Top Things to do in Vestvagoy
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Top 6 Things to do Good for Kids in Vestvagoy, Northern Norway
Discover the best top things to do in Vestvagoy, Norway including Lofoten Gaardsysteri, Lofoten Surfsenter, Northern Explorer, Haukland Beach, Uttakleiv Beach, Lofotr Viking Museum.
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1. Lofoten Gaardsysteri
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By woodywood38 - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
As a French, seeing all those goats and cheese roaming free in Lofoten I was curious to find some locally made cheese after trying this famous brown sugary cheese. When arriving at the farm, it already felt very authentic and the cheese... just delicious. We tried the mixed cow and goat milk and pure goat milk. This place is a must go if you are passing by.
2. Lofoten Surfsenter
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 59 reviews
Scandinavia’s first International Surfing Association recognized surf school and shop with the widest range of boards, surf equipment, rentals, quality surf lessons and courses with Norwegians National Surf Coach and in small classes and highly educated instructors. High performance test boards from Firewire surfboards and Frost Surfboards available! Our Prices: Surf lessons 990 NOK Board rental 300 NOK Wetsuit rental 300 NOK
Reviewed By karolinekrane
Had a fantastic surf lesson with a super nice instructor, Felicia! She took such good cere of us in the water and made the whole experience so fun. Best place in Lofoten for surfing, definitely recommend it.
3. Northern Explorer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 95 reviews
Northern Explorer is providing tours in a particular way and gives everybody the unique opportunity to experience nature in an adventurous way. We offer great number of activities and our tours have been designed to enjoy a one of a time life experience. Our activities are open for all experience levels and ages. Our Tours: Kayak Adventure--half/full day, midnight sun and combo with trekking and rappel.Few activities give outdoor enthusiasts such a varied range of experiences as kayaking. Whether you are seeking the heart-stopping exhilaration or the calm-ness and peace, you can find your passion in a kayak. Trekking with Rappel--half/full day and combo with kayaking. Picture yourself enjoying a spontaneous moment as you hike up to the peak, snack by a rushing stream and follow winding paths that weave through the mountains. Yoga--sunrise/sunset with kayaking or trekking. Northern Explorer is providing overnights tours with kayaking, trekking and yoga! Even a glacier tour!!!
4. Haukland Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 353 reviews
Haukland is one of Lofoten's most famous beaches and voted to Norway's best beach. It is located only 10 minutes drive from Leknes. Popular area for hiking for all levels and ages!
Reviewed By TravelCat1970
We raced the setting sun to see this beach...it was amazing. 50+ mile/hour winds and insanely beautiful landscape. If you're in the area and want an amazing view it's worth the stop - even in the dead of Winter!
5. Uttakleiv Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By goingwalkabout - Tonsberg, Norway
Awesome beach that would have been great for staying out late in the midnight sun. possible to camp with your tent. The beach is full of big round rocks. hiking possibilities along the beach and to nearby mountaintops. We loved it here
6. Lofotr Viking Museum
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 720 reviews
Meet the Vikings! At Borg in Lofoten, the largest longhouse in the world of the Vikings has been found - and reconstructed. Upon entering the 83 meter longhouse, you embark on a journey more than an 1000 years back in time. In addition to the Viking Chieftain's house, the museum offers modern exhibition halls with archaeological artifacts, and the story of the finding and excavation of Borg. In the film theatre, we show a short drama-film. During summer, the Viking ship is moored at the seaside, 20 min walk from the Chieftain's house. June 01 - end August guests may participate in Viking activities, such as rowing the Viking ship and trying their hand at archery. All year, different Viking meals are being served, check web for more info. The museum is open all year - check home page for hours as it varies through the year.
Reviewed By mikelS1797BZ - Darton, United Kingdom
Short (too short) Viking feast stopover whilst northbound on the MS Nordkapp as a Northern Lights cruise excursion. The Viking house is stunning complete with very welcome fire pit and the lamb and vegetable meal was very substantial alongside a generous helping of local mead. The re-enactment of the ceremonies with role play actors added real atmosphere to accompany the meal with a opportunity (which everyone took) to dance around the fire pit which certainly assisted the digestion. Afterwards we had a very short visit to the museum before being coached back to the ship at the next port. The evening was very well organised although on a restricted timeframe, staff very welcoming and a well created Viking atmosphere. Highly recommended.
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