Norway · BOAT TRIPS IN LOFOTEN
The 6 best boat trips in Lofoten you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Glide silently from Svolvær to Trollfjord on a comfortable hybrid boat, with white-tailed eagles, mountain views, live guiding, and an underwater drone.
“Beautiful scenery and was excited to see so many sea eagles. The catamaran was very new and clean. The staff was very kind and professional.”
Fish for cod and pollock from Svolvaer, learn coastal traditions, keep your catch, and enjoy a hands-on four-hour Lofoten sea trip.
“Great experience. It was for the first time and whole journey was funny. Captain was great and answered everything we wanted to know. Also helped a lot with fishing itself.”
Race from Svolvær to Trollfjord by RIB, spot sea eagles at close range, and learn local history on a thrilling two-hour coastal safari.
“Amazing tour guide, told us abaout the history of Lofoten as well as about the eagles. We saw tons of eagles and spent a considerable amount of time among them as well as in de trollfjord with ample time to take pictures. Even in the rain it was totally worth it!”
Review of Brim Explorer’s silent Trollfjord cruise from Svolvær, with electric sailing, sea eagles, an underwater drone, costs, and tips.
“Great trip, good boat, friendly crew and informative commentary. The boat was clean, spacious, has toilets and there was a cafe/bar with drinks and snacks. The trip was great, amazing scenery, saw lots of eagles and small birds - guillamots. Blessed with good weather too!”
Ride a RIB from Svolvaer to Trollfjorden for steep mountains, white beaches, sea eagles, seals, and a thrilling two-hour wildlife trip.
“Amazing trip, well organised, very experienced captain, lots of sea eagles”
Ride a fast RIB from Svolvær to Trollfjord, watch sea eagles swoop close, and enjoy Lofoten scenery, Viking stories, and warm gear.
“Excellent trip out - stunning scenery and the sea eagles were amazing. The crew were very knowledgeable and friendly.”
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