Northern Norway Roadtrip 2016 (video 1/3) - Northern Norway E10 Lofoten Svolvaer fjords mountains
Exploring Northern Norway by car in July 2016
- Chapter 1
Lofoten archipelago , the island of Austvågøya, beautiful fjords and Norwegian sea
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Walking holiday in the Lofoten Islands with KE Adventure Travel
North of the Arctic Circle, floating out into the Norwegian sea, lies the Lofoten Islands archipelago; ( )for this one week guided walking holiday we’ve picked out the best walks on these wild and untamed islands, from the most beautiful beaches to the peaks with the most iconic views.
The Lofoten Islands offer up a true ‘fairy tale’ landscape of dramatic mountains, soaring ridge lines and rocky outcrops covered in boisterous colonies of sea birds to calm sheltered bays, deep glacier cut fjords, long silver-sanded beaches and tiny fishing villages dotted with colourful fisherman’s ‘Rorbu'; and all bathed in the magnificent arctic light of the midnight sun.
During our week we will walk on four different islands, beginning with Moskenesoya at the southern tip of the archipelago and working our way north across the islands of Flakstadoya and Vestvagoya, before ending in the working fishing village of Henningsvaer on the island of Austvagoya, where we will find a postcard perfect mix of colourful Rorbu, fishing boats and wooden racks of drying stockfish; a great place to end our journey.
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Lofoten is a Norwegian archipelago off the coast of northern Norway, consisting of about 80 islands, including Austvågøya, Skrova, Gimsøy, Vestvågøy, Flakstadøy, Moskenesøy, Værøy and Røst.
Primarily, the eastern sides of the islands are populated. The region is also known because of the northern lights which can be very well observed, since the winter climate is relatively mild and the aurora oval crosses the Lofoten.
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Lofoten Arctic Hotel in Henningsvær - The Lofoten Islands, Norway
Experience the Lofoten nature, the Lofoten Fishery, the Northern Lights/ Aurora Borealis, do Mountain Climbing, Hiking, Whale Watching, Kayaking, Rafting, Visit Galleries, Experience the Lofoten History, Eat good Food, have a Walk in the Fishing Village Henningsvær.
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Lofoten Arctic Hotel in Henningsvær
-The Lofoten Islands, Norway.
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Norwegen / Norway: Lofoten - National Tourist Route by Reisefernsehen.com - Reisevideo
Die norwegischen Lofoten sind der westlichste Archipel im Nordmeer nördlich des Polarkreises. Sie bestehen aus sieben Hauptinseln: Austvågøy, Gimsøy, Vestvågøy, Flakstadøy, Moskenesøy, Værøy und Røst. Der südlichste Teil von Norwegens größter Insel, Hinnøy, gehört ebenfalls zu den Lofoten. Starke Gezeitenströme fließen in den Sunden zwischen den Inseln. Sie sind, neben der Nähe des offenen Meers, eine wichtige Ursache des Fischreichtums und der Kulturgeschichte dieser Gegend. An der geschützten, dem Festland zugewandten Seite der Lofoten liegen die Fischersiedlungen mit ihren charakteristischen Fischerhütten, z. B. Henningsvær und Nusfjord. Auf Nebensträßen kommt man auch nach Eggum und anderen idyllischen Plätzen an der dem Meer zugewandten Seite, wo im Sommer die Mitternachtssonne über dem Horizont steht.
Angeln, Paddeln, Seerafting, Klettern, Golf und Tauchen sind gefragte Aktivitäten. Wer die Ruhe und Stille sucht, findet sie in den zahlreichen einsamen Sandbuchten. Die Lofotfischerei, bei der Kabeljau gefangen wird, findet im Winter statt. Sie bildet bis heute die Grundlage der Besiedlung des Archipels.
