This Nordic destination is known for its stunning natural beauty and refreshing oceanic air. Its rugged landscape is dotted with charming villages, cascading waterfalls, majestic mountains, and serene fjords, offering charter guests an unforgettable glimpse into serene nature. The area is dotted with ancient churches and historic buildings that showcase the rich cultural heritage and a contemporary art museum. Adventurous guests can hike or bike along scenic trails, fish, or take a tour to explore the area's sparkling lakes and pristine waters. The secluded beaches are perfect for uninterrupted sunbathing, swimming, or picnicking. End your days with delicious seafood prepared by expert chefs and watch the Northern lights twinkle above in the clear night sky.
Norway's longest fjord is the Sognefjord, with its UNESCO World Heritage List included Naeroyfjord as one of its attractions. Sognefjord is located in the center of Fjord Norway and its surrounding area is walking on the Jostedalsbreen Glacier or in the Jotunheimen National Park. There are a wide range of routes for both experienced and inexperienced adventurers to choose from in this hiking paradise. This region is noted for its wide range of berries, fruit, lamb, game and mountain trout.
At the junction of three fjord arms, Balestrand sits between high snow-covered mountains in the centre of the largest fjord in Norway, Sognefjord. The area has some wonderful hikes and is a perfect base from which to visit the Fjærland Ferry, the Jøstedal Glacier and Flåm Railway. Two glaciers, Bøyabreen and Supphellebreen, can easily be seen in one day. Sailing or kayaking along the beautiful Fjærland Fjord will be a treat for mountain lovers.
Dining out on Norwegian and other Scandinavian food will be the cherry on the top of your visit.
Fjaerland is a beautiful destination and an ideal spot for yachting. This picturesque and unspoilt landscape is perfect for making the most of the waterways. Superyacht owners will enjoy breathtaking views of the mountains, fjords and glaciers that surround this area. There are many activities to do both ashore and on the water. From kayaking to mountaineering, Fjaerland has something for everyone. For wildlife lovers there are opportunities to spot whales and observe seabirds. Fishing and boat charters are available too, as is an array of cultural attractions. With picturesque landscapes, incredible activities, and a peaceful atmosphere, Fjaerland is certain to be the perfect destination.
Gudvangen is located on the inner part of the UNESCO protected Nærøyfjorden. Life influencing experiences can be had both on and off the water by kayaking past waterfalls and farms, and hiking through the mountains and hills taking in the breathtaking scenery. While there, a visit to the Viking Village will give a good impression of how they lived and achieved what they did.
On a map Flam looks far inland but in reality it is situated on a fjord. It is best visited at times when there are no cruise ships, as you may find that tourists outnumber residents.
While there, don't miss taking a trip on the Flam Rail between Flam and Myrdal, which has some of the steepest tracks in the world. On this and on tours around the fjord, you will marvel at high waterfalls and magnificent forested slopes.
Masfjordnes is a picturesque seaside village situated at the end of a narrow fjord in Northern Europe. The area boasts stunning views of snow-capped mountains and a dramatic coastline dotted with small islands. Visitors can explore the rugged wilderness on foot or by boat, with opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and other outdoor adventures. The village itself is small but charming, with a handful of local restaurants and shops. History buffs will appreciate the ancient Viking burial grounds nearby, as well as traditional Norwegian architecture found in the surrounding towns. Whether seeking solitude or adventure, Masfjordnes is a hidden gem in this unspoiled wilderness.
Although there are many fjords in the world, those in Norway are probably the most spectacular. The best place to start your trip is Bergen, known as the Gateway to the Fjords. The city is warmer than you may expect and it is known for the amount of rain which it receives. The city’s name comes from the word for mountain and there are some hot spots you must visit, two of the best being Mount Floyen and the Funicular, and Mount Ulriken and its Cable Car. Linking the two Mounts is the Vidden Trail, which will give you wonderful viewing opportunities one after the other.
The city has a number of places of cultural interest, including Bryggen, the Hanseatic Wharf and a UNESCO Heritage Site, a museum, galleries, speciality museums like Kode and Troldhaugen, the home of the composer Edvard Grieg, the Bergen aquarium and others. Other interesting activities include forest tours, jet-boating, a Guided Tour To Nærøyfjorden, Flåm And Stegastein, a trip on the Bergen Railway.
Bergen is a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and you will find a wide range of cuisines. Why not pay a visit to the Fish Market which has been there for more than eight hundred years. Here you will find seafood aplenty as well as many local dishes.