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Northern Norway Norway | Northern Norway Northern Norway Reine, The Lofoten Northern Norway’s weather No matter the time of year there is much to Tromso/ experience and discover in the land above the beaten landscape of high Arctic Circle. It is the region that keeps on giving Andenes mountain peaks, protected and will leave you wanting to explore further. inlets, farmland and idyllic Ringstad Sortland Stokmarknes Hadsel fishing villages can only be VESTVÅGØY Svolv described as a masterpiece North Cape Leknes nninsv Stamsund Narvik almost untouched by time. Alta Reine Kirkenes Tromsø Senja S Hadsel Svolv Leknes nninsv 1 2 3 Stamsund 4 Reine Wildlife Illuminating Arctic lights Unique hotels The Lofoten archipelago Look up and you might see a Even at the height of winter, at the Northern Norway is home to the The Lofoten is a nature lover’s Golden Eagle, White Tailed Eagle, time of the polar nights, Northern Sorrisniva Igloo Hotel and the paradise. A land of jagged mountain Gannets, Puffin or Kittiwakes. Take a Norway is alight with a magical Kirkenes Snow Hotel. A night here is peaks, sheltered bays, a coastline boat trip to see sperm, humpback, glow - twinkling stars, moonlight an experience that will remain with dotted with picture-postcard minke, orca and pilot whales, Not to and the Aurora Borealis. you for a lifetime. wooden houses and large areas of mention moose and reindeer. virgin territory with beaches, fjords and sea bird colonies. Note: Not all our accommodation is suitable for guests with reduced mobility. Please contact us to answer any questions you may have regarding our properties and to discuss their suitability for those with health conditions or impairments. 66 | Sunvil 020 8758 4722 www.sunvil.co.uk Norway | The Land of the northern lights and the midnight sun The land of the northern lights and the midnight sun As the Earth tilts on its axis, relative to the sun, the seasons evolve. Above the Arctic Circle the seasons are more profound, as out of the darkness of winter comes the light of an endless summer. The northern lights The Lofoten Tromsø Alta Kirkenes The 100km chain of the Lofoten When you think of Norway and The city of the northern lights and At 70° latitude the frontier town archipelago hums with life the Aurora Borealis it is likely that one of the most northerly cities of Kirkenes is as far north as Point throughout the winter months. the university city of Tromsø will in the world. Its connection with Barrow in Alaska and situated For millennia fishermen have spring to mind. Directly under the Aurora goes back over 200 directly under the Aurora oval. It come to these waters in search the Aurora oval, the city and its years. In fact, one of the world’s is the easternmost town on the of the annual catch and their surrounding region offer the first Northern Light observatories Norwegian mainland and is also wooden red rorbu’s are symbolic highest probability of seeing the was built just outside of the city. A the most culturally diverse. Light of the region. Snowshoe treks, northern lights in the country. choice of small-group and private pollution is minimal in Kirkenes horse riding, kayaking, boat Aurora experiences are available. and the Aurora Borealis can be trips on the Trollfjord and sea enjoyed from within the city limits. eagle safaris are on offer. The midnight sun The Lofoten Tromsø Alta Kirkenes and the 28 MAY TO 14 JULY 20 MAY TO 22 JULY 17 MAY TO 26 JULY Hurtigruten The landscape of the Lofoten is There is always something The cultural landscape of 18 MAY TO 26 JULY one of the most dramatic and happening in Tromsø and Finnmark stretches far beyond Many of our guests choose to breathtaking in the whole of the period of the midnight Alta’s city limits. Here the Sami travel to Kirkenes by Hurtigruten Norway. Add to this 24 hours sun is no exception. The city and their reindeer have lived for during the summer months. On of daylight and you have one hosts midnight concerts and a thousands of years, observing passing the Arctic Circle at 66.32° of the most beautiful island midnight sun marathon, as well the skies and nature and using the opportunity to experience destinations in the world and offering guests the opportunity their readings to determine their the midnight sun is available a geological masterpiece. to join a selection of outdoor migratory routes and seasons. on every step of your voyage. activities. Take the cable car to The Komsafjellet mountain in You can even visit the North the mountain ledge Storsteinen Alta rises 212m from sea level Cape, the northernmost point and watch the midnight sun and offers a dramatic setting for of mainland Europe. hover over the city and the watching the midnight sun. peaks of Ringvassøya island. 