The Lofoten Islands have so much more to offer
We spent a week on the Lofoten Islands. Within the week, we were able to see a lot. Yet, there is definitely more to discover! Some hikes that I still have on my bucket list for my next trip to the Lofoten Islands are: Håen, Nonstinden, Offersøykammen, Helvetestinden and Bunes Beach, Hermannsdalstinden, Munken, Tindstinden and the hike to Horseid Beach. Maybe you can include one or two of these hikes!
Hamnøy is a fishing village that we didn't visit this time but that I would definitely like to see. The panorama of the fishermen's huts in front of the towering mountain is incredibly impressive - at least on the pictures I've seen.
Otherwise, you should always keep an eye out for whales on the Lofoten Islands. Because you can see whales here all year round: In summer, the sperm whales stay in the north of Norway, while in winter you will mainly see orcas and humpback whales in the fish-rich fjords. Whale watching tours are offered in some places. You can book them via Get Your Guide (affiliate link). Just pay attention to what the organizations' ratings say about animal welfare.
Otherwise, there is one other place that is worth seeing, but which you will definitely pass by: The Fredvang Bridge. Both the view of the bridge and the view from the bridge are worthwhile!