It is hard to overstate just how beautiful and marvelous the scenery, landscape and terrain is in The Lofoten Islands, with countless pretty, idyllic and tranquil beaches, coves, forests, fjords and mountains dotting the land, each as spectacularly picturesque as the last. There is also a diverse range of flora and fauna in abundance, with whale watching a popular indulgence. The beguiling nature of the scenery means there is plenty to explore, and you will never be bored on this epic archipelago.
Country Code
+47
Language
Norwegian
Currency
Norwegian krone
How to get there
Flights from Oslo to Harstad/Narvik Airport, and then 3 hour drive to Svolvær, the gateway town to the Lofoten Islands
Best time to visit
The summer months are the best time visit for rock climbing, as temperatures can climb up to 20 degrees celsius and there is constant light
Weather
Very mild considering its location, with temperatures getting up to 15-20 degrees celsius in Summer and down to 1-2 degrees celsius in Winter
The Lofoten Islands contain an overwhelming amount of raw natural beauty, and nestled within these beautiful spots are some of the best rock climbing spots one can imagine, with the lack of crowds and epic views providing a near-perfect setting. Some of the rock climbing can be quite challenging, so being fit and in decent shape before arriving will maximise enjoyment of the activity. The villages are full of intriguing histories and culture which they are very proud of, providing endless hours of exploration and discovery, thus ensuring there is always something to see and do
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