overnight in Superior Double room at Henningsvær Bryggehotell:

Henningsvær Bryggehotell is a charming seaside hotel located in the picturesque fishing village of Henningsvær in the Lofoten Islands.

Blending coastal coziness with modern comfort, it offers inviting rooms with harbor views, a restaurant serving fresh local seafood, and easy access to Arctic adventures—perfect for a relaxed and scenic getaway.

Breakfast at hotel.

Private hiking trip in Henningsvær area (3 hrs):

Rising to about 550 meters above sea level, this steep yet rewarding trail begins just north of Henningsvær along road 816. With a private guide, you’ll navigate the ascent confidently—even as the path becomes rocky and requires some light scrambling near the top. The trail can be a bit rugged on the descent, but the effort is well worth it: panoramic views stretch out over Henningsvær, the surrounding islands, and the open sea in all directions.

Midway up, there’s an option to take a detour to the serene Heiavatnet lake—a peaceful spot perfect for a scenic break or even a refreshing dip on warm days. The full round-trip hike typically takes 2 to 3 hours and is considered of moderate difficulty, best enjoyed with good hiking shoes and local insight from your guide to enhance both safety and the storytelling of the landscape.

Full Steam private visit and tasting (1.5 hrs):

By early afternoon, you’ll step into the past with a visit to the historic beach steamer, a weathered wooden building where time appears to have stood still for over two centuries. Inside, local storytellers welcome you into a world built on cod—offering rich tales and anecdotes that bring Lofoten’s fishing legacy vividly to life.

This is more than just a museum; it’s a sensory journey. You’ll be guided through a tasting experience that introduces you to the flavors that sustained generations of coastal Norwegians. Sip fresh coffee or tea as you sample Lofot caviar, crispy fried cod tongue, traditional dried cod, and a bold shot of cod liver oil—known affectionately as “omega-3 juice.” And for a truly memorable finish, try the infamous “Lofottoddy”: a bracing 60% local spirit mixed with cod liver and other mysterious local ingredients. It’s not for the faint of heart, but it’s
pure Lofoten.

Overnight in Superior Double room at Henningsvær Bryggehotell – by Classic Norway Hotels.

Breakfast at hotel.

Driver/guide at disposal for the whole day touring

After breakfast in Henningsvær, your private driver-guide will greet you for a full-day journey south through the heart of Lofoten. While your destination is the postcard-worthy village of Reine, the route itself offers one of the most breathtaking day trips in all of Norway— with dramatic coastlines, sweeping beaches, and tucked-away villages that feel like they’ve stood still in time.

The day begins as you leave Henningsvær, winding through a changing landscape of mountains, inlets, and quiet farmland. Your guide will tailor the journey to your pace and interests, with several unforgettable stops along the way.

One of the early highlights may include a visit to the Lofotr Viking Museum at Borg, where you can step inside a full-scale reconstruction of a chieftain’s longhouse and experience life as it was over 1,000 years ago. Alternatively, you might prefer a scenic detour to Unstad Beach, a dramatic cove framed by towering cliffs and popular with cold-water surfers from around the world.

As you continue south, the landscape opens up to the island’s wild coastal side. Stop for a stroll or photo session at the breathtaking beaches of Haukland or Uttakleiv, where white sands meet turquoise water and mountain backdrops. These are some of Lofoten’s most iconic viewpoints and are especially stunning in the soft afternoon light.

Lunch will be arranged and at a local spot along the way—your guide will know just the place, whether you’re craving fresh fish soup, reindeer stew, or a warm waffle with cloudberry jam.

In the afternoon, you’ll make your way through small fishing hamlets nestled between sea and mountain. A short stop in Nusfjord, one
of Norway’s oldest and most atmospheric fishing villages, offers a glimpse into traditional coastal life with its red rorbuer cabins, dockside shops, and working harbor.

As you approach Reine, the scenery becomes almost surreal—sharply rising peaks reflecting in glassy fjords, rorbuer dotting the shoreline, and the quiet hum of boats moving through the harbor. Upon arrival, you’ll check into your accommodation at Reine Rorbuer, a beautifully restored set of historic fishermen’s cabins perched directly over the water.

Entrance – Lofotr Viking Museum

Overnight in Deluxe Cabin w. 1 bedroom at Reine Rorbuer:

Reine Rorbuer offers a unique and authentic stay in traditional fishermen’s cabins along the waterfront in the stunning village of Reine, in Norway’s Lofoten Islands. Lovingly restored with modern comforts, the cabins provide breathtaking views of fjords and mountains, local cuisine, and a true taste of Arctic coastal life—ideal for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Breakfast at hotel.

Shared guided kayaking tour in Reinefjord (2 hrs)

Join us for a guided kayak tour in Reine and experience the breathtaking archipelago of Lofoten! On this excursion, you’ll get up close to the dramatic landscape of Lofoten and have an experience of a lifetime. If you wish to witness the dramatic nature up close and find peace of mind, this is an activity you should consider!

You’ll meet your guide for the day at the reception of Reine Rorbuer, who will provide you with a demonstration and general safety information before embarking on your paddling adventure in Lofoten.

As you paddle out into the fjord, you’ll experience Reine harbor, small islands with bird colonies, wild shores, and white beaches, all surrounded by majestic mountains. Depending on the weather conditions, the guide will take you around the nearby islands (Reine, Sakrisøy, and Hamnøy) or into Reinefjorden.

This tour truly offers a unique nature experience. You’ll paddle through magnificent landscapes with an experienced and knowledgeable guide who ensures a safe experience and shares interesting stories about life in and around Reine along the way.

Afternoon private Photography and Sightseeing Tour in Reine (4 hrs)

Join us for an unforgettable photography and sightseeing tour and experience Lofoten, recognized as one of the world’s most beautiful
archipelagos. The stunning archipelago, unique light, and dramatic landscapes offer an experience of a lifetime. With our experienced photographer and guide, you are guaranteed to witness fantastic scenes in the western part of Lofoten. Every day and every hour in this magical landscape presents new opportunities to capture countless photo subjects.

3-course dinner and overnight in Deluxe Cabin w. 1 bedroom at Reine Rorbuer.

Breakfast at hotel

Transfer in private vehicle with driver: Reine Rorbuer to Leknes Airport.

Departure from Leknes Airport.