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Scandic Hotels – in allen Städten von Norden nach Süden
Nordic Choice Hotels – Hotels einmal anders
Thon Hotels – mit fantastischem Frühstück
Radisson Blu Hotels – buchen Sie Ihr Hotel in Norwegen
Classic Norway Hotels – von einzigartigen Hotels bis zu authentischen Fischerhütten
Citybox – moderne und günstige Hotels in zentraler Lage
DanCenter – Ihr Spezialist für Ferienhäuser in Norwegen
Norgesbooking – Finden Sie Ihre perfekte Hütte in Norwegen
Campcation – Buchen Sie Camping in ganz Norwegen mit Campcation
Rauland – Skiurlaub in einer spektakulären Bergwelt
Vy – umweltfreundlich Reisen leicht gemacht
SJ NORD – bringt das Abenteuer auf Schiene
Vy express – grünes Reisen leicht gemacht
NOR-WAY Bussekspress – reisen Sie umweltfreundlich mit dem Expressbus
Widerøe – die größte Regionalfluggesellschaft Skandinaviens
DFDS – bequem mit der Fähre von Kopenhagen nach Oslo
AutoEurope – größte Auswahl zu kleinsten Preisen
Rent-A-Wreck – Mietwagen auf die clevere Art
Arctic Campers – Ihr Camper-Verleih in Norwegen
Cabin Campers – Ihre Hütte auf vier Rädern
Hurtigruten – „Die schönste Seereise der Welt”
Fjord Tours – Das Original: Norway in a nutshell® – Norwegens beliebteste Tour
Authentic Scandinavia – Reisen auf die norwegische Art
Up Norway – Luxusreisen, maßgeschneidert von Insidern
Norrøna Hvitserk – Expeditionen und Abenteuerurlaube
Booknordics.com – Hunderte von Abenteuern, Touren und Tageskreuzfahrten in Norwegen
Brim Explorer – ruhige Fjordtouren mit einem elektrischen Katamaran
Fjord Travel – nachhaltige Mehrtagestouren
Go Fjords - Touren und Aktivitäten in ganz Norwegen
50 Degrees North – unvergessliche, maßgeschneiderte Norwegen-Reisen für kleine Gruppen
Discover Norway – Skifahren, Radfahren und Wandertouren in Norwegen
Norwegian Holidays – günstige Pauschalreisen mit Norwegian. Flug, Hotel und Mietwagen
Stromma – Sightseeing, Ausflüge und Erlebnisse per Bus, Zug oder Boot
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We set off towards one of the world’s most perilous stretches of sea, infamous and feared by seafarers for thousands of years. Mentioned by Pytheas the Greek over 2000 years ago, and by world famous authors like Jules Verne, Herman Melville and Edgar Allan Poe. They write about the Great Maelstrom, a vortex that dragged anything that came too close down to the bottom of the darkest depths. Boats were smashed to smithereens, huge whales howled in fear as they met a terrible and violent end in the swirling waters of the Maelstrom. There were no limits to people’s imaginations in those days – yet, no smoke without fire, you might ask? We will take you out there so you can see for yourself!
On the way we visit a number of fascinating, abandoned settlements:
The roadless Ånstad, which in its heyday was one of the biggest fishing villages in Lofoten. Now only the foundations remain, together with a fantastic stone-built landing installation – a fascinating place that lets your imagination run free.
We also pay a visit to Hell and Refsvika on the rugged far side of islands. Abandoned settlements where even today you can get a feeling of what it was like to live off the sea a hundred years ago. In Refsvika there is also a gigantic coastal cave where Stone Age man decorated the walls with cave paintings over 3000 years ago.
We will also take a detour to the Svarvan and Buholman skerries out in the Maelstrom, where we will find a colony of gannets and other seabirds, and an emergency cabin built by the fishermen of Værøy to help save those who could not make it back from the Maelstrom when a sudden storm took them by surprise.
The trip goes from Sørvågen everyday at 10.00
Duration approx. 2 hours
Kr. 995, - per pax
Safety instructions are given before boarding.
The route can be changed or changed due to. weather conditions.
The tour will be completed with a minimum of 4 pers.
Bring good shoes and hat, we recommend a waterproof bag to have your camera in.
Including:
- Warm dress
- Lifejacket
- Gloves
- Glasses