This unique tourist destination in the world attracts travelers from all over who want to travel to Lofoten for its natural beauty, rich cultural history and exciting outdoor activities. That is why at Manaslu Adventures we want to bring you an exclusive proposal so that you can travel to Lofoten and explore it for yourself.
Located in northern Norway, the Lofoten archipelago rises majestically above the Norwegian Sea, offering a dreamlike landscape that combines rugged mountains, white sand beaches and picturesque villages. fishing as well as a rich history that dates back to the time of the Vikings.
It is, of course, a paradise for lovers of outdoor activities. Lofoten offers from exhilarating hikes in mountains such as Reinebringen and Glomtinden to kayaking in the fjords and exploring sea caves, there is something for every taste and skill level. Our main objective in designing this exclusive program is to allow you to discover these activities and that is why each day of this trip will give you the opportunity to enjoy impressive excursions and discover the natural treasures that this corner of the world has to offer.
Season 2024
From July 13 to 21
From July 27 to August 4
From August 17 to 25
From August 31 to September 8
From September 14 to 22
7 full days full of activity and another 2 of travel.
Minimum group of 4 people up to a maximum of 10 people.
Comfortable house with all the comforts, double room, bathroom, and in front of the sea.
This program is especially aimed at lovers of Trekking and outdoor activities. outdoors, with some experience in walks lasting several hours on steep terrain and with various characteristics.
Trekking is a journey with a medium difficulty; In general, these ascents should not present any added difficulty for those people who are familiar with trekking, although there is one point that adds some difficulty, which would be the unevenness of some sections.
And several of these trails have considerable unevenness, as well as some activities lasting up to 6 hours, requiring a good physical background to fully enjoy them.< /span>
For this route, therefore, typical trekking material and clothing is required:
30-35 liter backpack
Duffle bag or trolley. Max 20kg
Flexible hiking boots
Telescopic trekking poles
Front and batteries
Gloves
Hat
Sunglasses and sunscreen
Energy drink and food (fruit, bars, or nuts)
Suitable clothing, especially thermal and waterproof: fleece lining, lycra t-shirt, cotton t-shirt, tights, trekking pants, waterproof pants.
Gore, second layer coat, raincoat, city clothing.
Sleeping mask
Plugs
Couch bag
Synthetic towel
Swimsuit
Flip flops
NOTE: Many of the clothes you have can be used to travel to Lofoten, it is not necessary to spend large amounts of money. We will be happy to help you with material information.
Arrival at the airport and transfer to accommodation. Depending on the arrival time, we will have the afternoon free to explore the city.
We begin the second day immersed in the nature of Lofoten, with an exciting walk towards Reinebringen. Located on the island of Moskenesøya, this mountain offers impressive panoramic views that range from the majestic fjords to the imposing mountains and the vast sea that characterizes the region’s landscape. It is a privileged place to contemplate the natural beauty of Lofoten from above and capture the magic of the environment in photographs.
The climb to the top of Reinebringen is a moderately difficult challenge. Although the total distance is short, the steep and constant terrain requires a certain level of fitness and skill. The initial stretch is particularly demanding, but each step towards the summit is rewarded with increasingly impressive views.
After conquering the heights of Reinebringen and, after having lunch at Anitas Seafood – a local restaurant serving typical food from the area – we immersed ourselves in the crystal clear waters of Sakrisøy for an exciting kayaking experience. Paddling along the Lofoten coast, we find ourselves surrounded by amazing nature: picturesque islands, spectacular rock formations and fishing villages that seem straight out of a story. This kayak adventure allows us to feel the essence of Lofoten from a unique perspective, connecting with its wild beauty in an intimate way.
Characteristics of the activity
Height: 448 meters above sea level
Difficulty: Moderately difficult
Distance: 5 km round trip
Duration: approximately 3 hours
This third day on the islands will also be very active, as we will complete the trail that will take us to the top of Ryten and Kvalvika beach.
At the beginning of the path we follow the marked paths that lead us first to the idyllic beach of Kvalvika. Surrounded by towering mountains, this white sand beach invites you to stop and admire the panoramic views that surround us, perhaps even relax briefly if the weather permits.
Continuing our ascent, we find ourselves immersed in a landscape of impressive beauty. As we gain altitude, the views become better and better, preparing us for the spectacle that awaits us at the top of Ryten.
Finally, reaching the summit, we are greeted by stunning panoramas that take in Kvalvika beach, the majestic fjords and the surrounding mountains.
