The 6 Best Things to do in Kjollefjord, Northern Norway

Arctic Coast is the main provider of arctic tours and excursions. We arrange adventures for small and large groups, and our experienced guides are experts in local history, nature and climate. Come join our realm as we blaze through nature at its rawest and most pristine on a rumbling snowmobile or enjoy the breathtaking views of the northenmost point of Europe.

Your guide to genuine sami experiences in the arctic north. You can also buy sami arts & crafts at our Gallery Shop. Taste reindeer meat in our lavvu. Sleep well in one of our Reindeer Design Lodge.

Foldalbruket has been granted protected heritage status by the Directorate for Cultural Heritage since 1994. Foldalbruket has its traditions dating back to the early 1900s. Today Foldalbruket offers accommodation, and with the story of Foldalbruket as a baseline, we invite you to a historic walk through a typical fish-factory on the coast of Finnmark during the 1950s.

The ocean, fjords, mountain plain, forests, fishing lakes and granite geology – Welcome to Lebesby! You will find us just east of North Cape, on the Norwegian Lapland coast. Visit us for a fascinating diversity of landscapes and exotic fishing villages. The inland stretches of Lebesby are home to fertile forest, lakes and vast plains – paradise for fishing and hunting enthusiasts. As you travel along the banks of Laksefjorden, you get closer to the ocean. Kjollefjord is unique, with its range of mountains sheltering it from the brutal force of the Arctic Ocean, and is well-known for its great fishing and king crab. And when arriving in Kjollefjord by boat, you are greeted by Finnkirka, a spectacular sea cliff which, according to legend, was once a sacrificial site for the Sami. Population: 1,400 Area, municipality: 3,262 km²

Lebesby and Kjollefjord: The ocean, fjords, mountain plain, forests, fishing lakes and granite geology – Welcome to Lebesby! You will find us just east of North Cape, on the Norwegian Lapland coast. Visit us for a fascinating diversity of landscapes and exotic fishing villages. The inland stretches of Lebesby are home to fertile forest, lakes and vast plains – paradise for fishing and hunting enthusiasts. As you travel along the banks of Laksefjorden, you get closer to the ocean. Kjollefjord is unique, with its range of mountains sheltering it from the brutal force of the Arctic Ocean, and is well-known for its great fishing and king crab. And when arriving in Kjollefjord by boat, you are greeted by Finnkirka, a spectacular sea cliff which, according to legend, was once a sacrificial site for the Sami. Population: 1,400. Area, municipality: 3,262 km².