A personal favorite and a must-do — this floating sauna sits in Svolvær’s harbor with incredible views. Heat up, then jump straight into the Arctic water for a true Norwegian experience.
A hike just above Svolvær with incredible views over the town and harbor. The natural stone arch at Djevelporten is a fun photo spot.
Probably the most famous hike in Lofoten, a few hours from Svolvær. It’s a steep climb, but the view over the fishing village of Reine is unforgettable.
One of the most unique golf courses in the world, Lofoten Links is set right on the ocean with views of mountains, beaches, and even the midnight sun. It’s about an hour from Svolvær and is a bucket-list stop for golf lovers — Travis had it on his list long before we ever planned this trip!
A small but fascinating look at WWII history in the region.
About 1 hour away from Svolvær. Step back in time with a reconstructed Viking longhouse, costumed guides, and hands-on exhibits.
A fun stop to see local marine life and learn about the fishing history that shaped the islands.
An ice gallery and bar filled with sculptures, where drinks are served in glasses made of ice.
A nearby fishing village with art galleries, shops, and beautiful harbor views. It’s also home to the famous Henningsvær football field, a small soccer pitch surrounded by the sea that’s become an icon of Lofoten. Great for a half-day trip.
A fast RIB boat trip out into the fjords to see Norway’s iconic white-tailed sea eagles up close.