Vøringsfossen Sightseeing Tour

Hardanger

An audio guided tour by electric bus from Eidfjord through Måbødalen valley to Vøringsfossen waterfall 

Sightseeing Tour from Eidfjord to Vøringsfossen

Hardangerfjord Cruise and Vøringsfossen Waterfall

Cruise on the Hardangerfjord and explore the mighty Vøringsfossen waterfall

Folgefonna Glacier Hike

Peaceful Hardangerfjord cruise and adventurous glacier hike at Folgefonna

Hardangerfjord Cruise

Cruise on Hardangerfjord, explore an array of small villages and pay a visit to picturesque Eidfjord

Day trips from Bergen to Hardanger 

Folgefonna Fjord Kayak Trip

Starting in Jondal, go on a paddle with the Hardangerfjord as a backdrop

Jondal

Blue Ice Hike at Folgefonna Glacier

Fonna Glacier Ski Resort

Folgefonna Glacier Kayak Trip

Rosendal

Paddle in the turquoise waters of the glacial lake in Folgefonna National Park

Explore Folgefonna - the third largest glacier in Norway

Fjord Cruise Hardangerfjord and Rosendal

Bergen

Fjord cruise from Bergen to Rosendal in the heart of beautiful Hardanger

Express boat from Bergen to Rosendal in Hardanger

Bob André Engelsen

Guided glacier hiking at Folgefonna: one for the bucket list

Aliki Seferou

5 reasons to visit Hardanger

Kenneth Kiesnoski

8 facts about the Hardangerfjord

Danai Christopoulou

Why you need to have the fjords of Western Norway on your bucket list

15 fantastic facts about the fjords in Norway

15 Interesting facts about Folgefonna

Tips and inspiration

Sounds like your kind of vacation? Then head for Hardanger, the heart of holiday fun in Fjord Norway. Whether it’s active adventure, out-of-this-world scenery, or culinary and cultural encounters, Hardanger has it all.&nbsp;&nbsp;Start your stay in Eidfjord, a charming fjord port on the Hardangervidda plateau. Grab a bite and book a tour to fjords, falls, farms and more. <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/bergen/hardangerfjord-cruise.52">Explore the shores</a> of the Hardangerfjord. This valley, the “Orchard of Norway,” yields tons of strawberries, raspberries, cherries and, most famously, apples each year. Stop to savor a bite, and toast your visit with a glass of cider — aka, “Nordic champagne” — apple brandy or alcohol-free eplemost at a local farm distillery.&nbsp;Now, how about one of Norway’s famous waterfalls? At <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/bergen/hardangerfjord-voringsfossen.56">Vøringsfossen</a>, brave a brand-new sightseeing bridge to peer out over the 182 m (600 ft) high falls pouring into a yawning canyon. Then get wet at Steinsdalsfossen with a walk behind its 50 m (165 ft) curtain of water.Have some frosty fun at Folgefonna National Park, home to the country’s third-largest glacier. Embark on a <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/bergen/folgefonna-glacier-hike.54">guided hike</a> across this 220 sq km (85 sq mi) sheet of ice, or hit the alpine slopes and Nordic trails at the <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/bergen/summer-skiing-folgefonna.53">summer ski resort</a> at its northern end. Not a skier? How about a little snowshoeing? Or <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/rosendal/folgefonna-glacier-kayak.376">glacier kayaking</a>?Or if you are more of a speed seeker, join a <a href="https://gofjords.com/experiences/norway/hardanger/hardangefjord-rib-safari-long-from-eidfjord.13">RIB tour</a>! Feel the fjord water in your hair and the butterflies in your stomach as you plow through the waters on a thrilling ride.&nbsp;Welcome to Hardanger — a taste of adventure.

Waterfalls, glacier terrain, hillside farms and world renowned apple cider. These are only a few of the things you can explore in Hardanger. Find out more!