Top Things to do in Finnmark
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What to do and see in Finnmark, Northern Norway: The Best Nature & Wildlife Areas
Lying at the very top of Europe, Finnmark is the northernmost part of Norway that reaches around Sweden and meets Finland. This is the heart of Norwegian Lapland, where Karasjok is the cultural and political seat of Sami life. Though Norway's biggest county by size, Finnmark has the fewest people. Alta, the biggest city with just 17,000, is called the Town of Northern Lights for its great views of the phenomenon. Alta Museum is largely devoted to local rock carvings from thousands of years ago.
Restaurants in Finnmark
1. Stabbursdalen nasjonalpark
2. Hornoya
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4.5 based on 22 reviews
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.
3. Sandfjorden
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
Sandfjorden is a landscape preservation area dominated by a tall mountain ridge and a long sandy beach with dunes and distinctive vegetation. All motor vehicles and camping are prohibited. Location: approx. 16 km from Berlevag on RV 890.
4. Pasvik Nature Reserve
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4.5 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Darrencru - Bergen, Norway
This is simple one of the nicest places we have ever been. The scenery, the silence, the wildlife, the adventure were all fantastic and we will definitely be back one day. Just amazing.
5. Trollholmsund
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4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By KEGillesen - Vinterbro, Norway
This place is something really special! Located 7-8 km from the Roald between Lakselv and Indre Billefjord. You can drive to a parking 5 km from the main road, but the last 20-30 minutes you have to walk. It is a narrow path that is not very crowded, so there is plenty of time to enjoy the beautiful scenery. Trollholmsund is at the edge of the ocean, where "trolls" made of dolomite rocks made 700 million years ago now reign over this coastal strip! This area is now connected to an adventure from ancient times. Here you can Aldo find the rare Rhododendron "Lapprose".
