Reine Rorbuer offers traditional fishermen’s cabins, or rorbuer, set directly on the water in Reine, widely considered one of the most photographed villages in the Lofoten Islands.
Restored red-painted fishermen’s cabins built on stilts over the water, each simply furnished in traditional Norwegian style.
A straightforward dining programme drawing on the region’s fishing traditions, served in the village.
Boat trips into the surrounding fjords, sea eagle watching, and hiking across Lofoten’s dramatic mountain trails.
The Lofoten fjords support white-tailed sea eagle, otter and rich seabird colonies against a backdrop of dramatic granite peaks rising directly from the sea.
The cabins’ waterfront position beneath Reine’s jagged peaks is one of the most iconic landscape compositions in all of Norway.
The rorbuer’s restoration preserves a traditional Lofoten fishing architecture increasingly rare along the Norwegian coast.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
