Top Western Norway On the Water

Make the most of your time in port on this shore excursion in Bergen, timed to your ship. Departing from the center of Bergen, head along the narrow Mostraumen fjord to see some of western Norway's most spectacular scenery, including waterfalls and mountains, as well as wildlife including seals, goats, and perhaps eagles. The captain slows down so that you can get good pictures and tries to get close to the waterfall so you can try a taste of the fresh mountain water.

Explore the Lysefjord landscape in a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on this tour from Stavanger. Zoom out into the harbor, then head for the outlying fjords, where you will pass close to the rock formations and other striking Norwegian scenery. Listen to your crew's commentary on the flora and fauna in the area while you travel. Extra-warm marine suits and dry bags will be provided to keep you and your belongings safe and dry.

Bergen is renowned for its magnificent fjords, and this tour lets you admire the views in just three hours. Set sail on a thrilling cruise and soak up the scenery as you cruise beneath the towering cliffs of the Osterfjord and navigate the narrow Mostraumen strait. The dramatic finale is a natural waterfall, where you'll sail close enough to catch a bucket of icy mountain water before heading back to Bergen.

Leave the city behind for the day and embark on a cruise down the fjords to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). This tour from Stavanger takes you sailing past idyllic islands, rocky shores, steep mountains, and powerful waterfalls. Then you'll disembark at the village of Oanes to head for the Preikestolen trailhead so that you can embark on a self-guided hike to the famed plateau.

Step back in time and travel the old fashioned way—albeit in a modern catamaran. This cruise connects ocean to fjord, traveling from the coastal town of Ålesund to the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, taking in three distinctive fjords and even more spectacular landscapes along the way, including The Seven Sister and The Suitor waterfalls.

Make the most of your time on shore in Stavanger by getting back out onto the water on this guided boat tour. Sail into the Lysefjord to soak up the scenery of mountains, waterfalls, and tiny islands, and see such world-famous attractions as Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). Also visit Vagabond's Cave, which legend says was named after a group of vagabonds who hid there; see goats at summer pasture, and taste clear mountain water from the Hengjane falls.

See the best of Bergen all in one day on this immersive, three-in-one tour. Meet your guide in the morning right at the waterfront, and embark on a cruise along the dramatic scenery of the Osterfjord. Next, take part in a city sightseeing tour of highlights like the Bergen fish market and the UNESCO-listed Bryggen, home to Hanseatic–era architecture. Finally, embark on a funicular trip up the Floyen mountain for spectacular, panoramic city views.

Experience mountain and ocean in one day on this action-packed tour from Ålesund. Paddle your way from Alesund to Hessa by sea kayak, admiring views of the city’s colorful buildings and mountain skyline. Then, head ashore for a moderate hike to Mt. Sukkertoppen with magnificent views.

Get a different view of the Art Nouveau town of Ålesund that is possible on most sightseeing tours. This small-group kayaking tour introduces you to the top attractions and important information about the area, such as why Ålesund is built in the Jugend style. Make lots of photo stops along the way.

This is a legendary tour, goes all year round and will take you through some of the most beautiful landscapes in Norway. The tour includes a private vehicle, a local English speaking guide, Premium Fjord Cruise and train journeys on Flåm Railway and Bergen Railway. After pick-up in Bergen we start the journey to Gudvangen and in the summer months we drive through Stalheimskleiva, the 1,5 km long road section that winds down Nærøydalen valley from Stalheim. Well ahead in Gudvangen we board the electric ship "Future of the fjords" to Flåm. The Nærøyfjord is surrounded by high mountains and is a beautiful sight both in summer and winter. From Flåm, the tour continues with the dramatic and world famous Flåm Railway. The train ride gives you a panoramic view of some of the wildest and most magnificent of Norwegian mountain nature.. At Myrdal station, a train changes to the Bergen Railway which takes you to Voss where you are picked up and the car will take you back to Bergen. ​

This is Norway's most popular day tour and will take you through some of the worlds most beautiful scenery. The tour includes journeys on the Bergen Railway, a bus trip, a fjord cruise and Flåm Railway. The tour starts with the scenic Bergen Line to Voss. At the railway station in Voss you will find the bus that takes you to Gudvangen where you board the electric ship "Future of the fjords".The Nærøyfjord is one of the narrowest fjords in the world and the cruise takes 2 hours. In 2005, the Nærøyfjord was incorporated on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The trip continues with the Flåm Railway which is one of the world's steepest railway tracks on normal tracks. The 20 km long train journey from Flåm to Myrdal gives you a panoramic view of some of the wildest and most magnificent of Norwegian mountain nature. At Myrdal station a train changes to the Bergen Line which takes you back to Bergen.

Get away from the crowds and de-stress on this private fjord tour from Bergen. Leaving the UNESCO-designated Bryggen in the rear view mirror, you’ll float away on your private yacht, cruising toward the Bergsåa waterfall and the village of Mo, where you can lunch at a local cafe. Then it’s onto the Osterfjord, cruising so close to waterfalls you can have a waterfall shower—a true day to cherish and remember.

