Berlevåg and Båtsfjord on the Fv890 | The Hidden North Road-trips

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The drive from Berlevåg to Båtsfjord is something special. Both ports are incredibly isolated on the Finnmark coast, but are vital fishing communities for Norway. The rugged shoreline has been shaped by bad weather from the Barents Sea, and the geology here is some of the oldest in Norway. The drive itself is short, but well worth it on any road-trip in the north.

This guide will:

• Answer the question "How do people live here?"
• Provide you with historic images and stories relevant to where you are
• Give you practical tips such as - where's the nearest toilet? When can I get a hot dog? You know, the important stuff.
• Show you interesting points where you can stop to stretch your legs or get beautiful photos of Norway
• Give you information about museums (including opening hours), attractions, and major points of interests that you can visit

This guide won't:

• Drive for you (Sorry, we aren't that advanced yet)
• Give you accommodation tips (this guide assumes you know where you are staying already). If you want accommodation tips, visit our (free) online travel guide https://thehiddennorth.com/norway

Our guides are packed! Here's what this one includes:

• Free interactive Google Map (with every place mentioned in the guide marked with an address) that can be loaded into your GPS, making finding that stave church or petrol station much easier.
• Detailed overviews of all the major points of interest on the road.
• Practical information (cafes, dining, museums, toilets, petrol, road-side rest areas, detours, alternate routes)
• Historic, modern and practical information for every city, town, village, and farm you pass through
• Modern and historic images of all the major points of interests
• Distance between points
• QR code & interactive links to museum websites, relevant pages on our website, ferry timetables, and more!

This guide was published in June 2024. 

This guide is 6 pages.