Top Things to do in Vagan
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Top 8 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Vagan, Northern Norway
Discover the best top things to do in Vagan, Norway including XXLofoten, Kayak Lofoten, The Aurora Jager, Festvagtind Hike, Tjeldbergtind, Wild Seas, Lofoten Opplevelser, Lofoten Explorer.
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1. XXLofoten
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 235 reviews
XXLofoten offers a wide range of outdoor adventures trough all seasons in the Lofoten Islands. Our activities are Sea Eagle Safaris to Trollfjorden, Fishing Trips, Sea Kayaking, Hiking, Snowshoe Walks, Northern Lights Photo Tours, Boat Cruises to Trollfjorden and Cultural Sightseeing to Henningsvær, Gimsøy, Ballstad and Reine.
2. Kayak Lofoten
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Guided Kayak Tours
3. The Aurora Jager
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 56 reviews
Exclusive aurora hunt by our local Aurora Jager, Odd-Petter Tanke Jensen. He never gives up, and finds the aurora almost every time. He will take you to his secret spots. Be prepared for a long night, hours in the car, and waiting outside in all kinds of weather and temperatures. The Aurora Jager will go to extreme lenghts to find lady Aurora.
4. Festvagtind Hike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 54 reviews
The hike starts with the parkinglot in Festvag. Walk 100 m in direction Henningsvaer, take a turn to the right and follow the trail. It`s steep, but the view is amazing.
Reviewed By watchviking
Hiking up is definitely worth the effort. If you dont dare to go all the way up: there is incredible views to be seen in the midsection of the trail in ”heiavannet viewpoint” as well. If you are climbing all the way you should still visit this midsection viewpoint and possibly swim in the lake located up there. Locals said that I could also drink the water from the lake beside ”hieavannet” and I did top my bottles there! :) All the way to the top awaits a view that is really worth the trouble of getting up there. To me it took about 2h to climb all the way up. Would probably reserve 3-4h total so you can rest and take in the view as well. There is paid parking at the starting point. From the midsection up the trail is more tricky. If it is raining be extra careful.
5. Tjeldbergtind
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By jusylte - Sandnes, Norway
This route was suggested in Tourist office as an alternative to Fløya in a rainy day. We are experienced hikers, but I didn’t want to take a risk to take kids up if the weather will get worse. We walked from boats marina to the start of the trail next to fire station. The trail starts as a tractor way and continues through the steep forest after. There are 2 tops you can access walking the same ridge. The both are easy, but the higher one had 20-30 meters you need to hold a rope. Views from both are breathtaking. Good hiking shoes are always advised!
6. Wild Seas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Wild Seas offers Adventure Travel packages filled with once-in-a-lifetime experiences! Our concept is to develop unique, exclusive safaris carefully crafted with quality, comfort and excellence in mind. Whale Research Safari - Help us study whales and fund research in need of support. Live the Arctic - Experience the Northern lights, midnight sun, culture and first-class attractions.
7. Lofoten Opplevelser
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4.0 based on 60 reviews
Good local knowledge and 10 years of experience provide us with the necessary expertise to tailor fantastic adventures in conjunction with, for instance, courses and conferences. Join us on a killer whale safari with snorkeling among the whales from 1.of December to February 8, or on a sea eagle safari. Snorkeling in crystal clear arctic waters and deep-sea rafting/RIB safaris. Dry suits and ABC equipment are provided on snorkeling trips, warm survival suits on other trips. Season: all year round. Office in Henningsvær. For more information about our activities, visit our webpage
8. Lofoten Explorer
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 474 reviews
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