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After touchdown at Kirkenes Airport, you’ll find multiple car rental agencies right at the terminal. Companies including Hertz, Avis, and Europcar offer plenty of choice for vehicles to suit your plans. Remember to compare prices for the best deal, and don't take for granted the possibility of driving on the right side, a significant change from UK's left-lane traffic rules.
In Norway, the local currency is the Norwegian Krone (NOK). While some locations accept Euros or dollars, it’s wise to have some local currency on hand. Visa and MasterCard are also widely accepted. For your convenience, there is a cash machine( ATM) at the airport.
To make the most of your road trip around Northern Norway, planning your routes is paramount. Here are a few suggestions.
Consider driving from Kirkenes towards the notable North Cape (Nordkapp). This route offers breath-taking coastal scenery. Be mindful, though, that winter driving conditions might be challenging with snow or ice. So, ensure the car’s winter readiness before you set off.
Expect varying climates in Northern Norway. The region experiences mild summers with temperatures around 15°C and potentially harsh winters with temperatures dipping below -10°C. Being well-prepared with appropriate clothing is essential.
Northern Norway boasts an array of charming towns and cities worth a visit. From the most northerly town in the world, Hammerfest, to the picturesque port city of Tromsø, there’s plenty to see. While driving around, it’s advisable to pay close attention to speed limits, which may be lower than you’re used to back in the UK.
There are a few petrol stations near the airport, including a 24/7 Circle K station. Do note that petrol prices in Norway can be higher than in the UK due to tax differences, so it’s wise to factor this into your budget.