Welcome to us.Our biggest and most important treasure is nature.Here you can breathe in clean air, drink the world’s best spring water either straight from the water tap or from a crystal clear river.We must take care of this treasure and therefore we want to convey guidelines to you who visit us:
Do not leave anything in nature: take away your rubbish and use toilet facilities
Do not leave traces in nature: always use marked paths, use existing campfire sites (remember that lighting fires in nature areas is not allowed from April 15 to September 15)
Respect wildlife and plant life
Use locally: what you can buy on the spot, buy it on the spot. Use local guides when traveling
Show respect for locals and other hikers. It is quite common to greet each other in nature. Remember that silence is part of the experience. If you take pictures of people around please ask them if it’s ok
In Norway, it is allowed for everyone to fish in the sea with hand-held gear, but King crab fishing is not allowed for foreigners, and you can not get closer to fish farms than 100 meters while fishing. It is also not allowed to fish for resale or catch fish below the minimum size.
We care and hope you care too. Feel free to share your experiences. Use #visitkirkenes #kirkenesgoesgreen You can find us on both Facebook and Instagram. Have a great time in Kirkenes!
What do we and our member companies do to take care of the future and the environment?
Visit Kirkenes SA is itself environmentally certified. In addition, the following companies in Visit Kirkenes SA have an environmental certification:
Welcome to us.Our biggest and most important treasure is nature.Here you can breathe in clean air, drink the world’s best spring water either straight from the water tap or from a crystal clear river.We must take care of this treasure and therefore we want to convey guidelines to you who visit us:
Do not leave anything in nature: take away your rubbish and use toilet facilities
Do not leave traces in nature: always use marked paths, use existing campfire sites (remember that lighting fires in nature areas is not allowed from April 15 to September 15)
Respect wildlife and plant life
Use locally: what you can buy on the spot, buy it on the spot. Use local guides when traveling
Show respect for locals and other hikers. It is quite common to greet each other in nature. Remember that silence is part of the experience. If you take pictures of people around please ask them if it’s ok
We care and hope you care too. Feel free to share your experiences. Use #visitkirkenes #kirkenesgoesgreen
You can find us on both Facebook and Instagram. Have a great time in Kirkenes!
What do we and our member companies do to take care of the future and the environment?
Visit Kirkenes SA is itself environmentally certified.In addition, the following companies in Visit Kirkenes SA have an environmental certification: