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Sogndal

Travel the path of the Norse gods on this fast and exciting ride through the Aurlandsfjord and the Nærøyfjord, two branches of Sognefjord, one of the world's longest and deepest fjords that is filled with the most iconic, majestic scenery imaginable. This trip is for physically fit guests only who are ready to sustain a fast and bumpy boat ride.

RIB Boat Ride

Today's short excursion (just 2 hours in total) is a chance to race through the awe-inspiring Aurlandsfjord and the Nærøyfjord at a breathtaking pace for the full 90 action-packed minutes of your ride. Arrive at the landing stage for your Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB Boat) to receive a safety briefing on your boat and be fitted with a life vest and survival suit.

Aurlandsfjord

The first arm of the Sognefjord you travel through is the Aurlandsfjord , which stretches 17km, beginning in the village of Flam and ending at Mount Beitelen. This wide branch of the main fjord offers spectacular views of snow-covered peaks, waterfalls and farms that appear the same as they have for centuries or more.

Nærøyfjord

The Aurlandsfjord gives way to the Nærøyfjord, named for the Norse god "Njord," the God of the Seafarer and the sea. UNESCO has dedicated this arm of the Sognefjord as a World Heritage Site for its exquisite natural beauty. Glacial lakes surround evergreen forests amidst jagged mountains and sheer cliff walls. Speed along past waterfalls and free-flowing rivers that cross the fjord, spotting marine mammals along the way.

Your crew plan to make many stops along the way to discover the natural beauty, culture and history of this striking region. At the conclusion of your thrilling ride, make your way back to the pier.

Embrace the exquisite natural beauty that Flåm has to offer during this active experience.

Scenic Train Ride

Depart the pier for a short 984-foot (about 300-metre) walk to the Flåm Railway Station. The Flåm Railroad measures 12.4 miles (20 kilometres) in length, and ascends to the 2,844 foot-high (867-metre-high) Myrdal Station. After boarding the train, take a one-hour ride along the Flåm River. See the Rjoande Waterfall, which cascades down 459 feet (140 metres), and the impressive peak of Vidmesnosi, which rises to a height of 4,163 feet (1,269 metres).

Naali Tunnel & Myrdalsberg

Next, pass through the longest tunnel at Naali, then the climb of 984-foot-high (300 metre-high) Myrdalsberg. In order to ascend it, the line is built on four levels. From here, you can view three of them, with the train standing on the fourth. Enjoy the sights of the old road constructed in 1895-96 in connection with the building of the Bergen Oslo Railroad that opened in 1909. The road ascends the steep hills in 21 narrow hairpin bends with a lovely waterfall adjacent to it.

Kjosfossen Waterfall

A brief photo stop is made at the 305-foot-high (93-metre-high) Kjosfossen Waterfall. En route, the train slows down at the most scenic viewpoints.

Downhill Bike Ride

Continue to Myrdal and then back down to the Berekvam station, where you will leave the train and pick up your bike. Begin a wonderful downhill bike ride to Flåm, following a narrow gravel road along the river with spectacular views of the waterfalls, mountains and valley. If you like, you can even fill up your water bottle from the river and streams along the way.

The tour concludes at the pier.

Combine the scenic beauty of the Flåm Railroad with a wonderful hike in the nature.

Scenic Train Ride

Depart the pier for a short 984-foot (about 300-metre) walk to the Flåm Railway Station. The Flåm Railroad measures 12.4 miles (20 kilometres) in length, and ascends to the 2,844 foot-high (867-metre-high) Myrdal Station. After boarding the train, take a one-hour ride along the Flåm River. See the Rjoande Waterfall, which cascades down 459 feet (140 metres), and the impressive peak of Vidmesnosi, which rises to a height of 4,163 feet (1,269 metres).

Naali Tunnel & Myrdalsberg

Next, pass through the longest tunnel at Naali, then the climb of 984-foot-high (300 metre-high) Myrdalsberg. In order to ascend it, the line is built on four levels. From here, you can view three of them, with the train standing on the fourth. Enjoy the sights of the old road constructed in 1895-96 in connection with the building of the Bergen Oslo Railroad that opened in 1909. The road ascends the steep hills in 21 narrow hairpin bends with a lovely waterfall adjacent to it.

