Unstad Beach — Attraction in Vestvågøy

Very nice beach, the sand is almost white and the sea is clear and blue. If you didn't know you were in Norway, it could have been Hawaii! The only con is that, since it is on the Lofoten and quite north, the sea is still very cols even in July. On top of that, there is a very strong smell of rotten eggs, I guess caused by the water plants that start rotting when the tides are changing and they are no longer in the sea. However, that shouldn't hold you back from visiting this lovely beach that is also very much loved by surfers. It is recommended to camp on a parking lot with a great view on the beach for about €15 per...

A place where nature seems to have blended a palette just for an artist: pale sand, black boulders, turquoise water, and dramatic mountains all around. On sunny days, you can even sunbathe — the polar day outshines the southern sun. The beach has long been loved by surfers: the waves are energetic, the atmosphere is free-spirited, and there’s a cozy surf station nearby. But even if you’re not into surfing, this place is a must-see for its vastness, its beauty, and the feeling that you’ve stepped into a film where nature...

I was there for a week in October and there were great consistent waves that even beginners will have fun with on all days except one day there was a storm. It can be very windy, but the views are great especially when the sun is shining! There is good camping options that cost a little per night and if you have tent you can walk a little further away and camp for free, and there is even a shelter and fireplace close to the forest on the right. Also an awesome place to view the...