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Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer

A small family-run rorbu yard at Å, where the Lofoten road ends: four cabins, four apartments and a boat converted to sleep in, about 35 beds in all, with boats for hire.

Last verified 16 September 2026

Rorbu in Å

Å is the last village on the E10, and this is one of the places to stay in it: a compact yard of fishermen's cabins and apartments run by the family who own it, with around 35 beds between nine units.

The cabins take four to six — Buvåg and Høvedsmannen four each, Skårungen five, Hellvåg six — in a mixture of double beds and bunks, and two of them are insulated for winter. Four apartments named Kahytten, Blåmyra, Styrhuset and Sjarken sleep four apiece, and Omega, a boat lying at the quay, has two double beds for another four. Every unit has a fitted kitchen, a shower and a toilet, with WiFi and a television.

The yard also hires boats: an 18-footer with a 40 hp outboard and aluminium boats of 21 and 23.5 feet with 150 hp, and fishing gear to go with them. A skippered boat can be booked for sightseeing or fishing for up to twelve people. There is a grill hut, and space for a motorhome. A cleaning fee of NOK 600 is charged per stay.

Why stay here

Self-catering at the end of the road, with your own boat if you want one, in a village small enough to walk round in twenty minutes and close to the Å museums, the Moskenes ferry and the hikes above Sørvågen.

Who it’s for

People who came to fish, and families or groups who want a kitchen and a cabin rather than a hotel room. The four-berth cabins and apartments suit a family; Hellvåg at six takes a larger party; Omega suits anyone who fancies sleeping aboard a boat.

Highlights

  • Nine units: four rorbuer, four apartments and a boat to sleep on
  • Around 35 beds in total, cabins sleeping four to six
  • Kitchen, shower and toilet in every unit, with WiFi and TV
  • Boat hire from 18 to 23.5 feet, with fishing equipment
  • Skippered trips for up to twelve people
  • Grill hut and motorhome parking; family-run

Things to consider

There is no Booking.com listing for this place in our inventory, so the times, the rules and the current unit list all need to be settled with the operator directly — including check-in and check-out, which are not published. A cleaning fee of NOK 600 is added to a stay. Two of the cabins are insulated for winter; the rest are not described that way, so ask if you are coming between October and April. Å is 5 km beyond Sørvågen at the end of the E10, and parking in the village fills in summer.

The accommodation

Nine units. The rorbuer are Buvåg (four beds), Hellvåg (six), Skårungen (five) and Høvedsmannen (four), with bunk beds and double beds between them and bunks in some living areas; two are insulated to a high standard for winter. The apartments Kahytten, Blåmyra, Styrhuset and Sjarken sleep four each, and Omega, a boat, has two double beds. All told the operator counts about 35 beds. Each unit has its own kitchen, shower and toilet.

Room types at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer
UnitSleepsBeds and layout
Buvåg4rorbu; four beds
Hellvåg6rorbu; six beds
Skårungen5rorbu; five beds
Høvedsmannen4rorbu; four beds
Kahytten4apartment; four beds
Blåmyra4apartment; four beds
Styrhuset4apartment; four beds
Sjarken4apartment; four beds
Omega4a boat with two double beds

Facilities

  • Waterfront
  • Kitchen
  • Self-catering
  • Wi-Fi
  • Parking

Fitted kitchens, showers and toilets in every unit, with WiFi and a television throughout. A grill hut stands on the site and there is parking for motorhomes. Boats are available to hire, along with fishing equipment, and a skipper can be booked.

Self-catering: every cabin and apartment has its own kitchen, and there is a grill hut for cooking the day's catch outside. Å has a café and a bakery in season, and the nearest supermarket is at Sørvågen.

Location

The yard is at Å-veien 104, postcode 8392, at Å in Lofoten, where the E10 stops. The operator gives its position as 67°52.804' N, 12°59.185' E, which puts it in the village itself beside the water.

Å-veien 104, 8392 Sørvågen, Norway

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Getting there

The operator publishes no distances. Å lies at the end of the E10 beyond Sørvågen and Moskenes, whose ferry quay serves the crossing to Bodø.

Questions

How many people does Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer sleep?
Around 35 across nine units. The cabins take four to six each, the four apartments four apiece, and Omega, a boat at the quay, has two double beds.
Can I hire a boat at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
Yes. The yard hires an 18-foot boat with a 40 hp motor and aluminium boats of 21 and 23.5 feet with 150 hp, along with fishing equipment, and a skippered boat can be booked for up to twelve people.
Do the cabins at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer have kitchens and WiFi?
Every cabin and apartment has a fitted kitchen, a shower and a toilet, and the operator lists WiFi and a television throughout.
Is Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer open in winter?
Two of the rorbuer are insulated for winter use to a high standard. The others are not described that way, so ask the operator before booking a cold-season stay.
Are there extra charges at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
A cleaning fee of NOK 600 is charged per stay. Rates for the cabins, apartments and boat hire are published on the operator's own site.
What time is check-in at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
The operator does not publish check-in or check-out times, and there is no Booking.com listing to take them from, so arrange your arrival directly with the yard.
Where is Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
At Å-veien 104 in the village of Å, postcode 8392, at the point where the E10 through Lofoten ends, past Sørvågen and the Moskenes ferry quay.
Which airport is nearest to Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
In a straight line, the nearest airport is Leknes Airport (LKN), about 40 km away. The distance by road is longer.
How far is Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer from the Moskenes ferry quay?
About 3.3 km in a straight line. The distance by road is longer.
Is there parking at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer?
Yes. The sources for this page list parking at Å Feskarbrygga Rorbuer.

Sources

Details last verified 16 September 2026.