Folgefonna is Norway’s third largest glacier and has attracted tourists since 1833. At its thickest, the ice measures 400 meters (1,300 ft). The area around the glacier gathers large amounts of snow every winter.
Equipped with snow anchors, bolts and ice axes, the experienced glacier guides are ready to take you on an adventure. The experienced guide team has been running guided glacier hikes in the area since the mid 90s.
Måbødalen, a seven-kilometer-long (4-miles long) narrow, steep and scenic valley. The road is part of the National Scenic Route network in Norway.
Explore Vik on our Sognefjord cruise from Bergen.
Stegastein Viewpoint is perched 650 meters above the Aurlandsfjord. The platform ends abruptly with an almost invisible glass pane, giving you the sense that you’re floating above the fjord.
This historic church that was built in 1130, and is located in Vik. Hopperstad is one of the oldest stave churches in Norway. The richly decorated facade is known as Viking handcraft. See if you can spot the dragons.
Flåm boasts several famous attractions including Flåmsbana, Ægir (an award-winning microbrewery) and Stegastein viewpoint