Honningsvag, Norway Port Reviews

This port was a very small village in the northernmost Part of Norway. The north Cape is the northern most part of Europe and that is exactly where this port was. It was a Sunday, I believe, and everything was pretty much closed up and you didn’t even see the locals walking around.

Did a private excursion to North Cape. HA excursion was just the bus transfer. Our excursion had a guide, visited 2 fishing villages, a museum, etc.

So glad we have prebooked our tour to the North Cape as there were at least 4 ships docked on the day so long queue at the tourist Information centre. It was also luck that we chose a morning tour as by the time we were leaving around 12:30 noon, so many coaches just arrived with hundreds of tourists packed into the north Cape centre. It was a stuning tour and a very worthwhile visit

Wildlife Seafari, Best I`ve ever been on, action packed, passionate guides

Signed up for a Sami related tour but that was canceled. I ended up on a bird tour. I'm not a birder but I still found it interesting. We saw tons of puffins, garnets, eagles, even seals.

We did an interesting Bird safari here. It was a long, uninteresting bus ride to get to the port where the charter boat took us around an island that was home to thousands of birds.

There’s not much here but it’s so far north so it’s understandable. Went to the North Cape (northernmost part of Europe) for some breathtaking views of the ocean and cliffs. They say the weather can turn on a dime at the North Cape (fog, rain, wind) but it was sunny and warm while we were there so we really lucked out.

Booked a small group excursion with Blue Puffin, a local company that didn't just drive up to Nordkapp and back to the ship (as the ship's included excursion did). We also met a Sami reindeer and shop owner, saw the guide's fishing village and giant crabs, and visited a local gallery. Just six of us on the tour and an excellent even in the worst weather of the trip.

Boring, could not find an excursion that we were interested in.

The northernmost town in Europe was wreathed in fog and rain when we visited, just as we expected. It is a working port. The countryside is rather desolate with little vegetation, etc. Our tour was very disappointing and uncoordinated, leaving the guide holding the bag for a lack of organization on the part of the tour operator.