Climb aboard the bus and take the road to North Cape: an underwater tunnel connects dry land with the island of Magerøya.
This is where the iconic high cliff soars over the icy sea: from here, you can almost touch the North Pole, and you're in close contact with the raw beauty of the Arctic. Here, you can enter the famous North Cape Hall, where there's a post office, a chapel, a restaurant, and a cinema that projects images of the nature and animals that live here.
Then, with your guide, you'll head to the “Siida”, the Sami community with grazing reindeer: one of the families from the camp will open their doors to you, giving you a taste of this fascinating culture.
You will discover the secrets of local crafts passed down through the generations, and the "joik", the traditional songs that narrate the emotions, people and nature of these places through music.
In the “lavvu”, the typical tent which is perfect for being transported from meadow to meadow, you'll make the stories of the family your own as you sit in front of the fire. And between tastes of reindeer meat and a hot drink, now the Sami culture won't seem so far away: on the contrary, it's right here.