2025 Honningsvag Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Norway 🇳🇴 Attractions-North Cape Souvenir Shop This is a very cute souvenir shop in a big town in North Point There are many different Trolls in it. You can also buy precious polar bear skins, bear skins, and wolf skins here. There are many stories of Norse mythology. If you don't see the aurora There is also a 3D dynamic aurora for viewing here Very interesting souvenir shop In addition to the souvenir shop, you can also find a king crab factory in this town. We just caught one and cooked it ourselves😋😋 Haowei 🇳🇴 Attractions -North Point Ji Souvenir Shop This is a very cute souvenir shop in a big town in North Point There are a lot of Trolls in different shapes You can also buy precious polar bear skins, bear skins, and wolf skins here There are also many Norse mythology stories about the gods if you don't see the aurora There are also 3D dynamic auroras to watch Very interesting souvenir shop In addition to the souvenir hall, you can also find a king crab factory in this town Let's grab one and cook it by ourselves😋😋

Destination: Nordkapp – the northernmost tip of continental Europe, the ultimate scenery within the Arctic Circle! 🌟Must-check experience: Midnight sun🌞: The sun that never sets 24 hours a day in summer, take a "Eternal Day" blockbuster! North Point Landmark 🗺️: Stand next to the globe sculpture, with a 307-meter-high cliff at your feet, facing the Arctic Ocean! Reindeer meets 🦌: Sami cultural experience, in the same frame as wild reindeer ~ Aurora Feast 🌌 (Winter): September-April, meet the hem of the goddess Aurora! Fishing Village Style 🐟: The town of Honningswogg, try freshly mixed king crab! 🚗Transportation Tips: Fly to Honningsvåg, then 30 minutes by car/bus directly to North Point. It is recommended to follow a tour in winter, the road conditions are complicated ❄️ 📸Photo Guide: Landmark cliffside wide-angle lens + windproof jacket (windy!) Aurora shooting: tripod + long exposure, wearing bright clothes more out of the video! 💡Hidden Egg: North Point Museum's "World's Northernmost Toilet", weird checkpoint +1😂

The owner is a confectioner with his own specialty chocolate. He is so friendly, welcoming, and generous! He offered us a box of chocolate to try along with a lemon tart to share. Make sure you stop by for a cup of coffee and cinnamon roll! ❤️

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The North Cape is the name of a cliff located at 71° 10′ 21″ north latitude, 307 meters above the Barents Sea level of the Arctic Ocean. It is usually referred to as the northernmost point of continental Europe. However, the true northernmost point of continental Europe is the Nordknaphut, located at 71° 08′ 02″ north latitude in Norway. Nordkapp is a municipality in Tromsø-Finnmark county, with Honningsvåg as its administrative centre. Other towns and villages include: Jesvell, Køfjord, Kämvanrhe, Kärvik, Nordvågen, Repvåg, Skarsvåg and Valan. The North Cape first became famous in 1553 when English explorer Richard Chancellor attempted to find a sea route through the Northeast Passage. For centuries, this has been a great adventure for travelers. As a majestic landmark, it has always challenged explorers, royalty and tourists from the north. This coastal city (although by Chinese standards it's pretty rural) is home to a large seabird colony. Jes Verstappen's island group is one of the most famous, with at least 2,500 pairs of razorbills. The road to North Point was built in 1956 and the last section is narrow, with steep slopes and many bends. The weather in the North Cape changes rapidly. It can change from sunshine to cloudy, from strong wind to calm in an instant. Especially in winter, if there is a blizzard, the traffic here will be paralyzed. Therefore, there are almost no tourists here in winter, and the Northern Lights are also rarely seen. But I still prefer the North Cape in winter, even though we have to follow the snowplow (Figure 2) to enter the North Cape in winter. Experience endless daylight in the summer, and the intensity of the midnight sun (Figure 3) will show you the coast with abundant bird life, grazing reindeer, and the breathtaking Arctic Ocean. However, due to the unpredictable weather, there is no guarantee that you will be able to see the midnight sun in summer. It really requires fate. Unlike winter, there are many tourists every day at midnight in the North Cape in summer. On the contrary, there are not many tourists during the day, which can be seen from the photos, including the time when the globe was cleared. Due to heavy tourist traffic in the summer, the North Cape offers an extensive transportation infrastructure for such a small and remote city. Honningsvåg Airport is located in the village of Valland, north of the town, and has daily flights to Tromsø. #Overseas travel #Norway #Norway travel #I miss Norway so much #Norway attractions #Norway scenery #Barents Sea #Sea view #Arctic reindeer #Arctic reindeer #reindeer #deer #norway #nordkapp #North Cape #North Cape of Norway #sunshine #sun

