Tour 2: Accessible Kayaking Adventure in 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

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.

Call 478/714-0829 to book your vacation or for more details.

TOUR 1: Hike and Kayak Lofoten Archipelago, Norway


A Breathtaking Hiking and Kayaking Tour in Norway

  • May 19: meet guides in Narvik by noon and travel by car to Reine
  • May 20-23: hike/kayak in eastern Lofoten Islands
  • May 24: travel by car to Henningsvaer
  • May 25–28: hike/kayak in western Lofoten Islands
  • May 29:  travel by car to Narvik Airport arriving by 9:00 AM

Tour Highlights & Details:

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

Highlights – Henningsvaer: Often referred to as the “Venice of Lofoten,” is a picturesque fishing village characterized by its charming, colorful houses and narrow waterways. Nestled amidst dramatic mountains and crystal-clear waters, it offers stunning coastal scenery and numerous photo opportunities. The village is also a cultural hub, home to several galleries, including the KaviarFactory, which features contemporary art in a converted caviar factory. Rich in fishing heritage, Henningsvaer provides insights into the local cod fishing industry, with opportunities to visit traditional fishing huts (rorbuer). For outdoor enthusiasts, the village offers excellent climbing and hiking opportunities, with trails leading to panoramic viewpoints and rugged coastal paths.

Highlights – Reine: Often described as one of the most beautiful villages in Norway, is a gem in the Lofoten Archipelago. Nestled between dramatic peaks and pristine fjords, Reine offers breathtaking landscapes that captivate photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. The iconic view from Reinebringen summit provides a panoramic vista of the village, fjords, and surrounding mountains, making it a must-visit for hikers. The charming red and white fishermen’s cabins (rorbuer) along the waterfront add to the village’s picturesque appeal. Reine’s crystal-clear waters are perfect for kayaking, offering a unique perspective of the stunning surroundings. The village is also a hub for fishing, allowing visitors to experience local traditions and savor fresh seafood delicacies. With its blend of natural beauty and authentic Norwegian charm, Reine is a highlight of any Lofoten adventure.

Guides: Shannon Harris and Lynne Laflamme
Maximum Group Size: 10
Hikes: Moderate and Strenuous options offered daily

Call 478/714-0829 to book your vacation or for more details.