A direct travel to the Nordkapp by train is not possible. Most northern railway stations to reach Nordkapp are NARVIK in Norway and ROVANIEMI in Finland.
From there it is still a long way by bus from the most northern railway stations.
From NORWAY:
One way is going by bus from ALTA (Norway) to the NORDKAPP (takes 4-5 hours). To get to ALTA, you also need a bus, starting for example in NARVIK (takes more than a half day).
Arriving by bus from NARVIK, you have to stay normally one night in ALTA.
From ALTA you can use a direct bus to the NORDKAPP, but only in the summer months. Otherwise the buses ends in Honningsvåg, which is about 45 minutes (35 km) away from the NORDKAPP by bus.
Narvik - Nordkapp:
http://www.nor-way.no/wsp/nbe/frontend. ... tider&tr=t
Alta - Nordkapp:
http://www.veolia-transport.no/timetabl ... ry384.html
From FINLAND:
If you are coming from Finland, use a bus (about 12h of travel and one-way: ~ 90 EUR) in ROVANIEMI and go up to the NORDKAPP.
You can make a stop in IVALO if you like.
Time tables: Finland - Nordkapp
http://www.eskelisen-lapinlinjat.com/en/index.php
More information and photos: http://www.raildude.com/de/nordkap/stadt/l/11563
My personal opinion: if you have the time and the money, it is okay to visit the Nordkapp. But after traveling trough peaceful and empty nature you will meet at the Nordkapp hundreds of tourists. The nature you can see during the bus travels is amazing. I recommend to travel this journey one day by own car instead of using the bus. You are free and can enjoy the nature much better, have stops along your trip.




