ScenEvent Unjárga/Nesseby

Arctic luxury meets true wilderness.

Lodge by Varangerfjorden in Nesseby – fjord views, wood-fired sauna and king crab safari year-round.

Modern holiday home with views over Varangerfjorden

Spacious, modern holiday home in Varangerbotn in Nesseby (Unjárga) with panoramic views over Varangerfjorden and space for multiple guests – close to hiking and skiing trails and the archaeological site Ceavccageađgi/Mortensnes.

Accommodation and nature experiences at Varangerfjorden

Family-run holiday and leisure business in Meskelv in Nesseby (Unjárga) offering room and cabin rentals plus nature-based experiences including salmon fishing, hunting, and birdwatching at Varangerfjorden.

Inn and dining spot at the road intersection in Varangerbotn

Varangerkroa is an active dining establishment in Varangerbotn, centrally located at the E6/E75 intersection in Nesseby.

Café in Seida/Tana featuring daily menus and local news on Facebook.

Café Kievra is a café located on Fosseveien in Seida/Tana. The café shares daily menus, news and offers via Facebook and maintains regular opening hours on weekdays and Saturdays.

Meeting place for food, music and community

Gastropub in Tana bru – burgers, pizza, fish & chips, craft beer and wine, with live music and events.

Dog sledding on the Varangerhalvøya beyond the Arctic Circle

Nanouak Dogsledding Norway offers dog sledding and winter experiences with its own kennel overlooking Nesseby with views of Varangerfjorden. You drive your own team out on the plateau. Season from December 1st to April 30th.

Meet the reindeer and Sami culture up close

Giron siida is a Sami experience in Varangerbotn where Ragne Kristine Smuk welcomes guests to meet reindeer up close, share stories around the fire, and gain insight into Sami reindeer herding culture.

Dog sledding and arctic adventure in Varanger

Arctic Challenge Varanger offers authentic dog sledding and wilderness adventure in Varanger, far north in Finnmark. Small groups, experienced mushers and working sled dogs – from short day trips to multi-day expeditions across tundra, taiga and fjords.