Recreational and fishing areas
Located close to Kjøllefjord, Kifjord and Dyfjord offer good opportunities for fishing, hiking and snowmobile driving.
Local food
Dyfjordbua serves its own version of local King Crab with an Asian touch, while Davvi Siida serves smoked reindeer prepared over an open flame and accompanied by tales of the Sámi.
Dyfjord
This is an old Sami settlement and fishing village that currently has around 50 residents.
There is a good team spirit in the little coastal Sami village of Dyfjord. Young people have returned to their childhood paradise - a small community close to nature, a simpler and less stressful life with family and children. Dyfjord has its own fish processing plant and the Dyfjordbua restaurant/café.
Brenngam, close to Dyfjord, features the world's northernmost sheep farm.
Kifjord
On the road to Dyfjord, this recreational area has many cabins and hiking/snowmobile trails.
Kifjord's first settlers were registered in 1856. Around the year 1920 Kifjord had a general store and two fish processing plant. At that time about 50 people lived there, primarily fishermen. Today it is a small place with about 10 residents. Kifjord is a popular recreational and cabin area, and an excellent starting point for excursions on foot, snowmobile or skis.
Davvi Siida offers Sámi food and culture experiences and are located at Platten, close to Kifjord.