A great day touring the north of Norway - We were on a cruise ship that called at Honningsvag and we decided to take this trip. We were not disappointed. The English speaking guide Enrico did a great job, telling us all the local history and promoting healthy interaction with all the passengers on the tour. We were in a bus (likely to be about a 40 seater) and there were probably about 30 of us so we had some spare seats ... better photo opportunities! En route to the cape we deviated to the fishing village of Skarsvag which was well worth the visit. Throughout the tour there were a number of stops and we were provided plenty of time to explore and take photos.

Too spectacular to miss. - A beautiful experience unlike any other. It's a bit over an hour drive along a two lane road winding uphill to the Northkapp, from Honningsvag. This was more of a bus shuttle ride on Princess as there was no guide. Our bus driver did point out various wildlife (lots of reindeer) and little facts about the area along the way, but insisted he was not a guide. We spent two hours walking around admiring the view. The grounds are fairly even, which could accommodate a good rollator or wheelchair. It was cold and windy, so we only spent about 20 minutes outside. The visitors center is very big, with a 20 minute film, and other displays and a small chapel to see. An Elevator is available for the two floors below. The first floor has a very nice gift shop and self serve restaurant, with hot and cold beverages, sandwiches and more. Two hours was plenty of time to enjoy everything there. There are various entry fees to the visitors center.

North Cape - This was a great tour. Our guide, Rose, was a wealth of knowledge about this area of Norway, the Sami people, and the Cape. We throughly enjoyed our day.

Amazing to be on the top of the world! - The views were amazing! It was quite cold which we expected. Took a small hike on top to capture every view. We enjoyed this trip.

North Cape fun - I went with the company AEventyr Northcape. Rose was our tour guide and Marius was our driver. Both were amazing, and Rose far exceeded my expectations. She is originally from France but moved to Norway awhile back. She was talkative and answered all the questions that were asked. She provided a nice general background of the region and gave us some insights I chose to go on this tour after missing out on the booking with the cruise company. Pros with booking with the cruise company, you don’t get left behind if the bus is running late; however if you miss the bus yourself, then that’s on you. Cons with booking with the cruise company the excursion tends to be higher. I was fortunate that this particular tour that I booked was the first available upon arriving in port. We were fortunate that the weather was great (meaning it didn’t rain). Yes, it was cold and there is a chill in the air, but hey you are in the Arctic circle. Layer up, beanie on, gloves on. There were a total of 3 stops on this tour: the town of Svasgard, North Cape, and then a little area to meet the Sami people. At North Cape, it’s just wow. The view and wilderness of nature is just breathtaking. I was able to take a picture with the steel global structure. Lots of people in the area, just find your spot and do what you can. The visitor center is a nice spot as well that you do need to pay an entrance fee. I wish the tour was longer cause i wasn’t able to take advantage of the entire museum. I was able to get some postcards written and mailed off as a Nordkapp postmark is a popular souvenir for tourists.

Rose is the Best Tour Guide!! - Rose was the best tour guide. She is from France but spoke English very well. She was super funny yet very knowledgeable. The bus driver was funny too. I just can’t remember his name. He drove to North Cape & back safely!! Thank you. This tour was 10times better than cruise ship tour. It was less expensive and our bus wasn’t full of rude cruise ship people pushing & shoving. Make sure to dress warm at North Cape! This tour well worth the money.

An informative trip to the North Cape. - An informative trip to the North Cape with a cheerful French woman who has lived in Honningsvåg for 10 years. As a result, she knows the view of "her" tourists.

Waste of money - We were cramped into a dirty bus with bird poop on windows and overflowing ashtrays . We stopped at the North Cape and they wanted a further £25 each just to go in and get coffee , even though it’s freezing cold . R had to stand outside in the cold just looking at the coastline . Do not waste your money on this tour