An eventful day of sea voyage on the Sognefjord by express boat and train journeys on the dramatic Flåm Railway and Bergen Railway. The Sognefjord, Norway’s longest and deepest fjord, extends more than 200 km inland to the foot of the Jotunheimen mountains. This area is said to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. The Sognefjord is called the King of the fjords for a good reason: it is the longest ice free fjord in the world. The Sognefjorden is enveloped with exceptional natural beauty, tall mountains, waterfalls and scenic forests. This tour includes a cruise by express boat on the Sognefjord and train journeys through spectacular nature on the famous Flåm Railway and the Bergen Railway.

Let us take you through some of western Norway’s most striking scenery, with grand mountains rising from the fjords and imposing waterfalls. The Express Cruise is the easiest and fastest way to get from Bergen to the village of Rosendal. This is where you’ll find some of the region’s star attractions: dazzling Hardangerfjord and Folgefonna National Park with the country’s third largest glacier. Not in the least Barony Rosendal, with roots in the 1600s, Scandinavia’s smallest castle in an idyllic setting with lovely, fragrant gardens as well as cafes and a restaurant. The modern, comfortable boats have sundecks and kiosks offering refreshments, including beer and wine. Departure from Bergen Monday - Friday: 8.50 am Saturday - Sunday - Public Holidays: 11.00 am Departure from Rosendal Monday - Froday: 2.25 pm Saturday - Sunday - Public Holidays: 4.35 pm

Whether you are in Alesund on a cruise or in a hotel this is a great way to see some of the best sights Alesund has to offer by sea. Take in the amazing wildlife it has to offer.

Step into Norway’s Instagram-worthy landscape of mountains, fjords, waterfalls, and orchards during this 20-hour self-guided tour of Hardangerfjord. Explore on your own as you travel by bus, ferry, and train along this 111-mile (179-kilometer) fjord, passing through scenic villages, deep-water fjords, towering waterfalls like Vøringsfossen (Norway’s tallest), and much more.

Trade the city’s bustle for a trip into nature, and immerse yourself in southwestern Norway’s dramatic scenery of mountains and fjords, on this cruise from Stavanger. Depart in the morning directly from the city’s pier, and travel into the Lysefjord, a 26-mile (42-kilometer) fjord framed by rugged peaks and rock formations. You can admire the famed Pulpit Rock from the water, see the Vagrant’s Cave, and taste the glacial water directly from the Hengjane Falls.

Explore the beautiful waters around Bergen with this guided kayak tour of Herdla. After a safety orientation, you’ll hop in your kayak and begin your 3-hour paddle. As you kayak between reefs and islands, your guide will share interesting historical background on the area, pointing out details like ruins from WWII. Enjoy a picnic break and a chance to see eagles and other rare birds.

Choose your own adventure in Norway on this self-guided trip from Bergen to Oslo including a boat ride on the UNESCO-listed Sognefjord and a scenic train voyage. Enjoy an included boat ride on this spectacular deep-water fjord, before embarking on a scenic railroad trip on the Flåm and Bergen Railways, admiring the Aurlandsfjord, Nærøyfjord, and the city of Myrdal while en route to Oslo.

This guided tour is legendary and it takes us through some of Norway's most beautiful fjord scenery. You will experience the scenic Bergen Railway, the breathtaking Flåm Railway, the Aurlandsfjord, the narrow and dramatic UNESCO-protected Nærøyfjord and a bus trip through the beautiful scenery of Western Norway. From May - September, the bus trip includes the steep hairpin curves of Stalheimskleiva.

Experience Bergen, Mount Fløyen and Alversund Streams all year on this tour, accompanied by a local English speaking guide. See the historic sights of Bergen including the Fish Market, the Hanseatic quarter (Bryggen), Bergenhus Fortress and Mount Fløyen. The tour starts end ends at Børshopen - Bergen Fjord Cruise pier.

The Sognefjord extends more than 200 km inland to the foot of the Jotunheimen mountains. The fjord is called the King of the fjords for a good reason: it's the world's longest ice-free fjord, up to 1300 meters (3900 ft) deep and it's enveloped with exceptional natural beauty, tall mountains, waterfalls and scenic forests. The area is said to be one of the most beautiful travel destinations in the world. This self-guided day tour includes a cruise on the world famous Sognefjord, a visit to the spectacular Stegastein viewpoint and train journeys through beautiful nature on the famous Flåm Railway and the Bergen Railway.

We board the express catamaran MS Gyda on the cruise terminal and set course for the Viking Village at Avaldsnes (approx. 40 min). Along the way, we will get a guided presentation of the surroundings, with local history and the development of the oil industry in the region. Upon arrival at Viking Village, we are greeted by local Vikings who tell their story. Local Viking food will also be served in the boathouse before we set course again. On the return we are presented with the history of Haugesund city, while we sail through Smedasundet in the center of Haugesund before arriving at the Cruise Harbor for disembarkation.

This tour combines Fjord Cruise on the magnificent Sognefjord on board MV Fjord Lady, with some of the best tourist attractions Norway may offer like Hopperstad Stave Church, Storesvingen View Point, Tvindefossen Waterfall, as well as visit to The Norwegian Glacier Museum and Bøyabreen Glacier. On this amazing tour, attractions are coming as beads on a string. So keep Your camera ready. The Scenery in the Fjærlandsfjord is absolutely breathtaking. On the boat tour you may enjoy a good dinner, snacks and beverage while cruising the fantastic Fjærlandsfjord. There is an abundance of wildlife in the area, and more than 100 different bird species have been observed in the Bøyaøyri Nature Reserve.