Nærøyfjord is one of the branches of Norway's famous Sognefjord and is the narrowest fjord in the world. It has been listed as a World Natural Heritage site. Looking up from below, you can easily see its magnificent yet gentle side, with blue skies, white clouds, eagles soaring high, and waterfalls cascading naturally. The gifts of nature shine brightly here.
Aurlandsfjord
Aurlandsfjord is the second longest fjord in the world and the second branch of the Sognefjord. Starting from Flåm, after traveling 2-3 kilometers, you will reach Aurlandsfjord. To visit Aurlandsfjord, you need to pass through Flåm, experience the mountain train, travel between the fjords, enjoy the beautiful fjord scenery along the way, or take a walk in the valleys, surrounded by lush green mountains and clear waters.
Hardangerfjord
Hardangerfjord starts from the Atlantic Ocean in the west and extends to the Hardangervidda plateau in the east. Due to its untouched nature, the fjord exudes a sense of grandeur and wildness. Here, one can also witness numerous idyllic Norwegian landscapes, where tranquility and vastness coexist. Even when all colors fade, the scenery here remains breathtaking.
Geirangerfjord
Between steep and bright, Geirangerfjord is half natural and half idyllic, with no sense of roughness. Here you will find the well-known waterfalls - Seven Sisters Waterfall, The Suitor Waterfall, and The Bridal Veil Waterfall. The waterfalls soften the edges of the mountains, and when the cliffs are shrouded in mist, the light of the rainbow becomes more apparent, making it infinitely enchanting.
Lysefjord Bridge
The most famous attractions of Lysefjord are Preikestolen and Kjeragbolten. Climbing up, you will be able to see the magnificent scenery of the entire fjord. The fjord is right below the Lysefjord Bridge.
Experience the grandeur of the Sunnmøre Alps, and you will see a different natural environment—wonderful, naturally occurring, and deeply memorable Geirangerfjord. You can also participate in a fjord cruise. As the boat slowly moves forward, you will appreciate the diverse and solid fjord scenery here. When the wind passes through the fjord, you will gain another unique perspective.
