A must-visit location. We saw orca through the window from the dining table, and also really interesting are the iron age settlement remnants. Great walks and views around the island, and the lighthouse and out-buildings are thoughtfully renovated.
Had the pleasure of being a volunteer and spent sometime on this Island myself last year. Although it is known to many as a place for catching glimpses of Orca pods that occasionally swim by; or as a location to view the Aurora Borealis, for me it is something more; looking out to the sea, watching the birds soar, listening to the sound of waves crashing upon the shores, feeling as if I am at the edge of the world; away from all the weight that tied me down, having my first good night's sleep in a long time and feeling full of life.
Some of the best things are the hardest to describe, perhaps you may understand should you decide to visit someday, though as a guest your experience will no doubt differ, I suspect since now that you are curious about this place like I once was, you will find it too to your liking as I did. Good luck and I hope you will find what you are looking for.
Stayed here in February and left with memories I'll treasure forever. Elena is a fantastic host and chef, and also great fun. I can't imagine a better place to get away from it all.
Litloy Fyr, is a unique and owe inspiring place. To visit and stay on the island was one of the best experiences of of life and is something I treasure! Elena is simple amazing! Hopefully I will be able to visit again soon!
A wonderful hideout on the edge of the world. The island looks very small but kept me busy for three days. Walking, siting, taking pictures, looking at sunsets, watching the aurora, reading and eating the tasty local food.