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.
Visiting the breathtaking Geirangerfjord is at the heart of any activity in Geiranger. This renowned World Heritage-listed fjord is a spectacular attraction, while the picturesque village serves as an ideal base for hiking and exploring the dramatic natural surroundings — all accompanied by stunning views.
The stunning blue-green fjords of Norway are surrounded by majestic mountains, wild nature, cascading waterfalls, snow-clad peaks and ancient glaciers. We have picked out six fjords that will guarantee you an unforgettable holiday.
Hjørundfjorden på Sunnmøre er kjent verden rundt for de majestetiske Sunnmørsalpene som strekker seg opp til 1700 meter over fjorden. Det dramatiske og urørte fjordlandskapet er en stor lekeplass for de aktive, og de sjarmerende små bygdene langs fjorden er et must for de som vil oppleve lokal kultur og historie.
Google beautiful fjords and chances are that Norway and Western Norway will appear at the top of the list. This is their story.
På vei mot Sunnmøre har du mulighet til flere opplevelser i den arkitektonisk flotte byen Ålesund, med spektakulære fjordopplevelser som Geirangerfjorden, som er på UNESCOs verdensarvliste, og den imponerende Hjørundfjorden. Her finner du en guide til hvordan du kan oppleve disse områdene på best mulig måte: