About Kjøllefjord
Since the 1500s, the settlement has been a market place for fishermen, tradesmen and the Sámi. The long fjord provides shelter from the open sea, and has been used as a haven for mariners throughout the ages. It's well known for its distinctive Finnkirka sea cliff.
Local foods
The Hotel Nordkyn restaurant in Kjøllefjord serves local specialties like boknafish and reindeer shank. See Taste of Nordkyn for more culinary experiences!
Culture
The atmosphere is laid back and friendly, and people enjoy chatting with visitors about everything from snowmobiles to district politics.
Kjøllefjord is a cultural hotspot, with numerous festivals and concerts arranged each year. It is also home to Foldalbruket, an old fish depot converted to an inn and museum.
To see Kjøllefjord live, visit the Kjøllefjord webcam. It covers most of the town through a number of preset angles, and you can control the camera yourself.