• Osterfjorden - Just ten minutes after departing Bergen, the journey takes travelers out of the city and into stunning natural surroundings. Shortly thereafter, the road traces the picturesque Osterfjord, with Osterøy — Northern Europe’s largest inland island — visible on the left.

At the fjord’s narrowest point, travelers can admire the graceful suspension bridge linking Osterøy to the mainland.

• Blåbærsletta bubilparkering - After about an hour of travel, the scenic Blåbærsletta is reached. This is an ideal location to stretch, use the restroom, and most importantly, enjoy the breathtaking views of the Fusafjord. A 15-minute stop here provides a refreshing break amidst nature’s beauty.

From Blåbærsletta, the drive continues through stunning fjord and mountain landscapes towards the Hardangerfjord. The narrow roads pass through lush valleys and quaint villages, offering glimpses of local life. Keep an eye out for the numerous waterfalls cascading down the mountainsides, showcasing nature’s impressive power.

As the journey nears the Hardangerfjord, the landscape gradually opens up, revealing expansive panoramic views across the fjord.

• Gjermundshamn - Approximately 40 minutes after leaving Blåbærsletta, travelers arrive at Gjermundshamn for the first ferry crossing of the day over the Hardangerfjord. This short 20-minute journey offers stunning views of the fjord and surrounding mountains, providing a pleasant respite from the road. As the ferry sails across the fjord, the changing scenery offers a new perspective on the landscape.

Following the ferry crossing, a 10-minute drive leads to Rosendal.

• Rosendal - Nestled between the fjord and mountains, Rosendal is a charming village known for its tranquil atmosphere and deep connection to local life in the Hardanger region. Parking is available directly on the quay, offering beautiful views across the fjord and towards the surrounding mountains.

In Rosendal, it’s time for lunch. A warm meal is enjoyed at a local restaurant, where dishes are prepared with a focus on local ingredients and traditional flavors. This relaxed break is perfect before continuing to Bondhus Valley for a walk later in the day.

The stay in Rosendal lasts nearly an hour.

• Bondhusvatnet - Bondhus is one of the region’s most picturesque areas. The walk through Bondhus Valley follows a well-maintained path through a wide valley, with views of surrounding mountains and waterfalls along the way. The route gently leads to the clear waters of Bondhus Lake, where the Bondhusbreen Glacier is visible at the valley’s far end. The glacier is part of Folgefonna National Park, home to one of Norway’s largest mainland ice caps, shaped by ice over thousands of years.

The walk to the lake is approximately 2.5 km one way and takes about 30-40 minutes at a leisurely pace, with around 20-30 minutes on the return. This part of the tour offers a comfortable balance between easy walking and impressive natural scenery, without steep or challenging terrain.
A local guide accompanies the walk. A total of 2 hours is allocated in Bondhus Valley, including the walk and time at the lake, allowing ample time to enjoy the surroundings at a relaxed pace.

• Jondal - Jondal is beautifully situated by the Hardangerfjord, surrounded by mountains and green valleys. The village serves as a key gateway to Folgefonna National Park, one of Norway’s largest glacier areas, located just a short distance inland. In summer, the contrast between glacier landscapes and the fjord below is particularly striking.

Jondal boasts a strong local identity and a rich history connected to the fjord, with well-preserved wooden buildings and traditions linked to boat building and coastal life. The village is one of the few in Norway with official status as a national park village, reflecting its close relationship with nature and commitment to sustainability.

A brief photo stop is made near the ferry terminal before proceeding with the second ferry crossing of the day.

• Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall - Situated near Norheimsund in the Hardanger region, Steinsdalsfossen is one of Norway’s most renowned and accessible waterfalls. The surrounding area is known for its fertile landscapes and scenic roads, making this a delightful stop along the journey.

With a drop of around 50 meters, Steinsdalsfossen is particularly famous for the path that runs behind the waterfall, allowing visitors to walk behind the rushing water and experience its power up close without getting wet.

Visitors will have time to walk along the path, enjoy the views, and take photos. Steinsdalsfossen is a favorite spot for photographers and offers excellent opportunities to capture the essence of the Hardanger landscape.

The stay at Steinsdalsfossen lasts approximately 30 minutes.

• Ferry crossing Hardangerfjord
• Ferry crossing Osfjord
• Lunch
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Snacks
• Gratuities

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Bondhus Valley and Bondhus Glacier Lake! Nestled at the base of the Bondhusbreen Glacier within Folgefonna National Park, the hike to Bondhus Lake follows a simple historic path, accessible to all. The trail is 2.3 km each way, following a broad gravel road with a gentle slope.

At the lake, take a peaceful moment by the water’s edge, surrounded by stunning rock formations and the glacier as a backdrop — an ideal spot for photography and relaxation.

The tour also includes a visit to the charming village of Rosendal and two ferry crossings on the Hardangerfjord.

Before the hike, enjoy a warm lunch crafted from organic, locally sourced ingredients, and explore this unique national park landscape with the guidance of a knowledgeable local expert.

This tour perfectly combines scenic bus rides with ferry crossings, leisurely hiking, local cuisine, and iconic Norwegian landscapes — perfect for nature enthusiasts and creating lasting memories!

• Occasional delays may occur due to local road conditions, weather or other force majeure situations.

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