Linen, towels and cleaning are included, with self check-in and a local team on the islands.
The view
Ask our guests what they remember, and the answer is the view.
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the sea and the mountains from the living room, the dining table and the terrace. Midnight sun in June, northern lights in winter.
The story
We finished Lofotendreams in 2025 as the house we would want after a full day out in Lofoten weather. Day to day it is cared for by Lofoten Vacation, a local agency managing over sixty holiday homes on the islands.
The Lofotendreams family
Half the reason to come is the light.
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“The panoramic windows in the living room were one of the highlights — the view of the sea and the sunsets were absolutely stunning. The sauna and the fantastic rain shower added a real luxury feeling to the stay.” Stefan · May 2026 · Airbnb
“The accommodation was spotlessly clean, well furnished and tasteful, with a well-stocked kitchen and high-quality bathrooms. After a day of hiking or exploring the island, it was a welcome retreat.” John · February 2026 · Airbnb
“The house was absolutely beautiful. Loved the wood fireplace and sauna. Perfect spot for watching northern lights and plenty of privacy. We absolutely loved it!” Ashlee · October 2025 · Airbnb
The setting
Leknes sits at the midpoint of the archipelago. Reine in the south and Henningsvær in the north are each an easy morning trip, and the airport is seven minutes from the door.
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The light
28 May – 14 July
Seven weeks without a sunset, watched from the terrace.
September – early April
Dark skies from early evening and a private garden to watch from.
Fly to Leknes via Bodø with Widerøe; the chalet is 7 minutes from the terminal. Or fly direct to Harstad/Narvik Evenes and drive 2.5 to 3 hours down the E10. Car ferries run Bodø to Moskenes, and the coastal ferry calls daily at Stamsund, 20 minutes away. Rent a car whichever way you arrive; there is a free EV charger at the chalet.
From September to early April, on clear nights, often from the chalet's own garden and terrace. Nobody can promise aurora.
Roughly 28 May to 14 July the sun never sets over Lofoten.
Yes. Rental cars in Lofoten come on winter tyres by law and the E10 is cleared and salted. Free parking at the chalet.
Six, in three bedrooms and five beds: a master bedroom on the main floor and two rooms upstairs with large single beds. Two full bathrooms, one with the sauna. Bed linen and towels included.
Very. The beach at Skomakerstranda is five minutes' walk away and Leknes has everything from a cinema to a hospital within five minutes.
Yes. The booking buttons on this page take you to the chalet's own page at Lofoten Vacation, where you complete the reservation on a live calendar. They handle keys, cleaning and anything you need during the stay.
