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Fjords of Norway

Unique Landscapes, Wooden Houses and Glaciers

Where Nature speaks with grandeur and silence...

In the heart of Norway, the fjords carve deep into the land, shaping a world where water and mountains embrace. Towering cliffs plunge into deep, mysterious waters, while thousands of waterfalls tumble from impossible heights, springing up through pine forests and from glaciers.

Here, time slows down. Villages of red and white wooden houses gaze out over the shoreline, witnessing an infinitesimal fragment of this landscape's lifetime. Whether you're sliding on a boat across a narrow fjord, relaxing in a warm sauna, hiking panoramic trails, or simply feeling a deep peace with your eyes fixed on the distance while standing above the water on a wooden deck, every moment feels like a return to something essential.

Norway and its fjords are not just places to visit, but places to feel. To breathe deeper. And to remember the power of stillness.
Welcome to the fjords of Norway — wild, pure, unforgettable!

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6 Days - 5 Nights
Accommodation style:
Authentic

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Let’s start in Bergen, with its old town Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll along its colorful wooden houses, learn about its Hanseatic heritage, and breathe in the fresh sea air of this charming coastal city.
Then head toward the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, passing through Voss — known both for having some of the purest mineral water in the world and for being the global capital of extreme sports.
After discovering the many waterfalls of the Nærøyfjord — among the thousands found in Norway — we rejoin the Sognefjord, the world’s second-longest fjord, lined with small picturesque villages and towns.
We will also visit the famous stave churches, like the UNESCO-listed one in Urnes, the charming church in Kaupanger, or the iconic Borgund church, all built with upright timber in the 12th century.
Being near to the Jostedalsbreen Glacier, the widest one upon mainland Europe, we can explore lush trails with breathtaking views, or even hike safely on part of the glacier with excellent local guides. The main river fed by the glacier is also perfect for rafting.
Finally, we continue to visit more hidden gems in the different valleys south of the massive Jostedal Glacier, heading close to the well-known Balestrand, for more hiking and navigation, peacefully meeting again with the scenic Sognefjord where three fjords meet.

The exact itinerary will vary depending on the availabilities and the time of the year.

Typical itinerary

Trip Details

Authentic version: A mix of casual and premium hotels, with a focus on charm and local character. Norway is more about the stunning locations than luxury facilities.
Trip duration: 6 days and 5 nights. A concentrated journey designed to immerse you deeply in the region’s culture and diverse fjords.
Activities: A wide variety, also depending on local weather conditions. We always aim to tailor the activities to your level.
Hiking levels: Easy to moderate hikes, accompanied by local guides.
Hidden experiences: Some of our most memorable experiences are spontaneous, not necessarily planned — local surprises to delight you along the way!
Day by day briefings: You will always be reminded and informed in detail about what to expect the next day
Restaurants: Authentic, traditional, and gastronomic restaurants, often located within hotels due to the remoteness of the places we visit.
Hotels: Selected for their quality, location, and authenticity
Good to know: Bring rain clothing and warm clothing on trip! In Norway you should expect some weather changes. It is part of the land’s identity and the of way people live. And it is precisely this raw and ever-changing skies that keeps it so beautiful and untouched— and even more rewarding to explore. The comfort at the end of the day feels all the more satisfying!
Famous Norwegian saying: "There is no bad weather, only bad clothing".