![Red fishing houses in Reine [Lofoten Islands, Norway]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_vEJHMrQn4OHN-xKU-jR0_sItpaZ8w5wx2iOCdRAK3PSMI16uhLdkFXwprji_3qOO59s-2LdPTclcA_Qc73mdTrbUPisWKwD6b-D4N-yHxYUXDw07PGkCtZhCVPNoOJKhsR0QZjXy8pGM-GyUUsZZVHNZMkSFzk0IGQ6rLrJ4Y=s0-d "Red fishing houses in Reine [Lofoten Islands, Norway]")
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Reine, Norway | Despite its remote location above the Arctic Circle on the island of Moskenesøya in the Lofoten archipelago, Reine is a tourist destination with thousands drawn annually to its undeniable beauty and charm. The village comes into view as you summit Reinebringen Mountain, and its vivid colors become apparent next to the blue lagoon and gray cliffs. This idyllic little fishing town with only 300 or so residents seems straight out of a novel.
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