Lofoten island 🇳🇴✨

The next trip... came back and just had time to do a review, and it was another great trip. ❤️

✨ We spent time traveling here.Lofoten3 days and 2 nights during October 2025

At first 📍, a small flight ticket from Tromso (TOS) to Leknes (LKN) must be booked first and rented a car to drive. This place is like a small island. It is very convenient to travel by car. But it is recommended to visit the ticket and book it for 1-2 months in advance. Because the flight cycle is very small per day.

📌 Another precaution is that the luggage checkpoint here is dark. The luggage is loaded and carried on board. The staff scans the check thoroughly. And importantly, the luggage weight should not exceed what is available, because if it is slightly more than not discarded, it is only to buy more.

Where have you gone?

💛 Day 1:

- Drive from Leknes Airport to the lodge first. And I would say that the lodge is very beautiful. It's a nice place on the waterfront. At sunset, it's even more beautiful. And late at night, it's a surprise. The northern light is very clear to the naked eye. We were really impressed once in a lifetime to see something like this. In our photo from the iPhone 16 pro, I think it's a bit obvious. Maybe not as a pro camera, but when shooting your hand must be still, otherwise it will be a little blurred.

- Pin this. Cabin in Lofoten with spectacular view. Book through booking.com. The price may be high, but the view is really beautiful. Recommended.

💛 Day 2:

- Wake up in a bright morning, drive to the spot where everyone reviews it, we follow too, pin it on Hamnoy, and it's actually another place where people like to stay in the red house there, we park next to the parking spot and walk to take pictures on the bridge to get this corner, and the wind is very strong, cold, hard.

- Driving to Sakrisoy is another hot spot to take a picture of. You can see that yellow and orange house as another hot spot. If you go to snow, you should get another beautiful view.

- We went to lunch at Anita's Sjømat, a restaurant with a big parking lot near the yellow house, and since we came, we had to try Norwegian salmon. What's going to happen? Personally, salmon sneaked to Niss. Phil, it's not like salmon sashimi used to eat much, but it's delicious.

- It's a little too full to drive. There's a yellow house zone in front of the Olstinden Triangle mountain. There's a parking spot. You can park and take a walk. Let me say that the evening before sunset, the view is so beautiful that we feel that taking a normal view through the camera is beautiful.

- It's cool, then drive to the view at Åi Lofoten. It's another zone that drives down a little bit. It's not very specific. We went for a little walk and took a picture of the waterfront to know that we arrived and took a long shot back to the shelter. But I'd say that on the way back, the view is beautiful all the way down. Who's natural and like the cold?

💛 Day 3:

- We still have time late, so we drive to Hauklandstranda for a cold stroll around Rimle, where it's windy. Anyone here wearing a thick windbreaker can help. You have to drive a little under the tunnel to get to the seaside, and there is a Haukland Beach Visitor Center cafe to sit and watch.

- Chill's done, just keep driving along the way, and suddenly go to the vantage point somewhere, but it's pretty, too. There's a lot of rocks by the sea, and there's a heart-shaped rock on it. We and our friends played before taking the car back to the airport and flying to Oslo.

✨ This is actually a last day trip before returning to Thailand, but I don't feel tired at all because I have a beautiful view and two nights of northern lights. I feel very complete with this trip.

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