Welcome to the fjord region

Fjord Norway, on the west coast, is known for its stunning landscapes, striking architecture, and delicious local cuisine. Shaped since the Ice Age, this region is often called “the soul of Norway” and embodies the iconic Norwegian fjord. National Geographic has repeatedly ranked it among the world’s top travel destinations.

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Why visit the fjord region?

  • Outdoor activities

    The fjord region offers a wealth of outdoor activities. From hiking and kayaking to fishing, there are plenty of ways for nature lovers and adventure seekers to explore the spectacular surroundings.

  • Spectacular landscape

    The Norwegian fjords offer a breathtaking and unique landscape. High mountains, steep cliffs, waterfalls and deep blue waters create an impressive backdrop that is unique to Norway.

  • Excursions on the fjords

    A popular way to explore the fjords is by boat or on a fjord ferry. These not only offer a relaxing way to admire the scenery, but also the opportunity to visit remote places that are difficult to reach by land.

Holiday destinations in the fjord region

Discover the best spots to experience this breathtaking area. Explore what each destination has to offer, including attractions, activities and places to stay.

  • Bergen

    Bergen waits for you tempting offerings at Fisketorget, historic walks along narrow passages and wonderful panoramic views from Fløibanen.

  • The Hardangerfjord region

    Spend your vacation in one of Norway’s most fertile fjord landscapes. Steep slopes along the fjord meet deep blue waters, cascading waterfalls and rugged glaciers.

  • The Sognefjord region

    The Sognefjord is Norway’s deepest and longest fjord, and the world’s second longest. Experience it by boat or enjoy the spectacular scenery on mountain hikes.