Kjosfossen Waterfall

A brief photo stop is made at the 305-foot-high (93-metre-high) Kjosfossen Waterfall. En route, the train slows down at the most scenic viewpoints.

Nature Hiking Trail

Upon arrival at Vatnahalsen Railway Station (Aurland Valley), disembark the train and walk to Kårdalen close to the Rallarrosa Cheese Farm, in the upper part of the Flåm valley.

From Kårdalen start hiking to Berekvam (approximately 7.5 km). Hiking this route will give you a close-up experience of some of the beautiful scenary Fjord Norway has to offer. Once arrived in Berekvam you will take the train back to the port in Flåm.

Combine the thrill of a zipline adventure with the scenic beauty of the Flåm Railroad and a wonderful hike in the nature.

Scenic Train Ride

Depart the pier for a short 984-foot (about 300-metre) walk to the Flåm Railway Station. The Flåm Railroad measures 12.4 miles (20 kilometres) in length, and ascends to the 2,844 foot-high (867-metre-high) Myrdal Station. After boarding the train, take a one-hour ride along the Flåm River. See the Rjoande Waterfall, which cascades down 459 feet (140 metres), and the impressive peak of Vidmesnosi, which rises to a height of 4,163 feet (1,269 metres).

Naali Tunnel & Myrdalsberg

Next, pass through the longest tunnel at Naali, then the climb of 984-foot-high (300 metre-high) Myrdalsberg. In order to ascend it, the line is built on four levels. From here, you can view three of them, with the train standing on the fourth. Enjoy the sights of the old road constructed in 1895-96 in connection with the building of the Bergen Oslo Railroad that opened in 1909. The road ascends the steep hills in 21 narrow hairpin bends with a lovely waterfall adjacent to it.

Kjosfossen Waterfall

A brief photo stop is made at the 305-foot-high (93-metre-high) Kjosfossen Waterfall. En route, the train slows down at the most scenic viewpoints.

Flåm Zipline Adventure

Upon arrival at Vatnahalsen Railway Station (Aurland Valley), disembrar the train and walk approx. 5 minutes to the zipline station: Experience the Flåm Zipline, the longest zipline in Scandinavia with a span of 1,381 metres. This breathtaking zipline ends up in Kårdalen close to the Rallarrosa Cheese Farm, in the upper part of the Flåm valley.

Nature Hiking Trail

From Kårdalen start hiking to Berekvam (approximately 7.5 km). Hiking this route will give you a close-up experience of some of the beautiful scenary Fjord Norway has to offer. Once arrived in Berekvam you will take the train back to the port in Flåm.

Embark on a scenic journey by land and water through fjords, as well as charming Nordic towns and stunning panoramic views. Cruise the majestic Nærøyfjord, a branch off of Sognefjord, one of the world's longest and deepest fjords that is filled with the most impressive scenery imaginable.

Sognefjord

UNESCO has dedicated the Sognefjord as a World Heritage Site for its exquisite natural beauty. Glacial waterways are lined by evergreen forests amidst jagged mountains and sheer cliff walls. Speed along past waterfalls, spotting marine mammals along the way. Nærøyfjord, named for the Norse god "Njord," the God of the Seafarer and the sea.

Fjord Cruise from Flam to Gudvangen

Board your boat and head out for your fjord cruise, enjoying views of the snow-covered mountains that tower 1,800 metres above sea-level.

Gudvangen

Reach Gudvangen, the place of Gods by the Nærøyfjord, the fjord dedicated to Njord- the god for trading and sailing. Here you will visit the Viking community where people have chosen to dedicate their lifestyle to the Viking era.

Viking Village

You will experience a Viking Village as it really could have been time more than thousand years ago.  Let the Vikings impress you with their skills and know-how in handcrafts and history. If you feel like trying it yourself you can participate in axe throwing or archery. Or maybe rather chat with the Vikings and find out about what makes their lifestyle so different from nowadays.

Make your return drive to Flåm (20 minutes), enjoying the magnificent views over the awe-inspiring Sognefjord. Arrive at the pier to return to the ship.

Savour the exquisite natural beauty, flavours, and cultural of Norway during this immersive, half-day, S.A.L.T. Program tasting excursion with lunch.

