The Gjesvaerstappan Reserve

About The Gjesvaerstappan Reserve

This is another tourist app guide of the series devoted to Norway.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
After the splash screen you can use the menu to choose the desired page or with a touch go directly to the information tab.

IMPORTANT: I would like to point out that this app DOES NOT USE sensors or even geolocation programs to guide you to your destination. This app is structured only with generic information and a video clip describing the route I travelled.

In addition, the Map you find in the menu is a large photo and I have only included it to give you a general idea of the location of the places described in the video.

This app is divided into 3 parts:
- Map (zoomable static photo)
- Information sheet with general information useful for planning your trip
- n.1 Video clip running about 13 minutes.

This series of apps for Android devices, I have purposely structured them as a step-by-step itinerary that you can easily retrace during your holidays and they are based on the many evocative places around the world that I have visited since 1990.
It is my travel experience that I have transformed into an app to share my dreams, curiosities and emotions with you.

NOTE: Each app I create is independent, works in its entirety and does not require any other external resources or links.

By plane you reach Oslo then Honningsvag airport and from then, Gjesvaer is only 35 by car far kms.

The Gjesvaerstappan Reserve is located in Finnmark, one of the most wide region in the Northernmost part of Norway. Climate is quite mild between june to mid August and often, here is sunny when just a few miles away in North Cape plateau is raining. The little fjord protect Gjesvaer from strong summer winds and it's a pleasant place to spend some relaxing days.

The Gjesvaerstappan reserve isn't far from the village and is formed by a group of islands of different shapes and sizes.
You can easily spot thousand of Cormorants, Razorbills, Gannets, Guillemots, Kittiwakes and the puffins, or fratercula arctica, with their multi-coloured beak.

This app guide is realized by World On Communications.

Director and content writer: Angelo Giammarresi

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