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Cabins in Sørvågen

Cabins and lodges in Sørvågen, on the E10 between Reine and Å at the south-west end of Lofoten. Check the address on each listing before booking.

Last verified 16 September 2026

Page text updated 25 September 2026

Houses and a red cabin at Sørvågen under low cloud
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These are the cabins and lodges this guide lists in Sørvågen. Sørvågen lies on the E10 on Moskenesøya, between Reine and Å, facing Vestfjorden near the open sea. Check the address on each listing before booking.

What you are booking

Klingenberg Rorbuer and Eagle Bay Waterfront Rorbu B are named as rorbuer by their operators. Facilities appear where a source states them, and each listing shows a Booking.com guest rating with the date it was checked where one exists.

The village around them

Sørvågen is still a working fishing village, with fish landing and processing, a slipway and a mechanical workshop. In 1908 northern Europe's first radio link for general telegram traffic opened between Sørvågen and Røst, partly to serve the Lofoten fishery; the telegraph and telephone station built in 1914 now houses the Telecom Museum. Visit Lofoten lists several restaurants in the village and the Oddan nature reserve beside it protects a kittiwake breeding site.

Who it suits

Travellers arriving on the Bodø ferry — the Moskenes landing lies between Sørvågen and Reine — and walkers, since Visit Lofoten's Reinebringen guide names Sørvågen among the places to stay for that climb. Å is further along the E10. Check dates on Booking.com.

Cabins and lodges

13 places to stay

Questions

Which cabins are listed in Sørvågen?
The listing on this page shows every cabin and lodge this guide has in Sørvågen, among them Klingenberg Rorbuer and Eagle Bay Waterfront Rorbu B. Check the address on each listing before booking.
Where is Sørvågen?
Sørvågen is on the E10 on the south-east side of Moskenesøya, between Reine and Å, facing Vestfjorden close to the open sea. Visit Lofoten gives its area as 0.63 square kilometres.
Is Sørvågen near the Moskenes ferry?
Yes. The Moskenes ferry landing, where the crossing from Bodø arrives, lies between Sørvågen and Reine, so the village is one of the closest bases to it.
Can you stay in Sørvågen for the Reinebringen hike?
Visit Lofoten's Reinebringen guide names Sørvågen among the places to stay for that hike, along with the neighbouring villages on Moskenesøya.
Are there places to eat in Sørvågen?
Visit Lofoten lists several restaurants in Sørvågen, and the village also has the Telecom Museum in the 1914 telegraph and telephone station. Each listing shows whether a source records a kitchen, so check it if you want to cook.

Sources

Details last verified 16 September 2026.