Skårungen

Skårungen Skårungen is the perfect basecamp in Lofoten! We offer cabins (rorbu), hotel rooms and camping grounds surrounded by spectacular scenery!

For the restaurant opening hours, check at www.skaarungen.no/restaurant

Introducing our new hotel rooms.Carefully designed. Calm materials. Warm light.Framed views of the fjord and mountains —...
04/03/2026

Introducing our new hotel rooms.

Carefully designed. Calm materials. Warm light.
Framed views of the fjord and mountains — right from your bed.

A space to slow down after a day outside.
Sophisticated, comfortable, and unmistakably Skårungen.

Welcome to a new way of staying in Lofoten.

03/03/2026

Boat trip from Skårungen to Skrova.

We leave the harbour, cross the open sea, and arrive in the small island village of Skrova. From there, it’s a short walk to white sand beaches surrounded by snow-covered mountains.

This is one of the boat trips we run throughout the season.
Are you ready to join?





23/02/2026

March is still aurora season in Lofoten.

Fresh snow in the mountains.
Northern lights at night.

Ski by day. Look up after dark.

20% off stays of 2+ nights in February & March.
Link in bio.

20/02/2026

After days of snowfall, this is what we wake up to.

Fresh snow. Clear lines.
Ski touring season in Lofoten.

20% off stays of 2+ nights in February & March.

Explore via link in bio.

12/02/2026

Ski all day.
Come back to warmth.

Skårungen works as a base for multi-day ski touring in Lofoten.

Fewer people. More space.

March stays available 🤩

11/02/2026

Just another afternoon on the fjord.
Skårungen is shaped by the people who live and work here.
Sometimes that includes questionable boat decisions.

Some nights you wait.Some nights they show up.Skårungen is a quiet place by the water — minimal light pollution, open sk...
09/02/2026

Some nights you wait.
Some nights they show up.

Skårungen is a quiet place by the water — minimal light pollution, open sky, no rush.
A good place to spend winter nights.

Auroras are never promised.
We just make space for them.

📍 Lofoten, Norway
♨️ Private spa, restaurant & experiences available during your stay



06/02/2026

Ski all day.
Recover properly.

Skårungen works as a winter base for multi-day ski touring — close to the mountains, calm in the evenings, warm when you’re done.

Some routes start just minutes away.
Others are worth the drive.

Ski first.
Aurora, if it happens.
And a warm place to slow down afterwards.

🎿 Ski touring in Lofoten
♨️ Private spa for after-ski recovery
📍 Lofoten

03/02/2026

Vågakallen watching over us.

The place you see from above — and the people who make it what it is.Skårungen is built on views, cabins, and experience...
23/01/2026

The place you see from above — and the people who make it what it is.
Skårungen is built on views, cabins, and experiences… but most of all, it’s built by this team.

Not everyone’s in the photo, but we’re all behind what you feel when you’re here 💛

Adresse

Ørsvågveien 40
Kabelvåg
8310

Åpningstider

Mandag 08:00 - 23:00
Tirsdag 08:00 - 23:00
Onsdag 08:00 - 23:00
Torsdag 08:00 - 23:00
Fredag 08:00 - 23:00
Lørdag 08:00 - 23:00
Søndag 08:00 - 23:00

Telefon

+4790141978

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Our story

It all started with the small island located right outside our property, Ørsvågholmen. On the island was a small farm, a fishing port ans “Rorbuer”. The location was chosen as it was very easy for the fishermen to moor their boats.

In 1895 all buildings were destroyed in a big fire, and all the new buildings were placed on the mainland. They built a big home for the landowner, a 5-story building where there was a grocery store, a telegraph and small rooms for people working in the fishing port. And they built a lot of small “rorbuer”. All these buildings are still here, and you can stay in them!

In 1913 the landowner went bankrupt, as the Cod did not come to this side of Lofoten for many years. Since the fishermen used rowing boats, they always chose the fishing port that was closest to them and the Cod, and Ørsvågvær lost it’s business.

In 1920 a new owner bought the land and put up a Cod liver oil boilery. This was built on a large wooden deck out in the water. Production from the boilery was good, but over the years the oil spilt on to the wooden deck and it started to rotten, eventually the entire building broke down.