Ballstad
A fishing village on the south coast of Vestvågøy, built around a protected harbour with active fishing.
Always accessible
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Bunes
A remote beach on the outer coast west of Reine, usually reached by a short boat crossing and a walk.
Always accessible
Eggum
A small village on the north-west side of Vestvågøy with open coastline and good sunset views.
Always accessible
Festvågtind
A steep mountain hike on the mainland side near Kabelvåg and Svolvær, with wide views across Austvågøy.
Flakstad
The old church village of Flakstad municipality, set beside a quiet bay.
Always accessible
Fløya
A well-used hike from the edge of Svolvær to a summit with views over the town, harbour and islands.
Hamnøy
A small fishing village with red rorbuer and steep peaks behind, near Reine.
Always accessible
Haukland
A white-sand beach with clear water and mountains behind, close to the Mannen trailhead.
Always accessible
Henningsvær
A fishing village spread over several small islands, linked to the mainland by bridges.
Always accessible
Henningsvær Stadion
A football pitch built on a rocky headland beside the sea, known for its setting.
Always accessible
Kabelvåg
A calm historic trading village a few kilometres from Svolvær, with a long fishing heritage.
Always accessible
Kvalvika
A remote white-sand beach on the west coast, enclosed by steep mountains and reached on foot.
Always accessible
Leknes
The commercial centre of Vestvågøy, with shops, the airport and most services on the island.
Always accessible
Lofoten Stockfish Museum (Å)
A small museum in Å about stockfish, the air-dried cod that has shaped life in Lofoten.
Always accessible
Lofotmuseet (Storvågan)
A regional museum at Storvågan near Kabelvåg, covering the history of fishing and settlement in Lofoten.
Always accessible
Lofotr Viking Museum
A museum at Borg built around the remains of a Viking chieftain's longhouse and a reconstruction of it.
Always accessible
Mannen
A steep hike above Haukland and Utakleiv with views over both beaches and the open sea.
Mostad beach
A pale sand beach on Værøy's west side, facing the open Atlantic.
Always accessible
Munkebu
A long mountain walk on Moskenesøya to a mountain hut, in wild terrain.
Måstad
A walk to the abandoned fishing village of Måstad on Værøy's south-west coast.
Napp
A fishing village at the eastern end of Flakstadøya, close to the bridge to Vestvågøy.
Always accessible
Nordland
A small village at the north end of Værøy, with views over the open sea.
Always accessible
Norwegian Fishing Village Museum (Å)
A museum in preserved fishing-village buildings at Å, showing how life and work were organised.
Always accessible
Nusfjord
A small, well-preserved fishing village around a sheltered inlet, with old wooden buildings along the quay.
Always accessible
Ramberg
A village on Flakstadøya's west coast with a long sandy beach facing the open sea.
Always accessible
Reine
A fishing village on a sheltered fjord with steep mountains on all sides, one of Lofoten's best-known sights.
Always accessible
Reinebringen
A steep mountain walk above Reine with one of the best-known views in Lofoten.
Ryten
A mountain walk to a ridge above Kvalvika beach, with wide views over sea and peaks.
Røst
The main settlement of the Røst archipelago, the southernmost municipality in Lofoten, set on low, flat islands.
Always accessible
Sakrisøy
A small fishing village between Hamnøy and Reine, with yellow rorbuer along the road.
Always accessible
Skagsanden
A broad white-sand beach on the west coast of Flakstadøya, with mountains rising behind it.
Always accessible
Skrova
A small island community south-east of Svolvær, reached by boat, with a sheltered natural harbour.
Always accessible
Stamsund
A working fishing village on the east side of Vestvågøy, with an old harbour and a quiet feel.
Always accessible
Svolvær
The main town of Vågan and the busiest hub in eastern Lofoten, built around a working harbour.
Always accessible
Sørland
A village on Værøy, with the harbour where the ferry arrives and a few services.
Always accessible
Unstad
A crescent-shaped beach on the north-west coast, known for cold-water surfing in all seasons.
Always accessible
Utakleiv
A sandy west-coast beach framed by mountains, popular for evening light and, in winter, the northern lights.
Always accessible
Vedøya
A bird island in the Røst archipelago, known for large seabird colonies, mainly seen from a boat.
Always accessible
Å i Lofoten
The village at the southern end of the E10 road, with old fishing buildings and two museums.
Always accessible
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