Things to do in Finnmark, Northern Norway: The Best Nature & Parks

Seiland National Park: Steep costal landscape with Skandinavias northernmost glaciers. Seiland is a very beautiful part of the islands of vestern Finnmark, with both small and big fjords surrounded by steep mountains. Seilands two glaciers are the northernmost galciers in Skandianvia. Even though the National Park is far north, it is still very green. These steep mountains are nesting place for a lot of bird pray.

Outdoor activities in fantastic nature, with great view over the Altafjord and mountains surrounding the area. In summertime we have hiking tracks and a exciting top tree climbingpark with 10 zip lines, including our 207 meters Speedy zipline. In wintertime you can enjoy the view over Altafjorden in the fantastic slopes at our ski sentre. Here you can enjoy snowboarding or skiing under the northern light. We offer five downhill pistes and snow park with jumps and rails. Cross country tracks are surrounding the centre. Our cozy cafeteria offers homemade dishes and snack in a nice warm atmosphere. Equipment are available for rent.

Come and explore the arctic with our professional and experience local guides. Your experience is a result of a lifelong passion for the artic nature and local history. Our experience will be your memories. We organize, daily guided tours, explorer multiday packages and exclusive tailormade packages. We provide service and different packages customized for the different seasons.

Hornoya is the eastermost protected nature reserve in Norway. Here you can go ashore and experience a plentiful bird life up close. The island has one of the largest seabird colonies in Norway, including Razorbill, Atlantic puffin, European shag, Common guillemot, Brünnich's guillemot, Black-legged kittiwake, Great black-backed gull and Herring gull. Vardo Harbour offers transportation by boat. The passage from Vardo to Hornoya takes about 10 minutes.