• Osterfjorden - The journey from Bergen presents breathtaking landscapes, featuring views of the stunning Osterfjord and captivating tales from your guide along the route.
• Dale - After approximately an hour, there is a brief stop — an opportunity to stretch and use the facilities. When open, the break is scheduled at Dale Outlet, a friendly shop next to the historic textile factory that has made the village famous for its high-quality knitwear. It offers a wide range of excellent products from various suppliers at discounted prices.
• Vossevangen - Roughly thirty minutes later, the tour passes through Voss — a delightful town in the heart of Western Norway — before the scenery becomes even more dramatic with majestic mountains, stunning waterfalls, and one of Norway’s most beautiful fjords.
• Tvindefossen - Tvindefossen is a magnificent waterfall, cascading 116 meters in a stunning display of multiple streams flowing down the cliff.

The waterfall is surrounded by a legend that its water possesses rejuvenating powers. This legend has made Tvindefossen one of Norway’s most popular natural attractions, drawing thousands of visitors annually.

(From June 1st to August 31st, Tvindefossen is visited on the return trip.)

• Gudvangen - The Viking Village in Gudvangen – an immersive journey into the past

Nestled between mountains and fjords is Njardarheimr, an authentic Viking village where history comes alive. Here, visitors can experience how the Vikings lived over a thousand years ago – with authentic craftsmanship, traditional buildings, weapons, clothing, and daily life.

Modern-day Vikings greet you with knowledge and enthusiasm, providing a unique insight into Nordic heritage. This is not a museum – it’s a living village where you can smell the tar, hear the blacksmith’s hammer, and perhaps even try your hand at archery!

Gudvangen is a charming and genuine little village at the end of the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord – a place that truly represents the essence of Norway.
Surrounded by towering mountains and waterfalls on all sides, Gudvangen offers a serene and enchanting atmosphere – and it’s here that lunch is enjoyed.

• Flam - Flåm is a picturesque village situated at the end of the Aurlandsfjord, a branch of the majestic Sognefjord.

The area offers a stunning combination of steep mountains, waterfalls, and a peaceful atmosphere, making it one of the most visited destinations in Norway.

The village is home to the iconic Flåm Railway, which winds its way from the fjord up to the high mountains at Myrdal – an impressive train journey considered one of the most scenic in the world.

In Flåm, there is free time to explore whatever interests you most – perhaps a visit to the charming Flåm Church, the Railway Museum, or simply a coffee and something sweet at a local bakery.

• Nærøyfjord - In Flåm, the boat is boarded to explore the Nærøyfjord – one of Norway’s most beautiful and dramatic fjords.

Known for its steep mountainsides, narrow passages, and breathtaking scenery, the fjord offers a nature experience like no other. Nærøyfjord is a branch of the Sognefjord and stretches over 17 kilometers, with mountains rising up to 1,800 meters above sea level. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, this area truly showcases the power and beauty of nature.

Relax and enjoy the untouched wilderness that surrounds you.

• Stalheim - After the cruise arrives in Gudvangen, extra time is spent in the UNESCO area, enjoying fresh coffee and traditional Norwegian pastry at the café right by the pier. The journey then continues by bus toward Voss, often referred to as the “adventure capital” of Western Norway, before returning to Bergen, filled with impressions and memories from a day that truly showcases the very best of Western Norway.

From May 1st to August 31st, the tour instead heads to the historic Stalheim Hotel, majestically located with panoramic views over the dramatic Nærøydalen Valley.
Here, coffee and freshly made Norwegian waffles are served while listening to the fascinating story of the hotel — a place that has welcomed travelers since the 1800s and has long been a favorite stop for royalty and artists.
After the coffee break at Stalheim, the return to Bergen is made.

• Entrance fees
• Tvindefossen waterfall
• Lunch
• Guided tour to the Viking Village
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• 2 hour UNESCO Fjord cruise
• Tea and coffee

• Gratuities

Join us for an unforgettable bus day trip through the stunning landscapes of Western Norway! Travel in a comfortable, modern coach, enjoy scenic stops, and indulge in a light lunch with dessert and coffee – all included!

Discover the authentic Viking Village in Gudvangen with a guided tour, enjoy a breathtaking fjord cruise on the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, and visit the charming village of Flåm — all while being entertained by fascinating stories from your dedicated, English-speaking guide.

We also stop at the historic Stalheim Hotel, beautifully situated above the Nærøydalen Valley, where you’ll enjoy coffee and Norwegian waffles with one of Norway’s most stunning views.
(from May 1st to August 31st).

During the winter season, a delightful sweet treat will instead be served at Gudvangen Café by the pier, allowing you to spend more time in the UNESCO-protected area and fully appreciate its unique beauty.

This tour is a perfect blend of history, nature, and local culture!

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