Wer will, kann die Lofoten eigenständig auf der Norwegische Landschaftsroute Lofoten entdecken. Die Route zwischen Fiskebøl und Å in der Region Nordland ist 166 km lang. Entlang der Route gibt es elf Haltepunkte. Zu den Haltepunkten gehören Rastplätze, Aussichtspunkte, Vogelbeobachtungstürme sowie Rasthäuser. Zur Landschaftsroute Lofoten gibt es mehrere Verbindungen. Man kann mit dem Auto auf der Fernverkehrsstraße Rv 10 und mit Fähren von verschiedenen Orten aus anreisen. Im Süden verkehren Fähren auf der Strecke Bodø - Moskenes, Svolvær - Skutvik und Bognes - Lødingen. Im Norden gibt es eine Fährverbindung zwischen Melbu - Fiskebøl.
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Kleine Bilderreise durch ein sehr schönes Land
Small visual journey through a very beautiful Country
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Pequeño recorrido visual a través de un país muy hermoso
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Northern Lights - Lofoten, Svolvær
Fjelltur Matmora 788 moh og Delpen - (Laukvik / Vågan / Austvågøya / Lofoten) - 2015.06.20
Tur i regi av Lofoten turlag. Turen gikk opp Ragnhildalen, gjennom Steindalen, over Matmora, Storskaret, Gjersvollheia, Delpen og ned til Delp. Turen startet kl 19:45 og vi var nede kl 01:10.
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Norway, Lofoten islands, Værøy island (GoPro5) HD
Остров Верёй!!
О этом острове нет практически никакой инфы на русском языке!
Это отдаленный остров, на самой окраине Лофотенских островов, тут живут только рыбаки и спасатели...
На этом острове обитает огромное множество морских птиц, среди которых много Тупиков.
И вообще, оказаться в такой дали от цивилизации, в окружении первозданной природы, где даже местное население то не встретишь, ни то что туриста!!!
Увидеть много крутых фотографий и следить за анонсами выпусков можно на моей страничке в вк -
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Lofoten Islands Norway
Norway's Lofoten Islands are referred to as the Lofoten Wall, because quite literally, they are vertical rows of granite shooting out of the Arctic Sea. A number of colorful fishing villages hug the shoreline and a majority of the inhabitants still depend for their livelihood on the winter cod season.
For travelers, the Lofoten Islands are a stunning place to visit. The traditional red huts (rorbuer) once used to house the annual influx of fishermen have been converted into unique accommodations for travelers. What is more, the Gulf Stream creates what is thought to be the largest temperature anomaly relative to latitude anywhere in the world. The summers are pleasant and the winters are suprisingly mild.
The Lofoten archipelago is composed of seven principal islands arching off mainland Norway over 100 kilometers above the Arctic Circle. 130 kilometers of scenic road, the E10, connects the five easterly islands, and the final two, Værøy and Røst, are accessible by ferry.
Svolvær is the gateway to the islands; thirty minutes down the road is the picturesque fishing village of Henningsvær, home to some of the most well-preserved architecture of the traditional Norwegian fishing villages. Henningsvær consists of a number of islets spread peacefully among the waters of Vjestfjord, and the bridge connecting the village to the main island Austvågøya was not constructed until 1981. As a result, this relic was spared from the concrete building era of the 1960's and 70's.
Lofoten Islands - Rorbuer
Rorbuer on the Lofoten Islands | Flickr Credit: Kvalvika | View Photos
Situated at the base of dramatic peaks, Henningsvær doubles as an adventure capital and is home to the North Norwegian School of Mountaineering, a hybrid climbing institution, hostel, and travelers bar. The Lofoten Islands are among the world's renowned climbing destinations, and the School offers everything from a 'Try It!' day to a demanding ascent of Norway's national mountain, Stetind. Moreover, Henningsvær is considered to be the Lofoten's liveliest fishing village and the artistic heart of the islands, home to quirky cafes, restaurants, and the Hus Gallery collection of area painters.
The landscape continues to build in stature as the road winds west, and some of the most dramatic mountain scenery on the Lofoten Islands—and anywhere—is found on Moskenesøya, the westernmost island connected by the road E10. Here lies Reine, the almost fictive fishing village that is sleepier than Henningsvær but with an even more surreal setting. Reine makes a terrific base for the multitude of hiking trails on Moskenesøy and is home to what may be the Lofoten Island's best rorbuer (Reine Rorbuer). It's also great for kayaking, biking, and the panorama culminating the steep scramble up Reinebringen.
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