Leknes’s natural surroundings are considered to be among the most beautiful in Norway, including mountains, peaks, cliffs, and white sandy beaches. Climbers, cyclists, and other outdoor enthusiasts go to the Lofoten Islands to witness this spectacular natural show.
Svolvaergeita, the most recognized icon of Lofoten and Svolvaer, is a popular summer destination for mountain climbers. Climbers from all around the world flock here to jump between the peak’s two horns. The annual cod fishing festival is one of the winter’s highlights.
The midnight sun is a unique summer phenomenon that occurs above the Arctic Circle. In the summer between May 25 and July 17, you can enjoy 24 hours of daylight, the Midnight Sun, perfect for fitting in all the activities this spot has to offer. Sun does not rise from December 9 to January 4.
Winter can be harsh and lengthy, but snow can transform the countryside into a winter wonderland. Lofoten is full of surprises, and at night, you might even catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights gracefully moving over the night sky. The Northern Lights are one of the great attractions of the Lofoten Islands, and they are one of the most spectacular natural phenomena our world has to offer.