Skarsvåg Harbour - Nordkapp, Norway

Skarsvåg is a tiny fishing village near the North Cape (Nordkapp), in the far north of Norway, and this camera looks over its stone harbor wall, its fishing boats and the bare Arctic hills around it.

It's said to be the northernmost fishing village in the world, and the North Cape cliffs, near the top of mainland Europe, are just a short drive away. The sea here is full of fish, king crab is the local specialty, and the boats still head out most days, as long as the weather allows.

In summer, reindeer graze on the hills around the village and sometimes wander right down the road. Winter brings weeks when the sun barely rises, and sometimes the northern lights.

Did You Know? From mid-May to late July, the sun never sets in Skarsvåg.

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