Flåm, Undredal Village, Tastings of Goat’s Cheeses

Your S.A.L.T. Program experience begins with a short drive to Undredal, a picturesque village nestled along the stunning shores of the Aurlandsfjord. Upon arrival, discover the secrets behind Undredal's renowned goat's cheeses, esteemed winners of numerous national and international accolades, during a delightful tasting of locally-produced, artisanal goat’s cheeses. Each cheese boasts its own unique flavour profile, ranging from creamy and mild to bold and tangy, including the famed Norwegian brown cheese.

Undredal Village Walking Tour, 29/2 Boutique Hotel, Chef-Guided Organic Garden Tour

Next, take a guided stroll through Undredal. Immerse yourself in the charming village ambiance, where 69 residents and over 400 goats co-exist harmoniously, embodying the essence of traditional Norwegian village life. Afterward, re-board your coach and head to the heart of Aurlandsfjord for a visit to 29/2, a delightful boutique hotel run with tender care by a local family. Upon arrival, you are warmly greeted by the chef, who then escorts you on a tour of their organic garden. Along the way, learn about and observe the cultivation of their fresh ingredients, thus enhancing the authenticity of your culinary experience.

Norwegian Lunch with the Chef

Lunch is not just a meal at 29/2; rather, it is a communal celebration of local flavours and sustainable practices. The chef curates a unique sharing experience, inviting guests to come together and savour the true essence of Norwegian cuisine. Throughout your meal, the chef shares captivating stories about the origins of each dish, and the ethos driving the hotel’s commitment to local sourcing and ecological principles. After lunch, your S.A.L.T. Program excursion into the uniquely delicious flavours of Norway concludes with a short drive back to the pier.

Explore the panoramic mountain region surrounding the Sognefjord during this memorable, full-day sightseeing excursion by rail and coach.

Flåm, Aurlandsfjord, Gudvangen and Nærøyfjord

Depart the pier for the short drive from idyllic Flåm to Gudvangen. En route, pass through two long tunnels, one of which is more than six miles (about 9.6 kilometres) in length, and take in splendid views of the Aurlandsfjord. Gudvangen is an important ferry junction located on the other side of the mountains, and situated at the head of the spectacular Nærøyfjord, an UNESCO World Heritage Site and branch of the mighty Sognefjord. Upon arrival in Gudvangen, a short photo stop is made to marvel at your surrounds.

Nærøy Valley, Oppheim Lake and Tvinde Waterfall

Next, re-board your coach and continue up the Nærøy Valley. Drive along the Salmon River, pass by beautiful Oppheim Lake, then through woodlands and green farmland before approaching the spectacular Tvinde Waterfall. Upon arrival, take a short stroll amidst the fresh air for a closer look at the falls, which cascade down the mountainside.

Voss, Bergen Railway

Continue your scenic drive to Voss, where you will embark on one of the world's most unique and spectacular journeys aboard the Bergen Railway, which connects Bergen with the capital, Oslo. Marvel at the magnificent panoramic vistas during the approximately one-hour ride between Voss and Myrdal.

Scenic Train Ride, Myrdal, Flåm

In Myrdal change train and board the iconic The Flåm Railroad. ring your approximately one-hour journey, take in breath-taking vistas as you ride steep, winding roads around massive mountains, through tunnels with a total distance of approximately four miles (about 6.5-kilometres), on the edge of precipices, and past gushing rivers and waterfalls.

During the tour a stop for a Norwegian brunch or late lunch will be made.

Your tour ends at the pier.

Embrace the spectacular beauty of the majestic Sognefjord during this scenic excursion to the Stegastein Viewpoint.

Sognefjord and Stegastein Viewpoint

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive along the majestic Sognefjord and winding up your way to the amazing Stegastein Viewpoint. This innovative installation fulfils the architects' desire to lift the visitors out into open space, and thereby enhance the experience of the spectacular panoramic vistas overlooking this unique fjord landscape.

Aurland

During your return drive, stop at Aurland, a traditional fjord-land village set around a 13th-century church.

At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach for the short drive back to the pier along the fjord.

Embrace the exquisite natural beauty that Flåm has to offer with its environs from a unique new perspective during this panoramic, half-day excursion aboard the Flåm Railroad.

Scenic Train Ride

Depart the pier for a short 984-foot (about 300-metre) walk to the Flåm Railway Station. The Flåm Railroad measures 12.4 miles (20 kilometres) in length, and ascends to the 2,844 foot-high (867-metre-high) Myrdal Station. After boarding the train, take a one-hour ride along the Flåm River. See the Rjoande Waterfall, which cascades down 459 feet (140 metres), and the impressive peak of Vidmesnosi, which rises to a height of 4,163 feet (1,269 metres).

