I think you're right, looks like multiple photos merged together. It would be fun it this scene became "famous", and people walked around in Reine looking for it..

Probably a good call, as there is no real path, and it can be a bit tricky to find the best way. And: There's always a reason to go to Lofoten!

Nice shot! The rock outcrop (near Presten and Festvågtind) is popularly called Torsketunga (the cod's tongue), as sort-of a joke on Trolltunga (the troll's tongue) heard Odda. See #torskertunga on Instagram for more: www.instagram.com/explore/sear...

The mountains looks like Olstinden, but this must be an AI image, and not a real photo. Zoom in for "proof".

Heheh, yes, it's not far between Hamnøy, Toppøya, Sakrisøy, Olenilsøy, etc - especially when driving on E10, and you move from one island to another in a few seconds. This map is good: norgeskart.no#!?project=no...

That’s such a cool little double beach!

Nice photo! But this is Hamnøy, not Reine.

Hehe, yes! It's everywhere. 🤖

Possibly the most iconic drone shot of Lofoten. And extremely popular, to the point where locals consider illegal jammers to get rid of all the drone enthusiasts. NRK story (requires translation): www.nrk.no/nordland/fot...

Not a real photo though..

Nusfjord é um dos lugares mais legais em Lofoten. Essas fotos foram tiradas do estacionamento, mas definitivamente vale a pena pagar a taxa de entrada de 100 NOK, que vai para preservar a monst autêntica pequena vila de pescadores em Lofoten. #nusfjord

Nice photo! The name of this island is Sakrisøy, not Hamnøy. They're separated by a small bridge.

Nice! This ship is built by Eilert Nikolaisen, and can be seen at Laupstad, not far from Svolvær. Here's a photo of Eilert and the ship, from local newspaper Lofotposten.