The fishing village of Laukvik is situated on the far side of the Lofoten Islands. There is a grocery shop there and a café, and the village is an excellent starting point for hiking, cycling and fishing trips in the local area.

The guesthouse (69 m²), which is set in magnificent countryside, used to be a barn, but has recently been converted, totally renovated and insulated against the winter cold, and can now accommodate 6 people. There are many large windows in the guesthouse, offering views of the sea, the mountains and the open countryside. From here you can observe white-tailed eagles as they fly past, and view the midnight sun or the northern lights. We have received a great deal of positive feedback with regard to the building's location, atmosphere and interior furnishings. The surrounding fields stretch all the way down to the seashore. In the guesthouse, there are 2 beds in the "Kristine Stua" room, 2 beds in "Petra Stua" and 2 (3) berths in the open loft room. Between the rooms, there is a large, modern and well-equipped kitchen, and in the bathroom there is a toilet and shower and underfloor heating. The guesthouse itself is warmed up by wood stoves and electric heating. The guesthouse is rented out as one complete unit, but can also be rented out as two units (double and single room with shared kitchen and bathroom).

Additionally, the Main House now has a new, separate (ca. 20 m²) apartment for rent, "Arne stua". Here is a well equipped kitchen, bathroom and a room with a sofa bed for 2 persons. View against the midnight sun, the ocean and the mountains. It is possible to rent an extra bedroom. At Viva Lofoten, guests can borrow bicycles, atelier and easels.