Varangerfjord is a large fjord located in the northeastern part of Norway. It stretches approximately 100 kilometers and is known for its stunning natural beauty, featuring steep cliffs and diverse wildlife. The fjord is surrounded by the Varanger Peninsula, which is part of the Finnmark region, and is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking and birdwatching. The area around Varangerfjord has a rich cultural history, influenced by the indigenous Sami people and the coastal Norwegian communities. The fjord is also significant for its fishing industry, particularly for cod and herring, which have been vital to the local economy for centuries.