Fjord Cruise Mostraumen

Bergen

3-hour boat cruise through Mostraumen and Osterfjord

Fjord Cruise Hardangerfjord and Rosendal

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

Silent Lysefjord & Preikestolen Cruise

Stavanger

Fjord cruise on the Lysefjord with electric boat to Preikestolen

Fjord Tours

Blue Ice Hike at Folgefonna Glacier

Hardanger

Fonna Glacier Ski Resort

Folgefonna Glacier Kayak Trip

Rosendal

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

Experience Folgefonna Glacier

Round trip from Stavanger to Hommersåk

Join a round trip from Stavanger by rail and bus to idyllic Hommersåk, with return to Stavanger by boat

Island hopping to Kalvøy and Vassøy

Explore 2 scenic island gems in the archipelago of Stavanger on your own.

Explore the fjordside village of Sand

Catch a local speed boat and spend the day in beautiful Sand by the fjord

Travel like the locals from Stavanger

Segway Experience Tour

A thrilling Segway tour in Bergen with focus on maximum fun

Segway Viewpoint Tour

A fun and exciting Segway tour to Bergen's most iconic places

Segway Night Tour

Segway tour by night to the summit of mount Fløyen

Explore the heart of fjord Norway

Danai Christopolou

How to best explore the fjords from Bergen

Bob André Engelsen

Guided glacier hiking at Folgefonna: one for the bucket list

Kenneth Kiesnoski

8 facts about the Hardangerfjord

9 facts about the Sognefjord

Danai Christopoulou

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

Flåm: worth a visit during all 4 seasons

15 fantastic facts about the fjords in Norway

Robyn Roste

Why Vøringsfossen is one of Norway’s most visited waterfalls

Tips and inspiration

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UNESCO fjords, mountains, waterfalls, small villages and historic cities among others. Find things to do in Western Norway.