travelfrosch Says: Not far from Kjøllefjord is the remarkable rock formation known as the Finnkirka, or the Finnish Church. While it looks at first glance to be some sort of ruined church, it is actually a natural rock formation. It is reputed to be an ancient Sami place of sacrifice. But...
travelfrosch Says: Northbound coastal steamers depart Kjøllefjord for Kirkenes daily at 5:45PM. Southbound steamers arrive daily at 3:30AM, departing shortly thereafter for the journey to Bergen.To get to or from Kjøllefjord, you'll normally take a "port-to-port" trip. The website has a list...
travelfrosch Says: I'm not sure what the story is with this building, but clearly it's seen better days. The unforgiving winter seems to have got the better of this structure. If you'd like to see what you can do with it, you can probably contact the Kjøllefjord village elders. They might be...
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The coastal steamer made a call at this port in the far north of Norway. It was a beautiful day, but you can imagine this must be quite an unforgiving place during a winter storm.
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