This Is As Far North As It Gets
Discover Nordkapp, Europe's northernmost point — and everything that makes the top of the world worth reaching.
Explore the island
Gjesvær
Gjesvær is a true pearl of Magerøya, with spectacular landscape. During the summer months it is a home for many colonies of seabirds, and in winter period it is a good place to catch the Northern Lights.
Honningsvåg
This is where the island's daily life happens. Honningsvåg's harbour, airport and streets are the starting point for almost every trip north on Magerøya.
Kamøyvær
Kamøyvær is an idyllic fishing village on the road to the North Cape
Skarsvåg
Skarsvåg is the world's northernmost fishing village — just 14 km from the North Cape, and close enough to feel like the edge itself.
North Cape Plateau
The North Cape Plateau -where the Arctic Ocean meets the sky. A breathtaking viewpoint and home to the iconic Globe monument.
Nordvågen
Nordvågen is a dreamy fishing village, located in close proximity to Honningsvåg.
Sarnes
Sarnes is a small coastal settlement located about 10 km south of Honningsvåg, along the road to the North Cape.
Bring Home A Piece Of The North
Shopping in Honningsvåg reflects the character of the North Cape. Here you’ll find small local shops, handmade crafts, outdoor clothing, souvenirs, and everyday essentials - all within walking distance of the town center.
Rest Your Head At The Top Of The World
In the North Cape region, you’ll find several hotels and locally run accommodation options - all within or close to Honningsvåg. Whether you prefer staying near the harbor or surrounded by quiet coastal nature, you’ll have comfortable places to rest while exploring the area.
Dive Into The Unique Tastes Of The Arctic Coast
Eating in Honningsvåg is influenced by the sea, the seasons, and the pace of coastal life. You’ll find cafés, restaurants and pubs where seafood, local stories and everyday atmosphere meet — whether you’re looking for a relaxed meal or something simple on the go.
A Year Told In Light
Here, the seasons are felt in the sky. Light changes, colours shift, and the landscape follows. Visiting the North Cape means meeting the place as it is - in that moment.
