Mid November - Mid April
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Sognefjord, is the longest and deepest of all the fjords in Norway. Extending over 200km inland, the region boasts the UNESCO World Heritage sites of the Naerøyfjord with mountains that tower 1300m above sea level and Jostedal National Park, where arms of the Jostedalsbreen Glacier spill down the mountain sides. Stave churches sit amongst simply breath-taking scenery and lush green valley’s produce some exquisite fare for you to sample. This flexible fly-drive enables you to explore the ‘King of the Fjords’.
May - September
Norway has some of Europe’s most spectacular scenery with fjords, mountains, glaciers and waterfalls, which all present a wonderful opportunity for an exciting and active short break. Bergen and the surrounds are bursting at the seams with outdoor activities including biking, hiking, fjord safaris, scenic rail journey’s and even white-water rafting. This fjord adventure is particularly suited to families with teens or thrill-seeking friends wishing to explore Mother Nature’s playground using Bergen as your base.
May – September
Pulpit Rock and Trolltunga are two of the most iconic images of the dramatic fjord landscape in Norway and this self-guided tour takes you to the heart of the action. It takes a degree of effort to be able to add these photos to any album, as a result we have crafted this trip so that it also suits a group of friends with differing agenda’s. Based in Stavanger and the heart of the Hardangerfjord, there are ample activities to suit those who are physically fit and those that would enjoy a more relaxed break.
June – September
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