Welcome to Hardanger a taste of adventure Picture this: Walk out on a state of the art viewing platform to catch a cascading waterfall’s spray. Or this: Explore a sparkling fjord, past fields and orchards, to savor fresh fruits, cheeses and ciders at an organic farm. And maybe this: Slipping on crampons and grabbing an ice pick before staking a claim to glacier-climbing fame. Explore Hardanger on a day trip from Bergen Folgefonna Glacier Hike Peaceful Hardangerfjord cruise and adventurous glacier hike at Folgefonna From NOK 1760 Hardangerfjord Cruise and Vøringsfossen Waterfall Cruise on the Hardangerfjord and explore the mighty Vøringsfossen waterfall From NOK 1851 Hardangerfjord Cruise Cruise on Hardangerfjord, explore an array of small villages and pay a visit to picturesque Eidfjord From NOK 1160 Drive electric and eco-friendly to Vøringsfossen Vøringsfossen Waterfall Express Direct transfer with electric express bus from Eidfjord to Vøringsfossen waterfall From NOK 450 Vøringsfossen Sightseeing Tour An audio guided tour by electric bus from Eidfjord through Måbødalen valley to Vøringsfossen waterfall From NOK 705 Experiences from sea to summit Waterfall safari boat tour from Norheimsund Explore the hidden fjords and waterfalls of Hardanger. From NOK 990 Hardangerfjord and Vøringsfossen Tour from Voss Discover Hardanger: From Voss to the Hardangerfjord and Vøringsfossen, including entrance to the Norwegian Nature Centre From NOK 1320 Rosendal boat trip with the Hardangerfjord Express Boat trip from Bergen to Rosendal in beautiful Hardanger From NOK 659 Folgefonna Summer Skiing Put your ski skills to the test and go summer skiing at Folgefonna Glacier From NOK 1390 Glacier experiences at Folgefonna Folgefonna Glacier Kayak Trip Paddle in the turquoise waters of the glacial lake in Folgefonna National Park From NOK 2890 Folgefonna Fjord Kayak Trip Starting in Jondal, go on a paddle with the Hardangerfjord as a backdrop From NOK 1090 Blue Ice Hike at Folgefonna Glacier Guided glacier hike at Folgefonna From NOK 1090 Where fjord meets fruit Discover Norway’s scenic symphony of flavors and landscapes. Tips and inspiration for your next visit to Hardanger Guided glacier hiking at Folgefonna: one for the bucket list Why Vøringsfossen is one of Norway’s most visited waterfalls 5 reasons to visit Hardanger 8 facts about the Hardangerfjord 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. Read more about Hardanger! 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. Explore the shores 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. Now, how about one of Norway’s famous waterfalls? At Vøringsfossen, 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 guided hike across this 220 sq km (85 sq mi) sheet of ice, or hit the alpine slopes and Nordic trails at the summer ski resort at its northern end. Not a skier? How about a little snowshoeing? Or glacier kayaking? Or if you are more of a speed seeker, join a RIB tour! Feel the fjord water in your hair and the butterflies in your stomach as you plow through the waters on a thrilling ride. Welcome to Hardanger — a taste of adventure. Visit Hardangerfjord The weather in Hardanger Sunny days and moderate rainfall provide perfect conditions for abundant fruit growth. This region is a haven for fruit enthusiasts and explorers! How to travel to Hardanger By air For international and long-distance travelers, the most practical option is to fly to Bergen Airport, Flesland, which is the nearest major airport to Hardanger. From Bergen, one can continue to Hardanger either by rental car, bus, or by combining the journey with a boat trip, which offers a unique view of the Norwegian fjords. By boat Traveling to Hardanger by boat is a fantastic experience, especially for those who want to fully enjoy the fjord landscape. There are several boat connections that run from Bergen and other places along the coast directly to various ports in Hardanger. This mode of travel provides a unique opportunity to experience the magnificent nature and tranquility found in the Norwegian fjords. By train Traveling by train is a comfortable way to reach Hardanger, especially for travelers from other parts of Norway. One can take a train from Oslo or Bergen to Voss, and then continue by bus to various destinations in Hardanger. This combination of train and bus offers a beautiful journey through varied Norwegian landscapes. See our FAQ for more answers