
Package holiday to the Lofoten
Compare package holidays to the Lofoten (Norway) – Flights, hotels and transfers in price comparison.
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The best time to visit the Lofoten is June to August for midnight sun and hiking. September to March for Northern Lights. February-April for Skrei season.. In summer: 12-18°C, 24h daylight. In winter: 0-5°C, polar night December/January.
Best travel time
June to August for midnight sun and hiking. September to March for Northern Lights. February-April for Skrei season.
Summer
12-18°C, 24h daylight
Winter
0-5°C, polar night December/January
Highlights
breathtaking nature
Is a package holiday to the Lofoten worth it?
The Lofoten are an archipelago of breathtaking beauty north of the Arctic Circle — a chain of islands that seems to have been lifted from the North Sea by giant hands. Rugged granite peaks rising up to 1,000 meters soar directly from turquoise waters, surrounded by white sandy beaches reminiscent of the Caribbean, yet located in a completely different world.
The Lofoten are the epitome of dramatic Norwegian landscapes. Narrow roads wind over bridges and through tunnels from island to island, and around every bend awaits a new postcard-worthy panorama. The traditional red fishing cabins, the Rorbür, stand on stilts over the water, forming an iconic contrast to the dark mountains — a motif that attracts photographers from all over the world.
The fishing village of Reine, often referred to as the most beautiful village in Norway, is the most photographed subject of the Lofoten. From here, hiking trails lead to Reinebringen, whose viewpoint offers one of the most famous views in Scandinavia. Henningsvær, the "Venice of the Lofoten," impresses with its football field nestled among rocks and its growing number of galleries and cafés.
The beaches of the Lofoten are among the most spectacular in Europe. Haukland Beach, Uttakleiv Beach, and Kvalvika Beach offer turquoise water and fine white sand — with water temperatures rarely rising above 15°C. Surfers brave the cold water and ride the Arctic waves, making Unstad Beach one of the northernmost surf spots in the world.
From late May to mid-July, the midnight sun bathes the landscape in golden daylight, while in winter, the Northern Lights dance over the mountains. The Viking Museum in Borg showcases the longest Viking house ever discovered and transports visitors into the world of the Norsemen.
The Lofoten are also a culinary highlight: The Skrei, the Arctic winter cod that migrates to the waters of the Lofoten every year from January to April, is considered one of the finest table fish in the world. Everywhere on the islands, stockfish dries on traditional wooden racks — a sight that has characterized the Lofoten for centuries.
Lofoten particularly impresses with breathtaking nature. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.
What are the highlights of the Lofoten?
The most photographed fishing village in Norway with red Rorbür against a dramatic mountain backdrop
Challenging ascent rewarded with one of the most famous panoramic views in Scandinavia
Turquoise water and white sand at Haukland and Uttakleiv — surreal beauty and almost deserted
Eternal light in summer, Aurora Borealis in winter — two extremes, both unforgettable
Sleep in a traditional fishing cabin directly over the water — it doesn't get more authentic
When should I book a package holiday to the Lofoten?
The best time to visit the Lofoten is June to August for midnight sun and hiking. September to March for Northern Lights. February-April for Skrei season.. For the cheapest package holiday deals, we recommend booking at least 6 months in advance as an early bird. This way, you not only secure the best price but also the widest selection of hotels and flight times.
Is all-inclusive worth it in the Lofoten?
Pay attention to the meal plan when booking: All Inclusive is particularly worthwhile in the Lofoten (Norway), as dining out can quickly add up. Compare different hotels and read guest reviews to find the best accommodation for your needs.
Which tools help you plan your Lofoten holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to the Lofoten: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
Which other package holiday destinations are there in Norway?
Besides Lofoten, there are more package holidays destinations in Norway with their own page and price comparison: Norwegian Fjords, Geirangerfjord, Tromsø and Bergen and 2 more.
