moderate
5 days
Good endurance and upper body strength are recommended for multi-day paddling trips.
Paddle stunning fjords and visit traditional fishing villages on a five-day sea kayak trip through Norway’s dramatic Lofoten Islands. Discover the unique blend of natural beauty and seafaring heritage in this unforgettable Arctic adventure.
€ 9 950 | 5 days | All Ages | Sea kayak under the mid-night sun; through the heart of the Lofoten
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Lofoten Islands on a five-day sea kayaking adventure. Paddle through stunning fjords, visit charming fishing villages, and stay in traditional lodges. With nearly continuous daylight and rich cultural history, this unforgettable journey combines thrilling kayaking with Norway's mesmerizing landscapes and vibrant local cuisine.
Per Person (all ages): € 9 950
5 Days
The Lofoten Islands boasts one of Norway’s best sea kayaking venues. These impressively scenic islands form an archipelago one hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle. It is a place of mystical landscapes illuminated by nearly continuous daylight. Glacially carved, shear granite spires, fringed with green pastureland and dotted with picturesque fishing villages rise out of a sea made rich by the meeting of the warm Gulf Stream and the Arctic Ocean; where the sounds of the Moskenes maelstrom, one of the world’s strongest ocean currents tell Viking sagas and legends of a seafaring people. It is here our Sea Kayak through the Heart of the Lofoten Islands trip is a highly ranked international ‘Bucket List’ trip.
On our Sea Kayak through the Heart of the Lofoten Islands trip, you’ll kayak from the ‘Inside to the Outside’ of this remarkable chain of islands. Through indigo-blue fjords cutting between jagged peaks, stopping at white sand beaches and historic, colorful hamlets; at the end of each paddling day, you’ll stay in “rorbus”, traditional fishermen’s lodges with time to explore these charming villages and sample the local cuisine. Great kayaking, spectacular scenery and Norway’s seafaring culture make the Lofoten Islands one of the world’s great paddling trips.
Lofoten’s coastal climate can shift quickly; waterproof gear and layered clothing are essential.
Keep a distance from nesting sea eagles and seals to avoid disturbance.
Familiarize yourself with tidal schedules to ensure safe paddling in fjord channels.
Bring plenty of water and high-energy snacks to maintain stamina during long paddling days.
The Lofoten Islands have been a vital fishing hub since Viking times, with cod fisheries that remain central today.
Local operators follow strict guidelines to minimize disturbance to wildlife and preserve fragile marine ecosystems.
Keeps you dry and warm in chilly Arctic waters during summer paddling.
summer specific
Mandatory for safety while on the water throughout the trip.
Prevents losing your paddle if dropped in strong currents or waves.
Useful for preparing hot meals during overnight stays at remote cabins.
summer specific