Simply Fjords

Day 1: Bergen

Arrival in Bergen, according to your own itinerary. Welcome to the capital of the fjords. The rest of your day is free to explore the city: enjoy its charm and beauty. 

Accommodation in Bergen.

Day 2: Bergen

Enjoy another free day to explore Bergen. We recommend visiting the fish market, the flower market and the Fløibanen funicular, which takes you to a height of 320m above sea level. Bergen is a city with many traditions and a young spirit.

Accommodation in Bergen.

Day 3: Bergen – Ulvik (approx. 145 km)

Today, your journey heads east. You travel through Kvamskogan to the romantic Hardangerfjord. You follow this fjord to Ulvik, a small village located on the coast of the fjord.

Dinner and accommodation in Ulvik.

Day 4: Ulvik – Sogndal (approx. 190 km)

 You head for Voss, passing through the Stalheim canyon, then Gudvangen, before taking the 25 km tunnel to Lærdal. Finally, take the ferry from Fodnes to Mannheller (crossing not included) and arrive in Sogndal.

Accommodation in Sogndal.

Day 5: Sogndal – Geiranger (approx. 150 km)

Today, you leave Sogndal for Fjærland, where you can visit an interesting museum about glaciers. You then continue along the picturesque Nordfjord to Stryn before heading for Geiranger, where you'll embark on an hour-and-a-half cruise on the famous Geirangerfjord. Geirangerfjord is known as the pearl of the fjords, allowing you to enjoy a cruise in this magnificent natural setting.

Dinner and accommodation in Geiranger.

Day 6: Geiranger – Molde (approx. 110 km)

After a pleasant breakfast at the hotel, you continue along the “Eagle Route”. A short ferry crossing from Eidsdal to Linge (not included) takes you to the famous “Trollstigen”, considered one of Norway's most beautiful landscapes, with its eleven winding bends. Finally, a ferry crossing between Åfarnes and Sølsnes (not included) to the City of Roses - welcome to Molde.

Accommodation in Molde.

Day 7: Molde – Trondheim (approx. 230 km)

Drive on to Trondheim. We recommend you take the famous ‘Atlantic Route’ to Kristiansund. To reach Norway's third-largest city, Trondheim, you need to take a ferry and tunnel (not included). Trondheim has an urbanised city centre, but retains the warm, friendly atmosphere of a small town. Visit Nidaros Cathedral, built on the tomb of Saint Olav, the Archbishops‘ Palace, the oldest secular building in Scandinavia, Kristiansten Fortress, Monks’ Island, Trøndelag Open Air Museum and Stiftsgården: Trondheim's royal residence.

Accommodation in Trondheim.

Day 8: Trondheim

Departure from the hotel to the airport (transfer not included) according to your flight itinerary.

Note: To get from the airport to the city center or vice versa, we recommend using low-CO2 emission transport such as streetcars, airport shuttles and private electric cars.