The trail to the top of Ryten presents itself as a moderately difficult challenge, requiring some skill and determination to conquer. As we ascend, we encounter steep and rocky sections, but the route is clearly defined, allowing us to move forward with confidence.
The last part of the path to the top can test our endurance, with exposed sections and steep slopes that demand our attention and effort. However, each step brings us closer to the reward that awaits at the summit: the stunning views that prompted you to travel to Lofoten!
Characteristics of the activity
Height: 543 meters above sea level
Difficulty: Moderately difficult
Distance: 5-6 km round trip
Duration: approximately 6 hours
Unlike some of the more touristy towns in Lofoten, Nusfjord retains a calm and relaxed atmosphere. It is a perfect place to disconnect and enjoy the serenity of nature, as it is surrounded by an impressive natural landscape.
It is a charming fishing village located on the island of Flakstadøya. The village is made up of red and white wooden houses, many of which date back to the 19th century, creating an authentic and welcoming atmosphere.
In addition, it is a town with a rich fishing history and you can visit the Fishing Museum, which offers a fascinating insight into the maritime history of the region.
You will have the morning free to explore it but we will meet for a comforting lunch at the renowned Karoline Restaurant, especially known for its excellent food and cozy atmosphere.
In the afternoon, we will visit Haukland beach, one of the most beautiful and popular beaches in the Lofoten Islands, located on the island of Vestvågøya, near the city of Leknes in Norway .
This time, we will start the day exploring Viking culture at the Lofotr Viking Museum. One of the main attractions of the Museum is the life-size reconstruction of a Viking longhouse. This house, based on local archaeological excavations, offers a vivid insight into Viking architecture and lifestyle.
In the afternoon, it will be time to continue exploring the natural treasures of the Lofoten Islands with a trek to Hov. This walk starts in the area near Hov beach or at access points near Hov farm in Gimsøy, and its main attraction is the top, from where we can see 360-degree panoramic views.
Characteristics of the activity
Height: 543 meters above sea level
Difficulty: Easy
Distance: 5-6 km round trip
Duration: approximately 6 hours
The sixth day of our journey through the Lofoten Islands takes us trekking on Glomtinden Mountain. Glomtinden and the surrounding area are surrounded by rugged mountains and rocky peaks that provide a spectacular backdrop for the walk.
In general, it can take about 2 to 3 hours to ascend to the top, so it takes about 6 hours in total to go up and down. The terrain can be rocky and steep in some sections, so it is important to wear appropriate footwear and be prepared for some demanding sections.
Characteristics of the activity
Height: 446 meters above sea level
Difficulty: moderate
Distance: 5 km round trip
Duration: approximately 3 hours
After hours of walking, we will take a well-deserved rest by having lunch at the Fiskekrogen Restaurant in Henningsvær: this restaurant It is recommended for its quality seafood, menu variety, cozy atmosphere, prime location and excellent customer service, all of which contribute to a memorable dining experience.
But the day does not end there: we still have a spectacular kayak ride ahead of us span>Henningsvær, a picturesque fishing village that offers an unparalleled environment for paddling and admiring its landscapes from the water. Your decision to travel to Lofoten has definitely been worth it.
The seventh day promises to be an exciting adventure in the Islands, with the challenge of trekking to Djevelporten, the mythical “Devil’s Gate”. One of the places you should visit when traveling to Lofoten! With an altitude of 560 meters above sea level and a moderately difficult difficulty, this 3.4 kilometer round trip hike takes approximately 4 hours, but it is worth every moment for the spectacular views that await us.
From the picturesque village of Svolvær, we began our ascent, facing the steepest sections at the beginning of the route, known as “the Sherpa stairs”, and the challenging final meters that They take us to our destination. But the effort is rewarded when we reach Djevelporten, an impressive rock formation with a natural opening that offers a unique and breathtaking view. From here, we can admire the majestic Svolværgeita mountain in all its glory.
After this exciting walk, a well-deserved rest awaits us at the Bacalao Restaurant, where we will enjoy a delicious lunch.
Finally, we headed to the War Museum in Svolvær. Here, we dive into Norway’s military history during World War II. We explore exhibitions dedicated to the German occupation, the Norwegian resistance and the moving personal stories of those who lived through this tumultuous period. It is an experience that leaves us reflecting on human courage and resilience, and the importance of remembering and learning from the past.
