Svolvaer Courtyard
Hotel
Days 1, 2
Lofoten — 6 days (Bodø, Bodo, Svolvaer, Henningsvaer & Reine)
Six days: Henningsvær, Reinebringen and Kvalvika. Six days with rorbu cabins at Reine, a guide on both big walks and the ferries booked.
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Trekking
Six days: Henningsvær, Reinebringen and Kvalvika
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Top Highlights
VestfjordSix days on an arctic archipelago where the mountains come straight out of the sea and nothing is higher than 1,200 m. HenningsværThe cod is split, hung on wooden racks and dried by wind alone from February to May.
Itinerary
Six days on an arctic archipelago where the mountains come straight out of the sea and nothing is higher than 1,200 m.
Bodo, SvolvaerHow the day runs
- 4 hrs3:00 PM — three and a half hours across open water
- MealsDinner
- AccommodationSvolvaer Courtyard
Included Activities
- Ferry ticket
- Guesthouse night
LANDMARKS Vestfjord Svolvær Svolværgeita Start point Bodø, Bodø Airport (BOO), Bodø 00:00 - 23:59The cod is split, hung on wooden racks and dried by wind alone from February to May. Most of it goes to Italy and Nigeria.
Svolvaer, HenningsvaerHow the day runs
- 1 hrs9:00 AM — out along the causeways
- 3 hrs1:00 PM — the Festvågtind path above the village
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationSvolvaer Courtyard
Included Activities
- Transport
- Guesthouse night
LANDMARKS Henningsvær Stockfish racks Festvågtind The football pitch Å is the last village and the shortest place name in the world. The road stops there.
Svolvaer, ReineHow the day runs
- 3 hrs9:00 AM — west through Flakstad and Ramberg
- 2 hrs3:00 PM — the walk down to Å at the end of the road
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationReine House
Included Activities
- Transport
- Rorbu cabin at Reine
LANDMARKS Ramberg beach Reine Å Stockfish museum Nepali stonemasons built the staircase between 2015 and 2021 because the old path had become a landslide with a queue on it. It is 448 m of steps and nothing else.
Reine, ReinebringenHow the day runs
- 4 hrs8:00 AM — up the stairway and back down it
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationReine House
Included Activities
- Guide
- Rorbu cabin
LANDMARKS Reinebringen Reinefjord Kirkefjord Boggy in the middle and worth it at the end. Ryten above the beach is another hour and the better view of the two.
Reine, KvalvikaHow the day runs
- 1 hrs8:30 AM — to the Fredvang trailhead
- 5 hrs9:30 AM — over the col, down to the sand and back
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationReine House
Included Activities
- Transport
- Guide
- Rorbu cabin
LANDMARKS Kvalvika Ryten Fredvang bridges Bodø flies to Oslo. The ferry cancels in weather, so leave a night before any international connection.
Reine, Svolvaer, BodoHow the day runs
- 3 hrs7:00 AM — back east along the E10
- 4 hrs1:00 PM — the crossing back
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationNot included — onward travel
Included Activities
- Transport and ferry
- Day 1Ferry ticket
- Day 1Guesthouse night
- Day 2Transport
- Day 3Rorbu cabin at Reine
- Day 4Guide
- Day 4Rorbu cabin
- Day 6Transport and ferry
- Day 1 · 2 nightsSvolvaer Courtyard
- Day 3 · 3 nightsReine House
- Day 1Bodo to Svolvaer3:00 PM — three and a half hours across open water
- Day 2Svolvaer to Henningsvaer9:00 AM — out along the causeways
- Day 3Svolvaer to Reine9:00 AM — west through Flakstad and Ramberg
- Day 5Reine to Kvalvika8:30 AM — to the Fredvang trailhead
- Day 6Reine to Svolvaer7:00 AM — back east along the E10
- Day 6Svolvaer to Bodo1:00 PM — the crossing back
Where you'll stay
All accommodations are subject to change
Reine House
Hotel
Days 3–5
What you'll eat
5 breakfasts and 4 dinners across 6 days, at camp. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 6.
- DinnerServed on days 1, 3, 4, 5
- BreakfastServed on days 2–6
9 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
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Customer reviews
Overall rating
4.2/5
Based on 13 reviews
Review summary
Food4.0/5
Guide4.2/5
Itinerary3.8/5
Transport4.0/5
Accommodation4.0/5
Tour operator3.7/5
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James Whelan – Stockholm2026-07-22 · Verified booking
Long transfer at both ends that isn't obvious from the listing. Budget a day either side.
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Thanks for writing this up. We've passed your note to the team.
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Owen Clarke – London2026-07-22 · Verified booking
Arctic Norway in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp.
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Divya Reddy – Bengaluru2026-07-22 · Verified booking
Arctic Norway in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp. No hesitation recommending them.
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Thank you for travelling with us — glad the route worked out.
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Yuki Tanaka – London2026-07-22 · Verified booking
Arctic Norway in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp. Hotels were clean and central, which saved a lot of time. No hesitation recommending them.
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Hannah Lindqvist – Stockholm2026-07-22 · Verified booking
The route is beautiful and the pacing was sensible — nobody was rushed on the climb. Rooms were comfortable and the locations meant we could walk most evenings. The lead was calm and knew when to slow the group down.
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Nikhil Joshi – Delhi2026-02-01 · Verified booking
Second trek with this operator and they've kept the standard up. Would book with them again.
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Elena Petrova – London2026-02-01 · Verified booking
Arctic Norway in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp.
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Tara D'Souza – Indore2026-02-01 · Verified booking
Arctic Norway in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp. Worth every rupee.
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