Modern rorbuer in the middle of Lofoten
Built for travellers who want space, comfort and a central base
About
Arctic Resort Lofoten is a quiet place to stay in the middle of Lofoten.
Set between Reine and Svolvær, you’re close to the places people come here for, without staying in the middle of the crowds.
Cabins by the sea. Space around you. And a base to explore the islands at your own pace.
How to get here
Below are several reliable ways to reach Arctic Resort Lofoten, depending on where you’re coming from and how you prefer to travel.
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Leknes (LKN) and Svolvær (SVJ) are the closest airports in Lofoten. You can fly there via Bodø, typically with Widerøe.
Harstad/Narvik Airport, Evenes (EVE) is just outside Lofoten. From Evenes, you can rent a car or take a bus (Route 300) to reach Lofoten.
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From Bodø, there is a car ferry to Moskenes which is operational year-round and is a common route for those bringing a vehicle.
In summer, there is also a speedboat (passenger only) between Bodø and Svolvær. Note: as of early 2025, the winter route for the speedboat has been suspended.
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The European Route E10 connects Lofoten with the mainland via Lofast, allowing you to drive in without needing any ferry along that part.
If coming from Tromsø, you go via the E8 south, join E6, and finally onto the E10 into Lofoten.
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From Evenes Airport: Bus route 300 runs to both Svolvær and Leknes. There are typically two departures a day (morning and afternoon).
There are bus connections from Narvik via route 300 into Lofoten.
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Ferry schedules and speedboat routes change with seasons. In winter, some summer-only routes are suspended.
Public transport in Lofoten is less frequent outside peak season, and some destinations require transfers.If driving, ensure your vehicle is suitable for changing weather conditions. Roads E10/Lofast are maintained, but conditions can vary.
Frequently asked questions
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Yes - especially in high season (June-August). If you have specific dates or cabin types in mind, pre-booking ensures you get what you want.
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There are several ways: by plane (to Leknes, Svolvær, or Evenes), by ferry (for example Bodø–Moskenes), or by car via the E10 through Lofast. If you bring a car, plan for road and weather conditions, especially in winter.
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Arctic Resort Lofoten offers a mix of modern Rorbuer, Arctic Apartments and the Arctic Suite. Options range from one-bedroom units for two guests to larger cabins with up to three bedrooms. All units include a private bathroom, fully equipped kitchen, living area, and most have a terrace by the sea.
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The rorbuer are newly built, but inspired by traditional fisherman cabins that are typical for Lofoten. This means you get the same location by the sea, but with modern standards such as insulated buildings, private bathrooms, kitchens and year-round comfort.
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Yes, all units have a fully equipped kitchen with cooking facilities, fridge, stove, dishwasher and basic utensils. This allows guests to prepare their own meals, which is practical as restaurants in the area can have limited opening hours depending on season.
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Yes, free parking is available directly outside or very close to each unit, making it easy to travel by car, which is the most practical way to explore Lofoten.
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Yes, all units include WiFi.
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Arctic Resort Lofoten offers self check-in. You will receive instructions before arrival, allowing you to check in at any time. This is especially useful for late arrivals from evening flights or ferries.
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Within a short drive, you can reach hikes like Ryten (for views over Kvalvika Beach), Kvalvika Beach itself, Ramberg Beach and Flakstad Beach. You can also visit Nusfjord, one of Norway’s oldest and best-preserved fishing villages, or drive further to Å, where you’ll find the Lofoten Stockfish Museum and a well-known local bakery.
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Yes, kayak and SUP are available from Ramberg Beach through Lofoten Wild. This is typically a 5-minute drive from the resort, and activities are available for both beginners and more experienced paddlers.
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Lofoten has a short but busy high season. For summer (June–August) and northern lights season (September–March), it is recommended to book several months in advance. The most popular units with the best views tend to sell out first.
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Places like Reine and Hamnøy can get crowded, especially in summer. By staying at Arctic Resort Lofoten, you are still only a short drive away, but you avoid the busiest traffic, parking challenges and crowds, and return to a quieter setting by the sea.
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