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Oksfjord

At a glance

Getting ashore
Harbour quay, walkable
Into town
Walk, a few minutes
Best starting point
Harbour and the fjord
Currency
Norwegian krone · NOK

Getting ashore

Oksfjord is a small village on the Porsangerfjord in Finnmark. Ships use the harbour quay, and the village is walkable.

Watch-outs

The area is remote, and services are few. Weather is Arctic and the winds can be strong.

The village

Oksfjord is a quiet fishing village with a harbour and a few houses by the water.

Porsangerfjord

The Porsanger fjord is one of the longest in Norway, with views of the mountains and the islands. Boat trips run from the harbour in season.

Finnmark roads

Road trips take in the wide tundra and the coast, and the midnight sun is visible in summer.

Food & shopping

Seafood, including king crab and cod, is the main local food. The harbour and the hotel are the easiest choice.

Money & connectivity

The currency is the Norwegian krone. Cards are accepted in most places. Mobile signal is patchy.

Accessibility & mobility

The quay and village are mostly flat. Boat trips involve gangways. Ask your operator about accessible transport.