Viking Village & UNESCO Fjord Cruise from Flåm

Meeting point: Strandkaien 17 (next to the Express Boats)
Our bus, driver, and tour guide will be ready approximately 15 minutes before departure.

Within just ten minutes after leaving Bergen, we’re already out of the city and surrounded by beautiful scenery.
A little later, the road follows the idyllic Osterfjord, with Osterøy — Northern Europe’s largest inland island — on the left-hand side.

At the narrowest point of the fjord, you’ll spot the elegant suspension bridge that connects Osterøy to the mainland.

The drive from Bergen offers stunning landscapes, with views of the beautiful Osterfjord and fascinating stories from your guide along the way.

After about an hour, we make a short stop — a chance to stretch your legs and use the restroom. When opening hours allow, a short break will be madeat Dalegård Outlet, a welcoming local rest stop with a shop and kafé.

Tvindefossen is an impressive waterfall, dropping 116 meters in a beautiful display of multiple streams cascading down the cliff.

The waterfall is surrounded by a legend claiming that its water has rejuvenating powers. This legend has made Tvindefossen one of Norway’s most visited natural attractions, welcoming thousands of visitors each year.

Nestled between mountains and fjords lies Njardarheimr, an authentic Viking village where history truly comes to life. Here, you’ll experience how the Vikings lived more than a thousand years ago – through genuine craftsmanship, traditional buildings, weapons, clothing, and everyday life.

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

Gudvangen itself is a beautiful and authentic little village at the end of the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord – a place that truly captures the spirit of real Norway. Surrounded by towering mountains and cascading waterfalls, Gudvangen offers a peaceful and charming atmosphere.

In Gudvangen, we board the boat that takes us onto the Nærøyfjord – one of Norway’s most beautiful and dramatic fjords.
With steep mountain walls, narrow passages, and impressive landscapes, the fjord offers a quiet and unforgettable way to experience Norway’s nature.

The Nærøyfjord is a branch of the Sognefjord and stretches for about 17 kilometres, with mountains rising to 1,800 metres above sea level.
As part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, this area stands as a remarkable example of Norway’s natural beauty.

Sit back, relax, and take in the unspoiled nature around you.

Flåm is a small, scenic village located at the heart of the Aurlandsfjord, a branch of the majestic Sognefjord.

Surrounded by steep mountains and waterfalls, it offers a peaceful atmosphere and some of the most beautiful scenery in the region.

After your free time in Flåm, the itinerary varies depending on the season.

From 1 May to 31 August, we continue to the historic Stalheim Hotel, majestically located above the dramatic Nærøydalen Valley. The hotel has welcomed guests since the 1800s and has a rich history, including royal visits and serving as a source of inspiration for many artists. Here, we enjoy a coffee break while taking in the breathtaking panoramic views—a perfect stop that combines cultural heritage, spectacular scenery, and traditional Western Norwegian hospitality.

During the spring and autumn seasons, we return to Gudvangen, where you will have additional free time to explore the UNESCO World Heritage area. You can also enjoy freshly brewed coffee and a traditional Norwegian pastry at the café by the pier before the journey continues.

We return to Bergen after a full day of adventures, carrying with us memories of a truly Norwegian nature and history experience.

Please note that, due to the nature of the roads and landscape in Western Norway, occasional delays may occur. We recommend allowing some flexibility in the schedule.