Gjesvaer Fishing and General Tourism
A warm welcome to all angling and nature lovers, from the area of unique charm and beauty - Nordkapp!
We are pleased to invite you to our newly established fishing centre in Gjesvaer for 10-day stays from 31 July 2025. The famous Magerøya - Norway's northernmost cape. Accessible through a 6,875 m long and 212 m deep undersea tunnel (route E69, toll-free).
Breathtaking view of countless fjords and truly magical scenery. An area of blissful peace.
A hospitable place where, with a little bit of luck, you can spot herds of reindeer, eagles or (from a boat) watch whales and dolphins emerge. The charming Gjesvaer is an ideal place for anglers. Those who have already fished here say you should seek no further.
9 days of great fishing for large cods, halibuts and many other species await anglers in Gjesvaer - a true fishing paradise. The best fisheries are less than a mile away from the centre. Here every fishing expedition is also a new experience for both experienced anglers and those who are just beginning their fishing adventure.
It is undoubtedly a wonderful lifestyle giving you great satisfaction and making your dreams come true. Gjesvaer is an ideal place to relax and recharge your batteries in this stressful period. We also have something for flora and fauna lovers, hiking and cycling enthusiasts as well as fish foodies. All this is available in our centre. Remember not to miss out on visiting Cape Nordkapp and the Gjesværstappan Islands during your stay http://www.visitnordkapp.net/
We hope to share our passion with you during your stay at our centre. We will also make every effort to meet our guests' expectations - both anglers and those who come to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature. From 14 May to 29 July the sun does not set as the polar day continues.
Outside this period lovely northern lights can be seen.
We invite you to come to our centre and use the services we offer!
Anglers, we wish you tight lines and to the rest of the guests the most wonderful moments in the surrounding wildlife sceneries.
A warm welcome to all angling and nature lovers, from the area of unique charm and beauty - Nordkapp!
We are pleased to invite you to our newly established fishing centre in Gjesvaer for 10-day stays. The famous Magerøya - Norway's northernmost cape. Accessible through a 6,875 m long and 212 m deep undersea tunnel (route E69, toll-free).
Breathtaking view of countless fjords and truly magical scenery. An area of blissful peace.
A hospitable place where, with a little bit of luck, you can spot herds of reindeer, eagles or (from a boat) watch whales and dolphins emerge. The charming Gjesvaer is an ideal place for anglers. Those who have already fished here say you should seek no further.
9 days of great fishing for large cods, halibuts and many other species await anglers in Gjesvaer - a true fishing paradise. The best fisheries are less than a mile away from the centre. Here every fishing expedition is also a new experience for both experienced anglers and those who are just beginning their fishing adventure.
It is undoubtedly a wonderful lifestyle giving you great satisfaction and making your dreams come true. Gjesvaer is an ideal place to relax and recharge your batteries in this stressful period. We also have something for flora and fauna lovers, hiking and cycling enthusiasts as well as fish foodies. All this is available in our centre. Remember not to miss out on visiting Cape Nordkapp and the Gjesværstappan Islands during your stay http://www.visitnordkapp.net/
We hope to share our passion with you during your stay at our centre. We will also make every effort to meet our guests' expectations - both anglers and those who come to immerse themselves in the surrounding nature. From 14 May to 29 July the sun does not set as the polar day continues.
Outside this period lovely northern lights can be seen.
We invite you to come to our centre and use the services we offer!
Anglers, we wish you tight lines and to the rest of the guests the most wonderful moments in the surrounding wildlife sceneries.
A. Jukowski
