Experience the magnificent Island of Skrova in complete silence and comfort on board our purpose-built hybrid-electric boat. Surrounded by mountains and skerries, dotted with isolated white sandy beaches, and topped with a small but lively community, Skrova is a world unto itself.
Experience the magnificent Island of Skrova in complete silence and comfort on board our purpose-built hybrid-electric boat. Surrounded by mountains and skerries, dotted with isolated white sandy beaches, and topped with a small but lively community, Skrova is a world unto itself.
Explore this off-beaten path destination for up to 5 hours. Skrova is only reachable by sea, and is known as “Lofoten’s Hawaii”!
In silence, the silent boat will cruise between the skerries and deploy an underwater drone to bring you closer to the rich marine life that inhabits these pristine waters. During the short journey over, the crew will give you an introduction to Skrova island and interesting things to do.
Upon arrival, the boat will dock in front of Fotobrygga restaurant, a 200-year-old charming wooden building and the oldest operating Brygga on Skrova. This is the main meeting place for locals. Here you can collect your food pack if you pre-ordered one and set off on your adventure on the Island or return at 8pm for a delicious 3-course dinner in a cosy and traditional atmosphere.
Explore Skrova Island by foot, bike or kayak
If you’d like to know more about the history and culture of Skrova, you can join one of the people from Fotobrygga for a short cultural walk.
There are several hiking opportunities on this island, and the most popular is to the Skrova top (Høgskrova 258 meters above sea level). Here you will get a breathtaking view!
You can also rent a bike and go around the island and see Skrova Lighthouse and the ‘art tunnel’. If you’re more of an ocean person like us, you can also join a 3-hour Kayaking tour around the pristine beaches with crystal clear waters.
At 10pm the boat will head back to Svolvær, and you can take in the magical evening sun. Keep your eyes peeled in the sky for some white-tailed eagles.
