Sørlandsvågen

Sørlandsvågen sits on the southern side of Værøy, one of the Lofoten archipelago's most remote islands, where you anchor off in striking scenery with steep cliffs and open sea all around. This is raw, end-of-the-road Norway — Værøy is famous for its enormous seabird colonies, including puffins and white-tailed eagles, so you'll likely have company overhead. The island village is a short distance away if you want to stretch your legs ashore.