As National Geographic Resolution came to Reine, excitement buzzed among the guests who were eager to explore the picturesque fishing village. With its colorful red wooden houses nestled amidst towering mountains, Reine seemed like a painting come to life. The island's modest population of 314 added to its charm, offering a glimpse into the intimate rhythms of coastal life.
Stepping onto the cobbled streets, we wandered freely, soaking in the serene ambiance. A visit to the cultural center provided insights into the village's rich heritage and deep-rooted connection to the sea. Following a delightful lunch, we faced a delightful dilemma: long hikes, medium hikes, or Zodiac rides? Each option promised adventure, whether scaling rugged peaks or venturing deeper into the fjords. With hearts full of anticipation, we set off, ready to immerse ourselves in the untamed beauty of Norway's Lofoten Archipelago.
