Norwegian Fishing Village Museum (Å)
A museum in preserved fishing-village buildings at Å, showing how life and work were organised.
Always accessible
The village at the southern end of the E10 road, with old fishing buildings and two museums.
Å is the last village on the E10, with weathered wooden buildings, rorbuer and drying racks for stockfish. It is a quiet place to walk, and the road stops here.
Visit in late winter to see fish drying on racks.
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A museum in preserved fishing-village buildings at Å, showing how life and work were organised.
Always accessible
A small museum in Å about stockfish, the air-dried cod that has shaped life in Lofoten.
Always accessible
A remote beach on the outer coast west of Reine, usually reached by a short boat crossing and a walk.
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A long mountain walk on Moskenesøya to a mountain hut, in wild terrain.