2- Day Lofoten Top Highlights Photo Tour

It offers fantastic views over Vestvågøya, over the sea, over the countryside, over the several farms which characterize the island, and over the steep high mountains which make this spot unique and photogenic. Perfect for photo passionate.

The most beautiful place in Norway - crystal clear water - white sand - the arctic paradise. We will stop and enjoy the beauty of nature. When in Haukland, it's hard to believe we are 200 kilometers above the Polar Circle and not in the tropics!

"Henningsvær, the place God had built without the help of surveyors and architects": Henningsvær is the most famous and characteristic fishing village, also know as the Venice of the North. Henningsvær is spread across a number of islands, with breakwaters and dikes bringing the fishing village together. The inhabitants were dependent on a ferry until 1982, when two bridges were built, linking the community with the rest of Austvågøya. Many local shops and nice coffee shop to taste local and home-made cakes.

On the boat crossing to the Lofoten Islands, the towers of Lofoten Cathedral are the first sign of human habitation. For 900 years, fishermen have prepared themselves for fishing in Lofoten at the church in Kabelvåg. The Lofoten Cathedral has an unique position, facing the Fjord.

On the island of Gimsøy, discover the historic Gimsøy Church, the rugged beauty of Hoven Mountain, and the serene Hov Beach

Known for its changing light, reflections, and wide shoreline, it’s a favorite stop for photography, coastal walks, and experiencing Lofoten’s raw Arctic nature.

Hamnøy isa small jewel located south, on the island of Moskensøy, with its picturesque port, fishermen's small houses built in stilts, surrounded by high mountains, the oldest of northern Europe. You will get enchanted by the beauty and delicacy of this small hamlet of its few inhabitants.

Reine is one of Lofoten’s best known fishing villages and is the centre of municipal administration in the borough of Moskenes. Reine is also one of Norway’s most frequently photographed landscapes, and a source of inspiration for many an artist.

A picturesque fishing village at the very end of the Lofoten Islands, known for its red rorbuer cabins, cod-drying racks, and dramatic coastal scenery. It offers a glimpse into traditional Arctic life, surrounded by some of Lofoten’s most striking landscapes.