Naali Tunnel & Myrdalsberg

Next, pass through the longest tunnel at Naali, then the climb of 984-foot-high (300 metre-high) Myrdalsberg. In order to ascend it, the line is built on four levels. From here, you can view three of them, with the train standing on the fourth. Enjoy the sights of the old road constructed in 1895-96 in connection with the building of the Bergen Oslo Railroad that opened in 1909. The road ascends the steep hills in 21 narrow hairpin bends with a lovely waterfall adjacent to it.

Kjosfossen Waterfall

A brief photo stop is made at the 305-foot-high (93-metre-high) Kjosfossen Waterfall. En route, the train slows down at the most scenic viewpoints.

Experience the spectacular mountains, fjords, valleys and waterfalls of Norway during this panoramic, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Flåm, Aurlandsfjord, Gudvangen and Nærøyfjord

Depart the pier for the short drive from idyllic Flåm to Gudvangen. En route, pass through two long tunnels, one of which is more than six miles (about 9.6 kilometres) in length, and take in splendid views of the Aurlandsfjord. Gudvangen is an important ferry junction located on the other side of the mountains, and situated at the head of the spectacular Nærøyfjord, an UNESCO World Heritage Site and branch of the mighty Sognefjord. Upon arrival in Gudvangen, a short photo stop is made to marvel at your surrounds.

Nærøy Valley, Oppheim Lake and Tvinde Waterfall

Next, re-board your coach and continue up the Nærøy Valley. Drive along the Salmon River, pass by beautiful Oppheim Lake, then through woodlands and green farmland before approaching the spectacular Tvinde Waterfall. Upon arrival, take a short stroll amidst the fresh air for a closer look at the falls, which cascade down the mountainside.

Voss Gondola, Refreshments

Continue by coach to Voss, where you board the brand-new gondola taking you up to a height of 820m above sea level. The ride up takes less than 10 minutes. Enjoy time at leisure to capture breathtaking panoramic views, and perhaps go for a small walk. Hereafter coffee/tea and Norwegian waffles will await you in the restaurant at the top of the mountain.

After heading down by gondola, enjoy the scenic drive back towards Flåm.

Experience the spectacular mountains, fjords, valleys and waterfalls of Norway during this panoramic, half-day sightseeing excursion.

Flåm, Aurlandsfjord, Gudvangen and Nærøyfjord

Depart the pier for the short drive from idyllic Flåm to Gudvangen. En route, pass through two long tunnels, one of which is more than six miles (about 9.6 kilometres) in length, and take in splendid views of the Aurlandsfjord. Gudvangen is an important ferry junction located on the other side of the mountains, and situated at the head of the spectacular Nærøyfjord, an UNESCO World Heritage Site and branch of the mighty Sognefjord. Upon arrival in Gudvangen, a short photo stop is made to marvel at your surrounds.

Nærøy Valley, Glashamaren, Oppheim Lake and Tvinde Waterfall

Next, re-board your coach and continue up the Nærøy Valley. Drive along the Salmon River, then past Glashamaren, where the road winds its way up the mountain in front of you and leads to the Stalheim Hotel. However, your current route takes you through the tunnels that pass underneath the mountain. Leaving the tunnels, continue along the road leading to Voss and Bergen. From here, pass by beautiful Oppheim Lake, then through woodlands and green farmland before approaching the spectacular Tvinde Waterfall. Upon arrival, take a short stroll amidst the fresh air for a closer look at the falls, which cascade down the mountainside. Afterward, re-board your coach and head back towards the Stalheim Hotel, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the Nærøy Valley.

Stalheim Hotel and Museum

After refreshments served at the hotel, head to the terrace for splendid panoramic vistas overlooking the valley, or browse the hotel's shop and many antiques on display. Some time is also made available to explore the owner's open-air museum, which consists of 25 16th- and 17th-century farm buildings gathered from various parts of the country, as well as the stately, beautifully-furnished Lekve House (comment. It will be a guided walk with visit to some houses, guests can not visit the houses themselves). Following your visit, re-board your coach and commence the return drive to the pier.