JOURNEY TO THE LOFOTEN ISLANDS, NORWAY CAPE NORWAY AND SWEDISH AND FINNISH LAPLAND, TRAVELING 3,000 KM BY CAR THROUGH THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: LULEÅ, JOKKMOKK, MUDDUS NATIONAL PARK, KEGÄKVOLIS, KEGÄKIERÅKE NUSFJORD, REINE, Å I LOFOTEN, STORSLETT, ALTA, HONNINGSVÅG, NORTH CAPE, LAKSELV, KARASJOK, INARI, IVALO, URHO KEKKONEN NATIONAL PARK, SODANKYLÄ, SANTA CLAUS VILLAGE, ROVANIEMI, KEMI TORNIO AND.

  

DETAIL OF THE COSTS OF THE TRIP MENTIONED IN SUBJECT

 

1. Flight of the airline Ryanair round trip from Orio al Serio to Stockholm Skavsta: Euro 104.02 (2 hours 40 'each way);

2. Flight of the airline Norwegian Airline round trip from Stockholm Arlanda to Lulea (Sweden): Euro 94.80 (1 hour 10 'each way);

3. Flygbussarna company bus round trip Skavsta Airport - Stockholm Cityterminalen (1 hour and 20 'each way, departures coinciding with flight departures) and round trip Stockholm Cityterminalen - Arlanda Airport - (1 hour and 20' each way , departures from 3:30 in the morning until midnight every 20 'approximately): 476.00 SEK (booked via the internet, it is also possible to pay at the on-site desks with cash or credit card).

4. The Bus City Terminal, located in the center of Stockholm, closes from 00.15 to 3.15.

5. Arlanda airport (Sweden) is also open at night;

6. Car rental at Lulea Airport (Sweden), through the Cartrawler website, with the Thrifty Company: Euro 37 per day;

7. The roads of Swedish and Finnish Lapland are all free;

8. To move on the motorways of Norway, keep in mind that there are essentially no toll booths, but everything is automated and therefore you must basically have an Autopass box to be installed on the car or register the vehicle and driver data on the site http://www.autopass.no/, to allow the competent Company to send you the road toll invoice home without paying any fine.

9. Keep in mind that the connecting tunnels between the mainland and the Lofoten Islands, and between the Islands themselves are free;

10. The village of Nusfjord is the most beautiful of the Lofoten Islands, but to enter it is necessary to pay in cash or by credit card the amount of 50 NOK.

11. In theory, to access the North Cape by any means (car, camper, bicycle, on foot, etc.), it is necessary to pay 400 NOK, but if you arrive before 7.30 in the morning there is likely to be no staff and then you enter for free;

12. Admission to Siida, The National Museum of the Finnish Sámi in Inari in Finland costs 10 Euros. Open until 7pm in summer.

13. Finland is one hour ahead of Sweden and Norway;

 

 

My complete travel report with map, photographs and videos is available at this link:

http://vivendosalendo.blogspot.com/2018/03/viaggio-nelle-isole-lofoten-capo-nord.html