Meet the Vikings (Summer)

See how the Vikings lived at Lofotr in Borg, Lofoten, where the largest Viking building ever discovered has been replicated.

  • Enjoy Lofoten’s beautiful scenery during the guided bus tour from Stamsund to Svolvær
  • Visit a reconstruction of the largest longhouse ever found from the Viking Age
  • Take part in an authentic Viking ritual in which we toast to the Old Norse gods
  • Enjoy a traditional Viking meal with mead, the drink of the gods
  • Season

    Autumn, Spring, Summer

  • Difficulty level

    Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people

  • Duration

    2h30

  • Min. passengers

    20

  • Max. passengers

    90

  • Booking Code

    HR-STU4F

  • From

    $ 265

  • Notices

    The visit to the Lofotr Viking Museum lasts approximately one hour.

Take part in a historical journey from Stamsund to Borg, where the Lofotr Viking Museum is located. Along the way, the guide will talk about what life was like for the Vikings who lived here.

The smell of tar and bonfire greets you as you step over the threshold. Flickering light from oil lamps illuminates the beautiful craftsmanship, ornamentation, and architecture of the chieftain’s home. The chieftain and his wife invite us to enjoy an authentic Viking meal. Watch while the Vikings offer up a sacrifice to the Old Norse gods and pray for good health, prosperity, and safe sailing when the chieftain sets off into the world with his merchandise. You’ll get a genuine glimpse into the Viking Age, with traditional food, costumes, song, and dance. After enjoying a traditional Viking meal, which is served with mead – the drink of the gods – you’ll be able to look around the longhouse. Then we’ll take the bus to Svolvær and learn more about the history of Lofoten along the way.

Practical information

  • Disembarking port: Stamsund
  • Embarking port: Svolvær
  • Available: April 04 – November 03
  • Transportation: Bus
  • Meals: Dinner, mead
  • Clothes: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing

Excursion can also be combined with:

Kirsty Mitchell and others holding wine glasses Kirsty Mitchell and others holding wine glasses