Rainy adventure - It was such a thrilling experience! My guide was knowledgeable and shared interesting facts with our group. I love the fact that it was raining; it added an extra layer of adventure:).

Top trip. Take the photos of a lifetime - Fantastic rib boat trip to the sea eagles. Good boats good equipment. Make sure you have a hat, sturdy footwear, scarf and gloves and sufficient warm underwear. You will get waterproof overalls and ski goggles there. Mittens can be borrowed if necessary. The tour was also done by seniors, so let that not be an obstacle. Don't bring any bags The eagles are fed and are therefore always there.

Nice trip - A very nice trip and saw many sea eagles up close. Along the way we were told all kinds of things about what we saw and of course about the sea eagles themselves. The trip across the water alone is also great fun!

Very good organization. Warm equipment loaned on departure. Be sure to wear warm shoes and dress to enjoy. - Superb introduction to Lofoten. Magnificent views. We saw the eagles in flight and on their island. Very professional guide.

Spectacular ! - Incredible excursion! Observing eagles and sailing in the fjords, what a magical experience! The guide was great, explains the environment with passion, etc. In terms of safety, you can go there without fear, good boat handling. Waterproof clothing, gloves and protective glasses are provided! Go ahead and experience these timeless moments!

In the top - It was a timeless moment, magnificent weather and eagles of course. The zodiac ride is really nice, we had several explanations but being in front it wasn't always easy to hear

What an amazing excursion! - This was an AMAZING trip! Even though I went in January and it was cold, the staff provided us with a suit to go over our clothes and extra gloves...... I was in awe the whole time! We saw more sea eagles than I could count, a salmon farm, as well as Trollfjorden. Our guide was quite knowledgable about the history of this region and described the famous Battle of Trollfjord in 1890 between local fisherman and steam ship operators over the rights to fish. As a history teacher - This was fascinating. I was traveling alone, so I joined a larger group of people traveling together. It was a perfect 2 hours. If you do attend as a group - I recommend splitting up between 2 boats bc then you can take photos of your friends inside the boat with the scenary .... and they of you! I would have liked this but managed a decent selfie! Thanks so much for a wonderful day to remember always!

Great experience - A great trip if you want to see, observe and photograph sea eagles up close. The whole thing is professionally organized by a very friendly crew and takes place in front of a fantastic panorama. You would think that J.R.R. Tolkien was secretly here too.

Water must do in Svolvaer. - I did the morning kayak on one day and the sea eagle safari the next day with a tour group. Both were excellent activities and a couple of hours a piece. On the kayak tour, our guide, Toby was great at explaining a little of the history of the area and pointing out fish, starfish, sea urchins, fisherman's wife statue and other key areas. We lucked out with weather and although a little cloudy, the water was calm and incredibly clear. The eagle safari felt like an episode of 'Miami Vice' as you zip along in rubberized rafts/boats as you encounter several eagles and tremendous scenery. Very knowledgeable guide and well worth the visits.

Eagles and dolphins at full blast!! - Beautiful experience amidst the wonders of the fjord. Among dolphins and eagles it was an exciting adventure that deserves the price spent (€95 each). Payment can be made the day before by booking and showing up half an hour before the indicated time. You wear an airtight suit (if you happen to wear trousers and a t-shirt in the summer, don't cover up to avoid having to go to the sauna!) which guarantees waterproofness, equipped with a special life jacket and goggles for the wind. Suitable for all ages, even the little ones! The driver explains for the entire journey (about 2 hours) the exploits and lives of the Norwegians, and then carefully supported by special handlebars towards the wonderful eagles. We even glimpsed dolphins along the way! The journey ends by entering the smallest fjord (we are talking about at least 100m between shore and shore) and then returning back to the opposite side where the eagles were initially seen. More photos and videos stolen while herring are thrown away whose eagles don't have to do it twice!