Hamningberg birdwatching hide

Hamningberg birdwatching hide

The northernmost bird hide gives you a completely unique opportunity to get up close to the unique arctic birds.
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The northernmost bird hide gives you a completely unique opportunity to get up close to the unique arctic birds.

The Northernmost bird hide...

There are only a few places in the world where you can find arctic birds in their natural environment. Varanger is such a place, here you will find bird species that usually stay in inaccessible places such as Siberia and northern Canada. The open landscape in Varanger makes these unique nature experiences available to the vast majority of us, you and me. You do not need to be well trained or familiar in the area.

Hamningberg Birdwatching Hide

In Hamningberg you will find one of several bird hides that allow you to experience the Arctic nature in shelter from the elements. Along the Varangerfjord, Nasjonale Turistveier, in collaboration with Biotop , has developed a series of birdhouses in places where the birds congregate and stay. The most northerly bird hide can be found in Hamningberg . The place all bird watchers come to visit. The bird hide gives you a completely unique opportunity to get up close to these rare arctic birds in their natural surroundings, while you are well protected from the weather and wind.

Other sights

Nattfjelldalen in Varanger

In the open plateau landscape in the Varanger Peninsula National Park you will find the night mountain valley. A spectacular hiking destination, where the goal is the waterfall at the end of the valley.

Fascinated by Varanger, travel letter from Henrik Westermark

I have long wondered what draws me to Finnmark, and especially the area between Varangerbotn and Vardø.‍The area is not wild and magnificent in the same way as many other areas in Norway. It is a more calm and undulating landscape with lots of light.

The famous mountain Domen

On the way to Vardø, you drive over the mountain Dom, known for harsh weather conditions in winter, and on a good spring day a lookout point where you can observe hundreds of thousands of seabirds.