Photo: midnight sun over SørvågenLive in the heart of the adventure
Two new, exclusive cabins side by side — untouched nature and calm, with several of Lofoten's most visited attractions close by. Bright summer nights bring views over the sea all night long.
Endless light and coastal magic
Summer in Lofoten is a surreal masterclass in contrast. In Sørvågen, dramatic, razor-sharp mountain peaks plunge straight into the untamed Arctic waters. While the surrounding mountains gently cradle our property from the direct midnight sun rays, the light that bathes Glåpen during the summer months is nothing short of magical — casting an endless, ethereal golden glow over the landscape that makes the boundaries of time fade away.
Summer is the season for long days outdoors: mountain hikes, swimming in clear sea, late dinners on the terrace and day trips to the islands out in the open sea.
A protected nature reserve begins just four metres from your cabin door. Step right outside and stroll for hours in absolute peace and untouched silence, completely removed from the tourist traffic — even in peak season.

Summer highlights
Long, bright days open everything from mountain peaks to island day trips.

The magical midnight glow
Experience the surreal 24 hours of daylight. Take a late-night stroll around our historic property or enjoy the soft, endless golden hour from your private terrace.
May–July
Wild Arctic beaches
The most dramatic, untouched beaches aren't far away. About a 20-minute drive, and you can hike to the spectacular Kvalvika Beach, or take a local ferry to the unparalleled sands of Bunes Beach for a true wilderness experience.
Summer
Moskenestraumen & Refsvikhula
Instead of standard tourist routes, embark on an exhilarating RIB boat safari through the legendary Moskenestraumen — one of the world's strongest tidal currents — and explore the mystical, ancient sea caves of Refsvikhula.
Summer
Calm-water fishing safaris
Summer offers the most stable sea conditions of the year, making it the perfect time to head out on the fjord for a deep-sea fishing trip without the heavy winds and harsh storms of the shoulder seasons.
Always
Reinebringen
The famous sherpa stairs are open, and the view over Reinefjorden is indescribable.
Spring–autumn
Day trip to Værøy & Røst
Early boat out and return at midnight — experience the outermost islands in one day.
SummerWorth knowing & weather warnings
Rapidly changing weather
Even in mid-summer, the Arctic weather is highly volatile — you can experience clear blue skies, dense sea fog, piercing wind and rain all in the span of a single afternoon. If the elements turn, gaze out at the shifting weather through our panoramic windows with a warm drink — or, if you're staying in Nature & Sea, fire up the private sauna and soak in the heat while the wild weather puts on a show right outside the glass.
The 24-hour daylight dilemma
The continuous summer light is intoxicating, but it can easily disrupt your sleep cycle after a long day of exploring. Our bedrooms are equipped with high-quality, professional blackout blinds and curtains designed to completely shut out the persistent Arctic light, so you wake up fully recharged for your next adventure.
Peak season crowds at tourist hotspots
July and August are Lofoten's busiest months, and the most famous hiking trails and tourist hubs can get crowded during the middle of the day. At our property in Glåpen, a protected nature reserve begins just four metres from your cabin door, so you can step right outside and stroll for hours in absolute peace. Our best local tip: head out early in the morning for the classic highlights in solitude, then retreat to the tranquility of Sørvågen.
Midges in still periods
In calm, humid spells there can be insects. Bring repellent.
Who is summer best for?
Live in the heart of the adventure
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