On the northernmost part of the outermost larger island of the Lofoten archipelago, 300 km North of the arctic circle, you'll find the small fishing and farming village of Fredvang, where people have been living the traditional life of the fisherman-farmer for thousands of years.
Up till recently the isolated village was only reachable by boat or a small shuttle ferry, but it is now connected to the neighbour island with the two spectacular Fredvang Bridges, arching gracefully from islet to islet across the strait between the islands. The narrow road to and between the bridges is single file only, with traffic meeting pockets marked ‘M’