Top Things to do in Finnmark
What to do and see in Finnmark, Northern Norway: The Best Other Outdoor Activities
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. Samiway
2. Gargia Lodge Snowmobile Adventures
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5.0 based on 45 reviews
Join us and experience the arctic wilderness Drive onto the remote Finnmark mountain plateau, one of Europe's last wilderness areas. We'll go across the Beskades plain to Soulovoupmi Lodge where we make a short break and enjoy a hot meal before returning to Gargia. All you need is a regular driving licence, a thorough safety introduction and driving instruction will be given before we start.
3. Vidda Runners Huskies
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5.0 based on 34 reviews
Vidda Runners is a sled dog camp located in Langfjordbotn, Finnmark. We offer a wide variety of adventure based excursions from relaxing day trips to week long expeditions. For those looking for a luxurious escape, our modern and roomy guest house offers a great alternative to traditional hotels. From dog sledding to fishing to berry picking we have something for everyone.
4. Arctic Ilo
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5.0 based on 14 reviews
Arctic Ilo is a small Family run business that provides authentic tailormade packages and trips winter and summer. We would recomend a King Crab Safari as a good Activity in the Porsanger region. We provide high quality accomodation and private fishing a long side river Lakselva and river Veidneselva.
5. Knivskjellodden
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4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By frejkarin - Kalmar, Sweden
No adventure to the North Cape is complete whiteout visiting the most northern part. The trail is 9Km and it is quite ruff terrain so expect that it will take around 6h to walk. But it is well worth it.
