During arduous winters, mirroring the journey of the Arctic cod, masses of hardy fishermen would migrate to the Lofoten islands. Fishermen’s cabins, known as rorbuer in Norwegian (rorbu in the singular), were the simple structures which housed the boat crews who worked, ate, rested, and lived together during the fishing season. Holmen Lofoten has undergone a meticulous restoration process, with a focus on maintaining the original structures and historical design. All cabins have a minimum 3 night stay.