Lofoten Aquarium (Kabelvåg) - Visitor Information & Reviews

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Lofoten Aquarium and its collection

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Lofotakvariet, a saltwater aquarium, is situated in Storvågan near Kabelvåg in the Vågan municipality of Nordland. Since its opening in 1989, it has been a popular destination, attracting over 50,000 visitors annually.

Aquariums and Animal Pools

Lofotakvariet boasts 23 small and large aquariums that offer a glimpse into the underwater world of Lofoten. It also features dedicated pools for seals and otters, providing a unique opportunity to observe these creatures up close.

Café and Multimedia Presentations

In addition to its aquatic exhibits, Lofotakvariet also houses a café and offers multimedia presentations, enhancing the overall visitor experience.

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Opening hours

Closed: January 1 - January 31

February 1 - April 30
Sunday -Friday: 11:00 - 15:00

May 1 - May 31
Everyday: 11:00 -15:00

June 1 - August 31
Every day: 10:00 -18:00

September 1 - September 30
Every day: 11:00 - 15:00

October 1- November 31
Sunday - Friday: 11:00 - 15:00

Closed: December 1 - December 31

Closed: April 6-8 and May 17

Admission

3 – 15	NOK 90.00
Adults	NOK 145.00
Family (2 adults, 3 children)	NOK 420.00
Students	NOK 125.00

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Location & Map

Storvåganveien 28, Kabelvåg

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Lofoten Aquarium Reviews

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The Lofoten Aquarium, located in Kabelvåg, Norway, offers visitors an insight into the marine life of the North Atlantic. The aquarium houses a variety of local fish species and marine creatures, providing an educational experience about the ecosystem of the Lofoten archipelago. Visitors appreciate the opportunity to see native species up close, including cod, halibut, and wolf fish. The seal pool is often mentioned as a highlight, where visitors can observe these animals in a simulated natural environment. The aquarium's efforts in conservation and education are generally well-regarded. However, some visitors note that the facility is relatively small and may feel dated compared to more modern aquariums. The exhibits are informative but might benefit from updates or expansion. While the aquarium provides a good overview of local marine life, some visitors find the entry fee a bit high for the size of the facility. Despite these drawbacks, many find the Lofoten Aquarium to be a worthwhile stop, especially for families and those interested in learning about the region's marine biodiversity.

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