How to Get from Oslo to Lofoten
- By Plane/ Ferry or Express boat. Duration: 1.5-5 hours by plane, 2-5 hours by plane + express boat. Air travel is the fastest and most efficient way to reach Lofoten.
- By Car/ Ferry or Express boat. Duration: 16 hours.
- By Train/ Ferry or Express boat. Duration: 18 hours + ferry or express boat.
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How do you get to the Lofoten Islands?
Air travel is the best way to reach Lofoten. There aren’t any direct flights to Bodø or non-stop flights to Leknes or Svolvær. The best option is to fly from Stavanger to Bodø, usually with stopovers either in Bergen, Oslo, or Trondheim, depending on air carrier and route. Travel time is typically around 3.5-5 hours.
Where do you fly into for Lofoten?
Lofoten Airports
There are two airports located on Lofoten proper: Leknes and Svolvær. New for 2017 – Direct flights to Lofoten from Oslo. Beginning in the spring 2017, Widerøe airlines will have direct flights to both Leknes and Svolvær.
Is Lofoten worth visiting?
Lofoten is a mecca for hiking, climbing, fishing, kayaking, skiing, Arctic surfing (in the summer AND winter), and cycling. The tourism scene there has a very young vibe, with lots of budget accommodation, and even the luxury accommodation markets itself towards adventure seekers.
How many days do you need in Lofoten?
At a minimum, you should plan to spend at least two full days on the Lofoten Islands. That gives you just enough time to drive the length of the Lofoten Islands, hike a trail, and visit a few of the towns.
Are the Lofoten Islands expensive?
Lofoten is expensive, but if we plan ahead, we can find some offers like the one we found. If you are traveling in the low season, you estimate an average of € 130 per night, although it can be up to € 200 if you travel during the high season.
What is the closest airport to Lofoten Islands?
The nearest airport to Lofoten is Svolvaer (SVJ) Airport which is 18.7 km away. Other nearby airports include Leknes (LKN) (26.2 km), Stokmarknes (SKN) (51.2 km), Evenes (EVE) (105.4 km) and Bodo (BOO) (106.4 km).
When should I go to Lofoten Islands?
The best time to visit the Lofoten Islands is any time outside of December and January, when the sun doesn’t rise at all. The calendar either side of these dark days offers abundant treats, from the Northern Lights in winter, orca spotting in spring and excellent hiking and biking in summer and autumn.
Can you see the Northern Lights from Lofoten?
The Lofoten Islands are perfectly located for viewing the Northern Lights. With a latitude of 62 degrees north, it’s far enough north for them to be visible even when there’s a very low activity.
How long is the ferry from Bodo to Lofoten?
3-4 hours
Car Ferry: The car ferry to Lofoten sails from Bodø to Moskenes. The ferry takes 3-4 hours and costs $25 per passenger plus $92 per car.
Is Lofoten in the Arctic Circle?
Lying off the mainland entirely within the Arctic Circle, the group comprises the southern end of the Lofoten-Vesterålen archipelago and includes five main islands (Austvågøya, Gimsøya, Vestvågøya, Flakstadøya, and Moskenesøya) extending about 70 miles (110 km) from north to south.
Do you need a car in Lofoten Islands?
If you want to travel Lofoten not only efficiently but as inexpensively as possible you will need a car. It helps to remember that Norway is one of the more expensive countries to travel. You could travel Norway’s Lofoten Islands on public transport, there are buses that run along most of the E-10.
How do you pronounce Lofoten Islands?
lofoten islands Pronunciation. ˈloʊˌfʊt nlo·foten is·lands.
How long does Lofoten take?
I recommend visiting the Lofoten Islands in 7 days. However, keep in mind that if you travel from Tromso or Bodo, it is better to add at least two more days, taking a 10-day Lofoten Islands trip. In addition, when planning our road trip to Lofoten, it is essential to consider the time when we are traveling.
What is there to do in Lofoten in winter?
Lofoten Winter Tours
Snowshoeing in the Lofoten Islands (I did this- was a super fun experience!) Svolvær Northern Lights Tour (you must take a northern lights tour when in Lofoten- trust me!) Chase the Northern Lights w/ a Photographer (great for those looking to learn and capture excellent pictures).
How do I get from Stockholm to Lofoten?
The best way to get from Stockholm to Lofoten is to fly which takes 8h 39m and costs 1800 kr – 2700 kr. Alternatively, you can bus, which costs and takes 27h 6m. How long is the flight from Stockholm to Lofoten? There is no direct flight from Stockholm Airport to Evenes Airport.
Why Norway is so rich?
“Norway is rich today because of the well-educated labour force, productive public and private sectors, and rich natural resources.Norway puts its oil revenues into the Government Pension Fund, the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world.
How do you get to Svalbard?
Things to Consider
- The most common route to reach Svalbard is to fly via Oslo, Norway to Longyearbyen on Spitsbergen.
- Flying time is 3 hours between Oslo and Longyearbyen.
- Longyearbyen airport is the world’s most northerly airport to receive regular scheduled flights.
How expensive is Lofoten?
The average price of a 7-day trip to Lofoten is $1,459 for a solo traveler, $2,620 for a couple, and $4,912 for a family of 4. Lofoten hotels range from $46 to $208 per night with an average of $80, while most vacation rentals will cost $160 to $480 per night for the entire home.
How do I get to Lofoten from London?
There is no direct connection from London to Lofoten. However, you can take the train to London Heathrow Airport T2 & 3 Train Station, take the walk to London Heathrow airport, fly to Evenes, take the walk to Harstad/Narvik lufthavn, take the bus to Lyngvær øst, then take the walk to Lofoten.
What is the weather in Lofoten Norway?
Overall Lofoten Travel Experience by Season
Highs range from 53.4°F (11.9°C) and 35.5°F (1.9°C) with warmer temperatures in the later months. Rain is somewhat common with 6 to 9 days of significant precipitation per month.