020 8758 4722 www.sunvil.co.uk Scandinavia | 67 Norway | Northern Norway The Lofoten With craggy alpine peaks, expanses of white sandy beaches, colourful fishing hamlets in sheltered ports and verdant agricultural communities, the Lofoten archipelago is the jewel of Norway. Be prepared to be amazed by the beauty of this 100km chain of islands. Svinøya Rorbuer, Svolvaer Svinøya is the oldest district of Accommodation: 33 original or newly Svolvaer and it was here that the first built Rorbuer cabins including standard shop was established and where the one bedroom cabins, two bedroom first trading activities began in 1828. cabins, three bedroom cabins, deluxe During the early 19th century, a row two bedroom cabins and deluxe three of cabins were built to accommodate bedroom cabins. the visiting fishermen during the • Airport: 4km Svolvaer Helle Lofoten winter cod season. / 165km Harstad-Narvik-Evenes Today, a number of the original cabins • Arctic location are offered by Svinøya Rorbuer as • Bed & Breakfast or Self Catering tourist accommodation. In addition • Complimentary WiFi to the traditional Rorbuer, the Svinøya • Restaurant offers a selection of newly built cabins Guide price from £1,400 per person* and suites each enjoying sea views. Thon Hotel Lofoten, Svolvaer The Thon Hotel Lofoten is located on Accommodation: 161 rooms including Austvågøya, the largest of the Lofoten single, standard, superior, family and islands where spectacular mountains business rooms and suites. frame a wild coastline. Conveniently • Airport: 6km Svolvaer Helle located on the waterfront in the / 165km Harstad-Narvik-Evenes heart of Svolvaer, this modern hotel • Arctic location is the perfect choice for guests • Bed & Breakfast wishing to be within easy reach of the • Complimentary WiFi restaurants, cafés and museums of • Restaurant the ‘Capital of the archipelago’. A short walk (50m) leads to the Hurtigruten Guide price from £1,406 per person* terminal, whilst ample parking spaces allow for independent exploration of the surrounding islands. Superior room Reine Rorbuer, Reine Reine Rorbuer stands at the mouth of and modern conveniences, whilst the Reinefjord on the south-western the atmosphere of yesteryear has tip of the Lofoten archipelago, on the been retained. island of Moskenesøy. Surrounded Accommodation: 36 original or by blue ocean waters and with the newly built Rorbu cabins including majestic summits of the ‘Lofotveggen’ studio cabins, one-bedroom cabins, range as its backdrop, this is a truly two bedroom cabins, three bedroom picturesque setting. cabins and four bedroom cabins. The 36 cabins of Reine Rorbuer, • Airport: 55km Leknes once housing the visiting fishermen • Arctic location during the winter months, have been • Complimentary WiFi carefully restored and renovated. The • Restaurant red wooden structures have been • Self Catering warmed with colourful textiles Guide price from £1,614 per person* * Guide prices for the Svinøya Rorbuer and the Thon Hotel Lofoten based on 2-sharing the leading room (7 nights), flights from London to Svolvaer Helle (via Oslo Gardermoen and Bodo) and car hire (Group B). Prices for Reine Rorbuer are based on 2-sharing a studio cabin, flights from London to Leknes (via Oslo Gardermoen and Bodo) and car hire (Group B). Regional airports and single room supplements on request. 68 | Sunvil 020 8758 4722 www.sunvil.co.uk Norway | Northern Norway Narvik The coastal town of Narvik is a short distance from the Swedish border and is a strategic port town between the north and south. Many pass through but with its mountain backdrop, deep fjord and transportation links it is a destination that warrants a longer stay. Narvik Scandic Hotel Narvik, Narvik At 200km north of the Arctic Circle, The decor is typically Scandinavian Narvik, the best location for alpine and is a reflection of the terrain skiing in Norway, is 1,561km north surrounding the town. of Oslo. The award winning Scandic Accommodation: 148 rooms including Hotel, is housed in a 19 storey building single, standard, family and superior which dominates this small town. It is rooms and junior suites. northern Norway’s highest building. • Airport: 76km Narvik The hotel affords panoramic views • Bed & Breakfast over Narvik, the Ofotfjord and the • City centre location surrounding mountains. The view is • Complimentary WiFi particularly stunning from the hotel’s • Restaurant Skybar on the 15th floor. In fact, given the right conditions, you can view the Guide price from £860 per person* Aurora Borealis from your bedroom and marvel at the midnight sun. Standard room * Guide prices based on 2-sharing a standard room (3 nights), flights from London to Evenes-Harstad-Narvik (via Oslo Gardermoen) and car hire (Group B). Regional airports and single room supplements on request. 020 8758 4722 www.sunvil.co.uk Scandinavia | 69 Norway | Northern Norway Tromsø and her surroundings Located at a latitude of 70° north, Tromsø is the largest city above the Arctic Circle in the Nordic countries and also the location of the world’s northernmost university and Cathedral.
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