Trevarefest and Tide Sharebus once again join forces to provide easy and reliable transportation from Svolvær and Kabelvåg to Henningsvær! There will be a daily bus from Svolvær via Kabelvåg to Henningsvær and Trevarefabrikken) each festival day (Monday 28th, Tuesday 29th, Wednesday 30th of July). Departure time will be at 16:00 PM from Svolvær, with return to Kabelvåg and Svolvær at 00:00 AM and 03:30 AM.

NB! This is a Tide Sharebus concept, which means that tickets have to be bought before Thursday 24th of July to get the bus confirmed. We encourage you to buy tickets as early as possible.

There will also be a daily shuttle service from Engøya and Festvåg directly to Trevarefabrikken with return during the night, each day of the festival, for people who are camping outside the center of Henningsvær.

Info about Tide Sharebus time schedule and prices will be published 01.04.

Trevarefest has no official festival camp site. On a general note camping in Lofoten follows the same right of public access laws as in the rest of Norway – the so called “right to roam”-laws. However, you’re not allowed to set up your tent closer than 150m to a house, a private property or any place where the local municipality has set other rules. It is therefore forbidden to camp on the island of Henningsvær for example.

The closest areas to Henningsvær with free camping zones are some smaller parts of land at Engøya (the island between the two bridges) and parts of Festvåg.

Engøya and Festvåg are approximately 20-30 minutes by foot from Henningsvær and the festival area. During Trevarefest, there will be daily shuttle buses between Trevarefabrikken and Engøya/Festvåg provided by Ferdia Sharebus. Ticket and information about the shuttle service can be bought here

OBS! There is a privately run camp site in Festvåg where there are toilets, fresh water and parking. Here you can set up camp in exchange of a fee. Trevarefest is not in charge of this private camp site and all questions regarding this service has to be taken up with the camp owners.

Getting to Henningsvær from around Lofoten is fairly easy. Traveling by bus you will spend around 40 minutes from Svolvær, 60 minutes from Leknes, 2,5 hours from Moskenes or 2,5 hours from Evenes Airport. There are affordable public busses driving all around Lofoten every day. Through this travel planner you will find all the information you need. Tickets are easily purchased through the app > Billett Nordland or onboard the busses (slightly more expensive).

In addition there are affordable daily public buses between Svolvær and Henningsvær: Use this travel planer for public buses in Lofoten.

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The larger task is getting to Lofoten in the first place. We recommend traveling by train or by car if you have the option. The drive north is one of the most scenic in the world – passing natural and cultural heritage sites left and right – it is truly an experience of a lifetime. The train north also passes some magical scenery, with the added benefit of being able to kick-back with a book, podcast or the TF25-playlist, to get into the right festival mood.

There is a train option from Oslo to Bodø via Trondheim. We recommend day-time train to Trondheim, and night train to Bodø (the longest stretch). From Bodø, you can either take the passenger boat to Svolvær or the ferry to Moskenes, with bus connection to Henningsvær. With the last latter option allowing you to travel through half of Lofoten on your way to Henningsvær.

There is also a very “trans-siberiansque” 18 hour night train ride from Stockholm to Narvik. It’s often the cheapest and most convenient train option to Lofoten.

If you are arriving by air plane, the nearest airport is Svolvær (40 min), Leknes (50 min) and Harstad/Narvik (180 min). Harstad/Narvik is usually the cheapest destination to fly to. All the airports have bus connections to Svolvær and Henningsvær. You can rent a car or take the public Line 300 from Evenes Airport to Svolvær; Billett Nordland-app or plan your trip through the ReisNordland-travel-planner.

All activities during Trevarefest require that you either have a festival pass (3-day) or a daily concert ticket for the same day as the activity you want to join. Some activities are for free and for some you need to pay extra.

Info about activities will be updated in the program on the website on the go. Stay tuned!