Find your space in the fjords this autumn

These are the moments that truly blow your mind. Moments that make you think, give you butterflies in your stomach, and make your heart skip a beat. With the vibrant colors, fresh air, and lush natural landscapes, it's time to experience fjord nature where nobody else is. Immerse yourself in fjord culture, showcasing how fjord nature has impacted artists and locals in cities and villages throughout history. It's time to harvest fruits and berries, and taste the unique flavors from the ocean, the fjords, and the mountains.

Now is the time to fill up on experiences without standing in line! Get inspired by the striking autumn impressions in the fjords and discover places that give you an extraordinary autumn atmosphere unlike any other in the world.

Great autumn destinations to explore in Fjord Norway

• Ålesund and Geiranger – Explore some of Norway’s most famous natural and cultural attractions, such as the Art nouveau town Ålesund, UNESCO Geirangerfjord and Trollstigen.
  
• Northwest – Experience the huge contrasts between fjords, mountains and the sea furthest north in Fjord Norway. Visit urban and cultural scenes, drive on The Atlantic Road or take The Rauma Railway.
  
• Nordfjord – Where nature meets history. Hike through the dramatic landscapes of Oldedalen, take the Loen Skylift to the summit of Mount Hoven, or discover medieval history at the majestic Selja Monastery.
  
• Voss – Explore rural luxury, local culture and natural waterfalls, just a short train ride from Bergen. Check out Elva Hotel & Restaurant, Voss Folk Museum and natural spots like Tvindefossen waterfall.
  
• Sognefjord – In the heart of the Norwegian fjord landscape you can visit enchanting Fjord Villages, take a fjord cuise on The UNESCO Nærøyfjord, guided glacier walk on Nigardsbreen Glacier and enjoy the fjord landscape with The Flåm Railway.
  
• Hardangerfjord – Fjords, mountains, glaciers, and vibrant villages. The Hardangerfjord-region contains the best Norway has to offer. With a rich culinary history, high quality accommodations with world-class hospitality, world-renowned icons, and unique nature experiences, it's no wonder why Hardanger has been a beloved destination for centuries.
  
• Haugesund – The viking destination of Fjord Norway. Discover a region full of contrasts, from the fresh and vibrant coast to the calm fjord. Enjoy exciting activities in Åkrafjord or explore the historic fishing village of Skudeneshavn.
  
• The Stavanger region, Edge of Norway™ – explore thrillingly high mountain peaks, blue fjords and gastronomic delights in the Stavanger region. Go on an urban nature break, and learn why Stavanger is the street art destination in Norway! Enjoy culinary excellence in world-class and MICHELIN Star restaurants – Stavanger has no less than 6 MICHELIN Stars!
• Ryfylke – home to the iconic Preikestolen. Here you can
  taste award-winning apple cider, visit Fjord Norway's only winery and stay in unique design cabins with spectacular views of the Lysefjord.

Getting to & around

Several of the airports in the region, such as Bergen, Stavanger and Ålesund, operate a good network of international services. There are also several smaller airports with a few, direct international flights as well as good connections to and from Oslo and other big cities in Norway. If you are travelling from the continent, you can also take the ferries from Denmark or Germany.

There are direct flights from many of the large and medium-sized cities in Europe. It’s easy to get here from cities such as Munich, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Copenhagen and London. There are also frequent, good connections from Oslo and on to the Fjord Norway region.

It is both good for the environment and easy to travel by train to Voss, Bergen, Stavanger, Flåm and Åndalsnes - all excellent bases for adventure in the fjord landscape.

Find more detailed information including public transport within the region and car rental here.