Padinago's trip to Norway in 2025

Day 03 - Trollfjord & Sea Eagle RIB Safari and exploring Henningsvær

Breakfast around 8am... what a fantastic buffet, so much choice.
Then getting organized for the boat trip on the Trollfjord and hopefully see some eagles... meeting in front of the hotel at 10am.
We get our survival suit, life jacket, goggles and get on our boat with our guide/captain Raphael, who is originally from Holland and leave around 10.30am.
A few small islands before the Trollfjord we see the eagles, amazing animals, with a wing span up to 2,5m!
Then we go on and enter the Trollfjord, so beautiful.
After the Trollfjord we pass again some tiny islands with the eagles.
Then back to the harbour around 12.30pm.
We unload and we get our car and drive to artscape, a very special mirror effect.
Then to Henningsvaer, before reaching it we stop at a beautiful beach, no people.
We walk around in Henningsvær, a beautiful little town. Then we drive to Vågan Church (Lofoten Cathedral).
Then back to Svolvær, unload our stuff and then have a drink at Nordis, beautiful weather so we sit outside and relax.
Then to the hotel for a shower and to Bacalao for dinner where we both have fish and ships. Dinner is very nice here but service is very slow. We book a table for tomorrow.

How magestic!

Trollfjord & Sea Eagle RIB Safari
Missed!

Trollfjord & Sea Eagle RIB Safari
Trollfjord Hello! Yummy! Don't you... Again, strange looking animals looking at me Raphael, our captain At the entrance of the harbor of Svolvær: the statue is intended as a tribute to the strength and perseverance of the fishermen’s wives — a daily reminder of the human side of the harsh fishing life in the far north. Atscape 'Vågan' The nice couple at Rørvikstranda Henningsvær

Driving over the Henningsværbrua

Driving back to Kabelvåg
Vågan Church the walking woman sculpture you see in Langåsen Skulpturpark in Svolvær is a work by the British artist Sean Henry, known internationally for his painted-bronze figurative sculptures that depict ordinary human figures in thoughtful, poised, often moving stances. Eye of the North by Jeppe Hein — the large mirrored sculpture in Langåsen Skulpturpark in Svolvær — is much more than a decorative installation. It’s a work that invites you to see yourself, your surroundings, and the wider world in a new way. Our fish and ships at Bacalao restaurant Svolvær harbour

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