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The Lofoten Islands in Norway are a picturesque travel destination that attracts visitors from all over the world. The islands boast dramatic mountains that rise from the ocean, as well as charming fishing villages. The sandy beaches add to the breathtaking scenery and create unforgettable memories for travellers.
The Lofoten Islands were named after the Norse words “lófótr” and “fótr,” meaning “lynx” and “foot,” respectively, due to their shape resembling that of a lynx’s foot. The islands are connected by bridges and can be accessed by air or ferry, with two airports on the islands and a ferry service connecting them to the mainland city of Bodo.
Your Lofoten adventure begins in Svolvær, the largest town of Lofoten. From there, you’ll head southwards on the archipelago, making a stop at the charming fishing village of Henningsvær. Explore the authentic surroundings, enjoy lunch, and sample some local delicacies. The bus will also stop at Skagsanden, one of Lofoten’s most stunning beaches.
The tour continues to Reine, situated between the rugged North Sea and the majestic Lofoten Alps. Reine is often referred to as Lofoten’s most picturesque village and the ideal base for hikers, kayakers, and fishermen. Stay in comfortable and traditional “rorbuer” cabins by the sea.
For hikers, we recommend hiking up to Reinebringen, which is arguably the best lookout point in Lofoten. Or perhaps you would like to go on a stunning Midnight Sun kayaking trip?
Image source: Visitnorway.com
After spending one or more nights in Reine, take a bus to Nusfjord, a serene fishing village. Visiting Nusfjord provides an authentic experience of traditional Lofoten. Taking a leisurely walk in the little village feels like walking inside a museum where people actually live!
The tour ends in Svolvær, but you can choose to stay overnight or continue to your final destination.
In the following videos, you will see the mesmerizing places of the Lofoten Islands and its nearby. The first video will show the beauty of the Lofoten Islands in summer. We found this video the best video after watching plenty of videos on YouTube.
Let’s see a video ……press ESC or Back….if you are in full screen mode……don’t click other video, it will kill your time…
Video credit: puh81/Youtube
The Second video describes the beauty of these islands with other places like senja,Faroe. Realy you will be Amazed.
Scroll down to see how Lofoten looks like in Winter…..
In winter, the island makes itself more beautiful, like a dream. Its mountain is covered with snow. The lakes are looking dramatic. Drenched in the blues of the polar nights, the archipelago becomes the perfect backdrop for anything from quiet walks to a lot of exciting activities.
Despite being north of the Arctic Circle, the Lofoten Islands have a milder climate due to the Gulf Stream’s warm currents. The sea never fully freezes during winter, allowing the growth of local populations. but visitors should still dress warmly.
We have included a video from among the hundreds available on YouTube to save you time. Once you have watched the video, you will surely agree that the Lofoten Islands are absolutely breathtaking in winter. They are truly a sight to behold.
Video credit: Yannis Pavlis Photography/Youtube
Scroll down to see The mesmerizing Northern lights in Lofoten…..
The Lofoten Islands are also famous for the Northern Lights, a breathtaking natural wonder. There is nothing quite as mesmerizing as watching the colours gracefully sway across the sky.
The Northern Lights in Lofoten are most active from September to mid-March, making this the best time to visit In Lofoten during Polar Night and short days between December and January, there are more Northern Lights viewing opportunities, despite that is riskier for poor weather conditions.
Video credit: Aurora Borealis/Youtube
But, when you come to Lofoten ,what are the places you should visit?The following video demonstrates where to visit in the dreamland.
Video credit: The Intrepid Guide/Youtube
But when to visit Lofoten or in what time you should visit Lofoten for the best Travelling Experience…..watch the video for details….
The last thing we need to discuss is how to get to Lofoten Islands in Norway.
The nearest airport is Svolvaer (SVJ) Airport, which is 18.7 km away. Other nearby airports include Leknes (LKN) (26.2 km), Stokmarknes (SKN) (51.2 km), Evenes (EVE) (105.4 km), and Bodo (BOO) (106.4 km). But you can go to Lofoten by road and Ferry services are also available, which will be a nice experience for those who will visit beautiful Norway. The following video will guide how you will arrive in the Islands and also the cost of travel.
Video credit: Caleb Shiple/Youtube
For the best Information About Hotels in Lofoten click these links:
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotels-g612444-Lofoten_Islands_Nordland_Northern_Norway-Hotels.html
https://www.booking.com/region/no/lofoten.html
https://www.kayak.com/hotels/Lofoten–Vesterlen-e2000377/2023-09-02/2023-09-03/2adults?sort=rank_a
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*Article is written by Leo Max(Buku)[Jorabari,Habra,India]*
Impt. Note: Please avoid plastics while travelling.
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