The North Cape is the name of a cliff located at 71° 10′ 21″ north latitude, 307 meters above the Barents Sea level of the Arctic Ocean. It is usually referred to as the northernmost point of continental Europe. However, the true northernmost point of continental Europe is the Nordknaphut, located at 71° 08′ 02″ north latitude in Norway. Nordkapp is a municipality in Tromsø-Finnmark county, with Honningsvåg as its administrative centre. Other towns and villages include: Jesvell, Køfjord, Kämvanrhe, Kärvik, Nordvågen, Repvåg, Skarsvåg and Valan. The North Cape first became famous in 1553 when English explorer Richard Chancellor attempted to find a sea route through the Northeast Passage. For centuries, this has been a great adventure for travelers. As a majestic landmark, it has always challenged explorers, royalty and tourists from the north. This coastal city (although by Chinese standards it's pretty rural) is home to a large seabird colony. Jes Verstappen's island group is one of the most famous, with at least 2,500 pairs of razorbills. The road to North Point was built in 1956 and the last section is narrow, with steep slopes and many bends. The weather in the North Cape changes rapidly. It can change from sunshine to cloudy, from strong wind to calm in an instant. Especially in winter, if there is a blizzard, the traffic here will be paralyzed. Therefore, there are almost no tourists here in winter, and the Northern Lights are also rarely seen. But I still prefer the North Cape in winter, even though we have to follow the snowplow (Figure 2) to enter the North Cape in winter. The photo in Figure 3 was taken at 23:37 on November 20, 2015. The brightest part on the left side of the globe is the moon. Although I had always wanted to take a picture of the Northern Lights and the globe in the same frame, and although I spent 6 nights, I was ultimately unable to do so. The Northern Lights are like this. When you think you can’t see them tonight, they appear in Valanciunas (Figure 15). Unfortunately, it was already 39 kilometers away from the North Cape, and this fishing village was still light polluted. #OverseasTravel #Norway #NorwegianAttractions #NorwegianTravel #ILoveNorway #NorthernLights #ArcticTrip #BarentsSea #FishingVillage #Moon #arctic #norway #aurora #nordkapp

Honningsvag, the northernmost point of continental Europe Honningsvag is the first landing point for our cruise journey and the first stop after entering Norway, where the Atlantic warm currents and the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean are here. Convergence, the average temperature in winter is minus 3 degrees Celsius, which is very warm compared to the polar environment here. Therefore, although Honningsvag is under heavy snow, it is not cold at all, and the temperature is around zero. We didn't have an umbrella, we didn't have any Raiders, and we didn't even watch the mobile map navigation. We walked to the depths of the town. The roadside buildings that were originally bright and colorful, were taken away by the sky with most of the saturation. On the road, apart from our guests who came down from the boat, away from the streets and alleys, there were no people, and there were no shops open for business. The whole town was quiet like an empty city, full of pure white. The end of the world is a cold wonderland, it is here. The snow is getting bigger and bigger, we have a very serious snow in Norway. Every step we take is cautious, and because of this, we have not missed any scenery along the way. Here you can see that the local people's life wisdom in order to fight against the extreme natural environment here, the cute snow shovels, the snow scooters, make people smile. Square huts are always the standard for many European port towns, as is the case with Honnings Vogel. Although it looks as ordinary as other towns, we are coming across thousands of mountains, and in our eyes it is so special.

The ship is docked at a very important stop, Honningsvag, a town in northern Norway, located at the northernmost tip of continental Europe, where we can go to the northern corner of continental Europe. Hongningsvag is really a very small town with a total population of more than 2,000 people. It is 40 kilometers away from the northernmost corner of the European continent. It was originally registered for the North Point project. As a result, the heavy snow in the sky, the road to the North Point was also sealed, and only in this small town. The colored cottage in the town is really beautiful, although it has to go to the North Point, but left more time for Hongningswog. This town has become one of the most beautiful towns on my trip to the Arctic Circle.