Berlevåg Airport serves one of the most remote fishing towns on the Arctic Norwegian coast, on the Varanger Peninsula, just minutes from the city center.
The area is known for seabird colonies at the nearby Hjelmsøya nature reserve and some of Norway's windiest climate.
How to get to Berlevåg Airport
By Car
By Train
By Bus
Average travel time to BVG
Parking near Berlevåg Airport
The parking lot opposite the terminal is small.
Rates are in line with Norwegian standards.
How to get to Berlevåg from BVG
By Train
By Bus
By Taxi
Need an airport transfer?
Compare taxis and shuttles on Booking.com
Car rental at Berlevåg Airport
Car rental options are limited, in line with the airport's modest size.
Basic documents are a driver's license, passport, and credit card; in winter, experience driving on snow and ice may be required.
Hotels near Berlevåg Airport
Central Berlevåg
About 3 km from the airport, 5 minutes by taxi; no bus service.
Best for: The village's only base, for those visiting the harbour, the small local museum or passing through on the coastal route.
- A few minutes on foot from the harbour and the small local museum
- A simple but clean property according to reviews, with a common room and laundry
- Minimal dining options: in low season it's worth bringing supplies
- Basic rooms and bathrooms, motel-level rather than hotel
Airport services
Shopping & Duty Free
Lounges & relaxation
Connectivity & Wi-Fi
Families & Children
Terminal guide
The terminal is very small, among the smallest in the Norwegian network.
Before boarding, allow 1.5 hours of buffer for your flight.
Map of Berlevåg Airport
Frequently asked questions
Q. Why is Berlevåg known for its wind?
Its exposed position on the Varanger Peninsula makes it one of the windiest areas in Norway, a fact that also made the town famous thanks to a well-known Norwegian film about its local marching band.
Q. What can you see near Berlevåg?
Seabird colonies in the area's nature reserves, along with remote Arctic landscapes rarely visited by international tourism.
Q. Is it worth booking a taxi in advance?
Yes, strongly recommended, given how remote the area is and the limited number of operators available.
Q. How many flights a day connect Berlevåg to the rest of Norway?
Very few, generally one or two a day to Vadsø and Kirkenes as part of Finnmark's regional network: a delay or cancellation can mean a whole day's wait for the next flight.
Flight board
Real-time status of arriving and departing flights
