Your guide to Fjord Norway

Fjord Norway

Getting here & practical information

We can help you to plan your trip to Fjord Norway! The ever-changing landscape has attracted guests from all over the world for centuries. Find facts and useful information, learn about the climate and get tips on how to get here and around.

The regions of Fjord Norway

Fjord Norway is not merely a place. It’s an experience. The sound of the blue glacier. That view that suddenly appears at a bend in the road. The smell of a waterfall. The silence of a beach in the morning. The evening sun reflected off the green fjord. A million moments. Your moments. Moments you won’t believe until you have experienced them. Each region in Fjord Norway offers a unique set of sights and attractions. From the Atlantic Road in the Northwest to Preikestolen in Ryfylke, let yourself be inspired and find out what you want to see the most (why not see it all?).

Møre og Romsdal

Northwest
Experience the Atlanterhavsvegen and Trollstigen roads and the Romsdalseggen ridge. Explore the urban and cultural scene in Kristiansund, Molde and Åndalsnes. You can experience the huge contrasts between fjords, mountains and the sea furthest north in Fjord Norway.
Explore Northwest
Sunnmøre - Ålesund & Geiranger
Get ready to explore some of Norway’s most famous natural and cultural attractions, such as the Art nouveau town Ålesund, UNESCO Geirangerfjord, the Bird island Runde and Trollstigen. An abundance of fjords, islands and mountains in Sunnmøre are waiting to enchant you.
Explore Sunnmøre - Ålesund & Geiranger

Vestland

Nordfjord
Nordfjord lies between the biggest mainland glacier in Europe and Stad, the wildest stretch of sea in Norway. It has spectacular mountains and valleys, emerald green lakes and dramatic coastal landscapes.
Explore Nordfjord
The Fjord Coast and Sunnfjord
You can discover a unique coastline just north of Bergen, in combination with a beautiful fjord kingdom. Visit the charming island communities, the magnificent waterfalls and explore the untouched nature and the many historic attractions and cultural monuments.
Explore The Fjord Coast and Sunnfjord
Sognefjord
The longest fjord in Norway, Sognefjord, lies in the heart of Fjord Norway and extends to the foot of the Jotunheimen and Jostedalsbreen National Parks.
Explore Sognefjord
Voss
Voss is the extreme sports capital – the spectacular nature in Voss is a playground all year around!
Explore Voss
Bergen and the region
Bergen and the region give you an ideal combination of nature, culture and cosmopolitan experiences.
Explore Bergen and the region
Hardangerfjord
The world’s third longest fjord, the southernmost glacier in Norway, the most spectacular waterfalls and thousands of fruit trees. Hardanger is one of the most beautiful areas in Norway.
Explore Hardangerfjord
Sunnhordland
Fresh, genuine and exciting are three words describing this region. After a short boat trip from Bergen, you arrive in a spectacular nature landscape where the mighty glacier and the fjord meet the ocean and together constitutes Sunnhordland UNESCO Global Geopark.
Explore Sunnhordland

Rogaland

Ryfylke
Preikestolen and Kjerag in the Lysefjord are the main attractions in Ryfylke, but the region has much more to offer. The Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke is surrounded by high mountains and deep fjords. Along the road you'll find modern architecture, industrial history, locally produced apple cider, and unique accommodation. Welcome to Ryfylke - the adventure in Fjord Norway begins here!
Explore Ryfylke
Haugesund
Welcome to Haugesund and Haugalandet, the viking destination of Fjord Norway, and a region full of contrasts. Åkrafjord, Langfoss waterfall, coastal culture, the unique Viking history at Avaldsnes, idyllic island communities such as Utsira and Røvær and charming small town life are a few of the highlights.
Explore Haugesund
The Stavanger region
Explore Edge of Norway™ with urban Stavanger, countless surrounding islands, Sandnes with the famous mountain top Kjerag, long-stretched beaches along the Norwegian Scenic route Jæren, mountains and fjords, lunar landscapes in Magma UNESCO Global Geopark or the winter paradise Sirdal.
Explore The Stavanger region

Inspire me

In Fjord Norway, adventure is around every corner. Hiking or skiing with a fjord view, exciting guided glacier hikes, or relaxing fjord cruises and sightseeing trips where you get to see the best of Norwegian nature. Not sure were to start? Find inspiration here!

En mann som sitter med ryggen til på en benk i snøen på et fjell og ser utover Bergen by.

Fjord Norway in winter

During the winter months light, colors and sounds change constantly with the weather, showing the raw, untamed side of the fjords.

Cosiness and raw nature - discover Haugesund and the region in winter

When you want to experience winter in Norway, preferably without skis on your feet, Haugesund and the surrounding area is a perfect alternative. The coast offers a winter full of cosiness and fresh, tasty adventures.

Winter in a world heritage site

Would you like to experience one of Norway’s mighty world heritage sites with frozen waterfalls, snow-covered mountains and the magical fjord light? If so, you should visit Geiranger in winter. During this cold and wonderful season, you can now travel by boat from Ålesund to the famous UNESCO World Heritage Fjord.

Winter by Sognefjord

The Winterfjord gives you fjordexperiences, the magical blue ice caves under the glacier, fjordlight, snowshoe tours, RIB and Dog sledding tour

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