Kåfjorden

Kåfjorden is a fjord located in Troms county, Norway. It is an arm of the larger Lyngen fjord, extending inland from the west. The fjord is situated in Lyngen municipality.

The landscape around Kåfjorden is characterized by steep mountains and dramatic scenery, typical of the Lyngen Alps. The fjord itself is deep, with a fjord bottom reaching significant depths. The surrounding mountains provide opportunities for hiking and mountaineering during the warmer months, while winter offers opportunities for ski touring and other snow-related activities.

The primary settlement along the fjord is the village of Birtavarre. Birtavarre has a history connected to mining, particularly copper mining, which had an impact on the local economy and environment for a period. The village serves as a local center with some services for residents and visitors.

Kåfjorden's geographical position makes it a scenic route and a destination for those interested in the natural beauty of northern Norway. The area experiences the phenomena of the midnight sun in summer and the polar night in winter, offering distinct experiences depending on the season. The fjord is also part of a region with Sami cultural heritage.