I fancy a trip to Lofoten next winter, I'd like to plan a trip that allows people to partake in various activities during the day (e.g. skiing, mountaineering, chilling out etc) but where we can share a camping location at night. Has anybody here been there in the winter? If so, what's it like regarding shops, transport, weather etc?
Lofoten Islands in winter.
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Speak with Wayland 
He's even on the heritage centre's website
I met folks from there at an Archaeology conference......I hope you like fish
cheers,
M
He's even on the heritage centre's website I met folks from there at an Archaeology conference......I hope you like fish
cheers,
M
Email and ask; they speak good English I found.
Felt kind of offensive that I didn't know a word of their language, yet they could all speak English.
There's a very helpful tourist board, one of their reps was at the conference too.
I kind of got the impression that the islands were sort of in a similar situation to our outer Hebrides re transport and tourists.
cheers,
M
Felt kind of offensive that I didn't know a word of their language, yet they could all speak English.
There's a very helpful tourist board, one of their reps was at the conference too.
I kind of got the impression that the islands were sort of in a similar situation to our outer Hebrides re transport and tourists.
cheers,
M
The shops are open in winter as in summer. Bus transport may even be better in winter as many bus routes are primarily for school children and thus not running in summer.
The weather in winter could be good or ****e, mostly ****e. You can experience several types of weather the same day. You could wake up to rain, dine in sunshine an go to bed in a blizzard. Thats what makes it interesting to live here.
Here is some info: http://www.lofoten.info/?set_lang=en
From January to April many fishermen from all over the country come to Lofoten to participate in "Lofotfiske", the traditional, yearly fishing on spawning cod. And in march the World championship cod fishing is arranged: http://www.vmiskreifiske.no/?lang=en
The weather in winter could be good or ****e, mostly ****e. You can experience several types of weather the same day. You could wake up to rain, dine in sunshine an go to bed in a blizzard. Thats what makes it interesting to live here.
Here is some info: http://www.lofoten.info/?set_lang=en
From January to April many fishermen from all over the country come to Lofoten to participate in "Lofotfiske", the traditional, yearly fishing on spawning cod. And in march the World championship cod fishing is arranged: http://www.vmiskreifiske.no/?lang=en
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