Tour 2: Accessible Kayaking Adventure in Norway

Tour Description:

The Lofoten Archipelago on the west coast of Norway above the arctic circle has crystal clear water that touches soaring mountains. This accessible kayaking trip has one guide per mobility-challenged guest. We also encourage family and friends to join. Places far off the normal vacation grid, such as Henningsvaer and Reine, are made accessible with physical assistance and adaptive equipment. Specially designed seats and tandem kayas allow people with disabilities to enjoy the majestic beauty of the artic ocean and surrounding mountains. Join us in 2026 and experience the therapeutic power of Norwegian fjords.

Tour Cost:

$11,000, Single Supplement $1,200

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May 18 – May 30, 2026 - 12 Nights

Destinations: Reine and Henningsvaer, Norway

Beyond Belief Kayaking Journey Above the Arctic Circle:

Accessible Adventure in Norway’s Lofoten Islands

May 18: meet guides in Oslo
May 19: morning flight to Narvik then bus to Reine
May 20-23 kayak from Reine
May 24: travel by bus to Henningsvaer
May 25–28: kayak from Henningsvaer
May 29: bus to Narvik then flight to Oslo
May 30: flight home

A person in a yellow kayak raises their paddle overhead while facing a scenic view of mountains and water under a cloudy sky. Another kayaker is visible in the distance on the right.

Two people in wheelchairs face a calm body of water, raising their arms in celebration. They wear winter clothing and backpacks, surrounded by rocky shores and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.

A group of kayakers paddles on calm water surrounded by rocky hills under a cloudy sky. The photo is taken from a yellow kayak with a person in blue gear and a hat smiling at the camera.

A woman wearing sunglasses and a black vest sits on a wooden railing, gazing at a scenic fjord with mountains, colorful houses on the water, and partly cloudy skies in the background.

A group of people kayaking in yellow and red kayaks on calm water, with steep, rocky mountains and a partly cloudy sky in the background.

Two yellow kayaks with two paddlers each, all wearing life jackets, float on calm water near a dock. Two empty wheelchairs are parked on the dock in front of the kayakers, who are smiling and raising their paddles.

A calm harbor with boats docked along both sides, colorful houses lining the waterfront, and mountains with patches of snow in the background under a blue sky.

A scenic waterfront view with red and white wooden houses on stilts over clear water, rocky shoreline, and distant mountains under a blue sky with wispy clouds.

A group of seven smiling people, two in wheelchairs, and a dog sit and stand on a wooden dock by the water, with colorful houses and a sailboat in the background.

Three people prepare for kayaking on a dock; one man in sunglasses and a beanie is holding a paddle and smiling up, another man in a hat and yellow jacket stands beside a seated person in a red kayak.

A small white boat floats on clear turquoise water near a rocky shore. Colorful houses sit on green hills beneath rugged, steep mountains under a bright blue sky.

A red house sits by the water with green hills and scattered houses behind it. Fog partially covers the hillside, and a rugged mountain peak rises above under a bright blue sky with wispy clouds.

Red cabins sit by clear turquoise water at the base of a steep, rocky mountain, with patches of green grass and a bright, sunny sky.

Tour Highlights

Hotels:
– Henningsvaer: Henningsvaer Rorbuer
– Reine: May’s Apartments

Henningsvaer – experience an upscale Norwegian fishing village in a cozy robuer (fisherman’s cottage). Some of Norway’s most respected chefs provide sea-to-table delicacies each night, while guests participate in adaptive kayaking during the day – from 3 unique launch sites. Midnight sun kayak tour also available.

Reine – home to some of the most dramatic mountain waterfalls, this town also features upscale fishing cottages with full kitchens. Local kayaking guides navigate the fjord routes to ensure calm waters and favorable currents for paddlers. Enjoy Lofoten’s only 5 star restaurant, offering local greens, seaweed, and fish accompaniments with creative, haute cuisine presentations.