Trollfjord
Trollfjorden
A narrow fjord only about 100 metres wide at the entrance, flanked by cliffs over a thousand metres high. Sailing in is breathtaking, and white-tailed eagles are often spotted.
Trollfjord lies in the Raftsund strait between Lofoten and Vesterålen and is about 2 km long. From Svolvær, a sightseeing boat or speedboat takes about 3 hours round trip. Along the way, crew members often throw out fish to attract white-tailed eagles, which dive to catch them. In summer, the Hurtigruten coastal ferry also sails into the fjord to turn around. RIB speedboats are more thrilling but windy and cold, so bring a warm windproof suit. Sightseeing boat fares are about 900–1,200 Norwegian kroner.
Opening hours
Approx. 3-hour boat trip (per sailing schedule)
Nearby sights
- Svolværgeita & Fløya
- Svolvær
- Kabelvåg & Vågan Church (Lofoten Cathedral)
- Lofoten Aquarium (Lofotakvariet)
- Festvågtind
- Henningsvær
- Lofotr Viking Museum
- Eggum