This time we will start the day with a maritime adventure: a boat excursion to the Trollfjord. Aboard a boat specially designed to navigate the fjords and coastal waters, we enter this spectacular landscape dominated by high, rugged mountains that rise majestically from the sea. The highlight of our journey is the entrance to the Trollfjord itself, a narrow fjord known for its natural beauty and its entrance flanked by towering cliffs. During the 3 hours of the excursion, we will have the opportunity to enjoy a brief fishing stop and a comforting coffee or tea with snacks.
After this maritime experience, we headed to a well-deserved lunch at the Nordis Restaurant. This place is distinguished by its creative cuisine, its focus on local products and its stunning panoramic views. Here, we will delight in a meal that combines the best of Norwegian gastronomy with fresh ingredients and innovative flavors.
After lunch the walk to Tjeldbergtind awaits us. This mountain, located near Svolvær, offers us impressive views that will leave us breathless, because surely after 8 days of traveling through Lofoten we still will not have gotten used to it to these imposing landscapes that the islands give us at every moment.
Characteristics of the activity
Height: 379 meters above sea level
Difficulty: Moderate
Distance: 10 km round trip
Duration: approximately 5 hours
Transfer to the airport and return home. End of our services.
Currency name: Norwegian Krone (NOK)
Currency Exchange: 1 EUR =116.04
Although Norway is part of the European Economic Area (EEA), it chose not to join the European Union (EU) and maintain its own currency. Therefore, when traveling to Lofoten, you will need to use the Norwegian krone for transactions. Some tourist places may accept euros, but generally the exchange rate may not be favorable and it is recommended to use the local currency.
Language: Norway
Capital: Oslo
Inhabitants: 5.4 million inhabitants
Currency: Norwegian Krone (NOK)
Currency Exchange: 1 EUR = 11.31 approx.
Time difference: UTC+2
Norway is the sixth largest country in Europe, with its longest length being 1,752 km and maximum width: 430 km with a coastline length of 25,148 km, including the fjords. Surrounded by the Barents Sea, the Norwegian Sea, the North Sea and the Skagerrak. Its highest mountain is Galdhopiggen at 2469 meters and the longest fjord: Sognefjord, at 204 km. Norway is a very mountainous country with 62% of its territory occupied by mountains but not truly alpine because its mountains do not reach high altitudes, being on average 500 meters high.
If you decide to travel to Lofoten during the summer months, the weather tends to be cool and variable, influenced by its location in northern Norway and its proximity to the Norwegian Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Temperatures usually range between 10°C and 18°C.
The days are long and the nights are short due to the phenomenon of the midnight sun, which means there are many hours of daylight to enjoy outdoor activities. However, the weather can be unpredictable, with sudden changes in weather conditions including periods of rain, wind and bright sun on the same day. It is recommended to wear appropriate clothing for layers and be prepared for changes in weather.
For timely and official information on the situation in the country, in terms of traveler safety, before traveling to Lofoten, we refer the client to the page web of the Ministry of Affairs exteriors. On its website, it offers updated information on the requirements and travel documents required by the different states, in addition to many other information that may be useful during the trip, such as security conditions, risk areas, mandatory and recommended vaccines, telephone numbers of interest, etc.
Complete program of activities during the 7 days in Lofoten
24/7 assistance before and during the trip
7 nights accommodation with breakfast in a double room in a traditional house facing the sea.
Private guide throughout the trip.
All guide expenses.
All transfers during the 7 days of the program.
Transfers to and from Narvik Airport.
Boat excursion to Trollfjord .
Kayaking activity in Henningsvær.
Kayaking activity in Sakrisøy.
Entrance to Lofotr Viking Museum .
Entrance to the Svolvær War Museum.
Manaslu Adventures gift.
International flights from origin to Oslo and return. We can manage these flights from the travel agency.
Internal flights from Oslo to Narvik and return. We can manage these flights from the travel agency.
All drinks and food not included in the different accommodations.
Any other services not included in the previous description.
Accident or cancellation insurance. We can manage it from the Agency.
Everything not specified in “The trip includes”.
Payment of 40% of the total amount as payment and deposit. The rest of the amount, 20 days before the first day of the trip.
Transfer: Santander Bank
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If you have questions about our program to travel to Lofoten, you can contact us through our different communication channels for any questions or suggestions.
Phone. 931.168.401
WhatsApp: 674.295.180
Email: info@manasluadventures.com
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Manaslu Adventures offers you one of the most exotic and wild trips that we can possibly find for nature lovers: Travel to Lofoten. Without a doubt it is a unique place where the mountains merge with the ocean.
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