From bucket list experiences to adventures off the beaten track, we have got you covered. Browse through our pool of inspirational articles and plan your holiday to Norway!
This is a lovely time of the year, both by the fjord and in the mountains. The landscape is coloured in red, orange, and yellow; fog and clouds create a magical atmosphere; and everything is a bit calmer than in summer. We give you 10 good reasons to why you should visit Flåm in Autumn.
Flåm invites you to a cosy and relaxing Christmas. We have decorated the whole village with winter lights both inside and outside to set the right mood and offer traditional activities and food for young and old.
The Flåm Valley, stretching between Flåm and Myrdal, offers breathtaking views and magnificent mix of colours, lush nature, cascading waterfalls, crystal clear rivers and cultural history. Here are some tips to help you explore the valley and create your own unique adventure.
Discover Norway with these 11 bucket list ideas mixing nature, history, and culture. Experience the majestic Geirangerfjord, take the scenic Flåm Railway, hike through Aurlandsdalen Valley, and go fishing in Lofoten. Swim in a fjord, witness Hardanger's fruit trees bloom, and hike for breathtaking fjord views. Explore unique stave churches, cycle the historic Navvies Road, explore vibrant Oslo, and either chase the Northern Lights or bask in the Midnight Sun. Each activity offers a unique slice of Norwegian beauty and adventure.
"It's one of the best places I’ve ever been to. You reach there by train. You get up to a hotel. No distractions from anything other than going up to the mountains." -Len Roald Jørgensen
Accommodation that’s a little out of the ordinary adds an extra dimension to any holiday. Whether you’re off on a romantic mini break or travelling with the family, you’ll find something to choose from among these eight unique places to stay in the area around Flåm and Myrkdalen. For a varied holiday, we recommend that you combine a couple of them.
You won’t be short of options for beautiful hikes offering fjord views in Western Norway. We’ve chosen 10 of our favourites in the region between Flåm and Myrkdalen.
With so many beautiful natural gems to choose from, there is a Norwegian fjord for everyone. Here are some tips for things to do and see, no matter whether you are seeking day cruises, activities and tours, extreme adventure, or simply peace and tranquillity.
Did you know you can travel green all the way from Oslo to (and around) Flåm? And that Flåm has two award-winning vessels, one hybrid and one fully electric that sails through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord? Learn more about how Flåm facilitates eco-friendly tourism in the area, enabling you to travel greener.
Discover Norway with these 11 bucket list ideas mixing nature, history, and culture. Experience the majestic Geirangerfjord, take the scenic Flåm Railway, hike through Aurlandsdalen Valley, and go fishing in Lofoten. Swim in a fjord, witness Hardanger's fruit trees bloom, and hike for breathtaking fjord views. Explore unique stave churches, cycle the historic Navvies Road, explore vibrant Oslo, and either chase the Northern Lights or bask in the Midnight Sun. Each activity offers a unique slice of Norwegian beauty and adventure.
Hardanger and the Hardangerfjord are famous for its beautiful scenery and award-winning ciders. Read on to find six good reasons to plan a trip to this stunning Western-Norwegian region.
Flåm invites you to a cosy and relaxing Christmas. We have decorated the whole village with winter lights both inside and outside to set the right mood and offer traditional activities and food for young and old.
Tirer parti de la nature et des ingrédients de saison vient naturellement à la cuisine de l'Ouest norvégien. Avec les fjords bleus à sa porte, les eaux fraîches des montagnes, les vallées verdoyantes, les forêts luxuriantes et le temps changeant de la région, la cuisine de l'Ouest norvégien a accès à des produits de qualité de la terre, de la mer et de la nature sauvage comme peu d'autres. Lorsqu'ils sont bien utilisés, les expériences alléchantes sont nombreuses. Laissez-nous vous inspirer de quelques manières dont vous pouvez profiter des saveurs locales des fjords de Norvège à Flåm et ses alentours :
First of all, let us explain. Norwegians are not typically known for using the largest of words to describe our excitement. ‘Not bad’ might sound like a negative expression, but coming from a Norwegian, most often it means the exact opposite. Still not sure what we are talking about? Here are 6 experiences in Norway that are just that: Not bad!
Aurland is a pearl by the fjord. Free of hustle, bustle and congestion. In one direction you have the pretty Aurlandsfjord, steep and mighty mountains in the other. In the middle you find charming Hotel Aurlandsfjord. The eclectic style both invites to serenity and provides energy, a perfect mix for a hiker’s holiday. If you book a hiking package, transportation to and from the Aurlandsdalen Valley is included.
"It's one of the best places I’ve ever been to. You reach there by train. You get up to a hotel. No distractions from anything other than going up to the mountains." -Len Roald Jørgensen
It’s easy to use eco-friendly transport to get to Flåm. Its location in the heart of the county of Vestland means you can get to Flåm by coach, boat, car or rail. The best thing about using public transport is that you can just sit back and enjoy some of the most beautiful views we have here in Norway.
Each of the four seasons in Norway has great charm and colour the landscape in unique ways. From endless summer nights to the golden coloured autumn, sparkling white snow in the winter and the blossoming wonders of spring.
Have you ever wondered what it's like to take a boat trip through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord? The best way to find out is by talking to the passengers on board the boat. On a beautiful June day in 2018, we boarded the all-electric Future of The Fjords, which has been named Ship of the Year 2018, to talk to the tourists about their experiences on the fjord.