Mysterious places you've found on Google Maps

I love looking around at remote places on Google Maps. This might be the most curious that I've found. It shows a boat heading towards a pier that leads to what looks like a cave in a mountain in the northernmost reaches of Norway.

https://www.google.com/maps/@71.158088,25.7968344,498m/data=!3m1!1e3

On a second look, I think there's a switchback trail leading to the pier. Why the hell would someone put a pier there?

https://www.hurtigruten.com/excursions/norway/hornvika-north-cape-classic/

there's a TV show called "what on earth" which is about weird things seen in satellite views.

I still choose to think it's a secret submarine base.

All the best secret submarine bases have ready access to berries, dried fish, and most urgently, a post office.

A former Welsh co-worker of mine once pronounced Desmond Llewelyn's (Q from the all the early Bond films) name authentically for me. That introductory "Ll" in his last name involves making a sound I didn't think human beings could make.

Here's a site where someone pronounces it (click the 'Welsh' version).

It starts off like German soft "ch," then turns into Russian palatalized "l."