• Byfjorden - Byfjorden, also known as the Cityfjord, features water depths ranging from approximately 5 to 350 meters and beautifully frames the city of Bergen along its waterfront. This natural landmark is visible from much of the city, nestled between the seven mountains surrounding Bergen. The 15-kilometer (9.3 mi) long fjord separates the island of Askøy from mainland Bergen, passing just north of the city.
• Salhusfjorden - The Salhusfjord stretches 4 kilometers long and reaches depths of up to 500 meters, located between Bergen and Alver Municipality. The Nordhordland Bridge spans this fjord, which is named after the village area of Salhus. In the early 12th century, an inn known as a sáluhus was established here, serving as a transport hub for Nordhordland and a small market town. It became one of the first industrialized areas with the establishment of a hosiery manufacturer in 1859.
• Nordhordland Bridge - The Nordhordland Bridge, a remarkable landmark just north of Bergen, carries the coastal road across the expansive Salhusfjord. Opened in 1994, it features a sleek cable-stayed span combined with a long floating section, making it one of the world’s most unique bridge designs. Crossing the bridge reveals breathtaking views of fjords, mountains, and islands—showcasing Western Norway at its finest. Replacing the former ferry link, it is now a vital connection between Bergen and the Nordhordland region, providing travelers with efficient transport and a memorable view of Norwegian engineering and coastal beauty.
• Alverstraumen - Alverstraumen is a charming, narrow strait renowned for its swift tidal currents and stunning coastal scenery. It separates the islands of Radøy and Holsnøy, offering visitors views of traditional boathouses, rugged shorelines, and pristine Nordic waters. Historically significant as a route for local fishermen and small boats, it remains a serene spot to experience genuine coastal life. Visitors can enjoy tranquil waterfront views on calm days or witness the impressive tidal flow that defines the strait’s unique character.
• Litlebergen - Litlebergen is a serene coastal area in Alver, just north of Bergen, celebrated for its picturesque marina and tranquil fjord landscape. Once a bustling maritime hub for fishermen and local traders, it has preserved much of its traditional coastal charm while welcoming modern visitors. Travelers appreciate the relaxed ambiance, watching boats glide between islands framed by gentle mountains. With easy access to walking paths, viewpoints, and local cafés, Litlebergen offers an authentic glimpse into everyday Norwegian coastal life, shaped by centuries of seafaring tradition yet remaining wonderfully peaceful today.

• 1-hour RIB Fjord Safari
• Inflatable life jacket
• Floatation suit
• Goggles, hat and mittens

Join an exhilarating one-hour high-speed fjord safari departing from Bergen. The adventure begins with a swift journey across the City Fjord, leading into the expansive Salhusfjord, where the coastal landscape unfolds around you. The tour proceeds beneath the magnificent Nordhordlandsbrua Bridge and continues to the narrow Alverstraumen Strait, renowned for its dynamic currents and picturesque shores.

During the excursion, participants will get an up-close experience of the fjords with thrilling speeds, refreshing sea breezes, and breathtaking panoramic vistas. This concise adventure encapsulates the essence of Western Norway’s coastline in just one hour, providing both excitement and natural splendor.

For comfort and safety, all participants are provided with warm flotation suits, life jackets, ski goggles, gloves, and hats. The tour is perfect for individuals, families, and small groups looking for an unforgettable and invigorating way to explore the local fjords of Bergen.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.