Bugøynes
Bugøynes er et idyllisk, lite fiskevær i Sør-Varanger kommune. Bygda ligger ved den fiskerike Varangerfjorden. Stedet ble grunnlagt av finske innvandrere på 1800-tallet, og har i dag rundt 250 innbyggere. Selv om årene har gått siden den første innvandringen fra Finland startet i første halvdel av 1800-tallet er det finske språket fortsatt et levende språk i fiseværet. Rundt 50% av befolkningen snakker finsk.
Bugøynes is an small and idyllic fishing village located at the Varangerfjord, in the far north east og Norway. The village is situated 100km from Kirkenes airport in the south part of Varangerfjord. The place was founded by Finnish immigrants in the 1800s, and currently has around 250 inhabitants. Although years have passed since the first immigration from Finland started in the first half of the 1800s the Finnish language is still a living language in village. Around 50% of the population speak Finnish. Most of the inhabitants live of the fisheries and its mostly famous of the kingcrab. You can also find grocery stores and cafe, its also possible to rent beach cabins or other accomondations.