Private Full Day Sightseeing Tour from Svolvær to Å

The oldest and best preserved fishing village of the southernmost side of the Lofoten archipelago. Nusfjord is a jewel, an open museum which will introduce the traveler to the old Lofoten history

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 represents the Lofoten islands in miniature. It's a tiny fishing village surrounded by high granite pics. In Hamnøy you can enjoy the landscape and the fishing atmosphere.

Famous for its yellow rorbuer (old fieshermen's cabins), in Sakrisøy you will enjoy the beauty of Reinefjord, its incredible beauty. Sakrisøy is worth a visit and a stop to taste very good local food.

A jewel facing the Reine fjord. Picturesque fishing village with red rorbuer, amazing landscape, amazing granite mountains. An Invitation to Photography.

Å (Norwegian pronunciation “o”) is a village in Moskenes Municipality in Nordland county, is the southernmost village of the Lofoten archipelago. Until the 1990s, Å was mainly a small fishing village specializing in stockfish, but since then tourism has taken over, it represents today the most important economic resource, The town has a very interesting Stockfish Museum which is worth an accurate visit. The “Tørrfisk Museet” (Stockfish museum) which, together with the Norwegian Fishing Village Museum, as two big tourist attractions.