Žvejybos kelionės Norvegijojos fjorduose

Lofoten fjords offer an unforgettable experience for fishing enthusiasts. Every spring, when the cod come to spawn in our deep fjord waters, the sea pulses with life and anglers have the opportunity to enjoy trophies one after the other. This wonderful period attracts fishermen from all over the world. We invite everyone who wants to experience this wonderful corner of nature and engage in fishing, and get impressions from this unique place.

Norway is an ideal place for a fisherman, whether he is an amateur or a professional. This country has as many as 1,190 spectacular fjords, which are the second longest in the world. In addition, every year the Lofoten Islands host the world cod fishing championships, in which fishermen from all over the world participate. This is a really great place to enjoy fishing and test your skills in this beautiful Norwegian landscape. You have to see it for yourself!

Even the most skeptical fisherman can experience joy and pleasure when he is surrounded by a friendly team and the attention of the organizers. Each trip brings new experiences and unforgettable moments that further strengthen his desire to win the main prize. Such events not only provide an opportunity to challenge yourself, but also allow you to feel togetherness and joy.

The Lofoten Islands offer unforgettable natural views that truly stand out among the landscapes of the Arctic region. These are wonderful places for hiking, climbing and photography. The mountains and fjords create dramatic cliffs and regular slopes, while the sea lends itself to both surfing and leisurely coastal walks.

As Lofoten has grown in popularity as a travel destination, the region has experienced a large influx of tourists. As a result, it is highly advisable for visitors to book tours in advance. This proactive approach ensures that travelers can secure the experiences they desire, be it trekking through breathtaking landscapes, a fishing expedition or exploring the area's rich cultural heritage. By planning ahead, tourists can avoid the disappointment of fully booked tours and maximize their time in this beautiful archipelago. Enjoying the natural beauty and unique offerings of Lofoten is made even more enjoyable by advance arrangements, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the extraordinary adventures that await.

• Lofoten is located at the 67th and 68th parallels, it is Norway beyond the Arctic Circle, which Norway is famous for its great nature.

1. The total area of ​​the archipelago is 1227 km², the population is 24,500. Lofoten is separated from the mainland by the wide open Vestfjord, with Vesterolen to the north. The main towns in Lofoten are Leknes (Leknes, Vestvojøj) and Svolvær (Svolvær, Vogane (Vågan)). The Lofoten Islands are characterized by mountains, steep bays, a long sea coastline and large untouched areas. The highest mountain in Lofoten is 1161 m high Higravstinden (Higravstinden) in Austvojøy. Located northeast of Lofoten in Mioysalen National Park is a mountain reaching 1,262 m. West Lofoten is home to the famous Moskstraumen tidal eddy system, commonly known as Malstrøm and the source of the generic term maelstrom for such a system. The sea near Lofoten is rich in life. 110 km west of Riosto is a large deep-sea coral reef, located 300-400 m, about 35 km long and 3 km wide.[1] In Lofoten, there are a lot of sea eagles and cormorants, many other sea birds.

You have to see it for yourself!