We depart from Svolvaer, our hometown in Lofoten. Our destination is the magnificent Trollfjord. It is only accessible by boat or a 10km hike across the mountains. On our way out of the harbour, we will pass by the “Fiskerkona” (the Fisherman’s Wife statue) that has waved goodbye and welcomed back the fishermen of Lofoten for decades. Our guides will share their stories and information about nature, history and local culture along the way.

The views will gradually get more and more impressive and make sure to keep your eyes open as you can spot the white-tailed eagles. If the conditions allow, we will also deploy the sub-water drone to explore the world under the surface of the water in Norway’s fjords. 

Trollfjord has long been a highlight of a visit to Lofoten and with good reason. The opening of Trollfjord is only 100m wide with mountains of over 1000m on the side of the fjord going straight down deep into the fjord. Once in Trollfjord, you can join the guide outside to enjoy the lush surroundings. We’re in eagles paradise so keep an eye out in the sky! Our guides will talk and share stories about the nature, history, wildlife and trolls of trollfjorden.

Time & duration: 10:00 & 14:30 (3-4 hours)

Meeting point: Torget 22, Svolvær (pier by the main square)

Daily from 25 February to 30 September

Notes: Wildlife is not fed during the tour!

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