Commonly known as Europe’s most northerly point, and Scandinavia’s most popular tourist destination, the North Cape is a cliff face jutting into the sea where the Atlantic and Arctic oceans merge. Visitors can enjoy the midnight sun in summer, activities like dog-sledding in the winter months, or simply explore the neighboring colorful fishing villages. This region is a popular spot for hikers wishing to take in the fresh air, observe endless views of the wild ocean, and wander in complete tranquility, far away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Given the complete remoteness of the region, wildlife thrives in this protected paradise! Take a bird safari to a nature reserve and feast your eyes on some of the 2 million seabirds resident there. Nordkapphallen (North Cape Hall) is a visitor’s center dedicated to welcoming tourists from all over the world and showcasing the geological and touristic history of the region, as well as offering a chapel and a gift shop! This vast landscape is an adventurer’s playground, and it is obvious why!