Top Norway In the Air

Starting from Bergen, the journey begins with a stop at the spectacular Steindalsfossen, where you can walk behind the cascading waterfall and experience its raw natural power up close. The tour then continues into Hardanger for take-off, followed by a spectacular helicopter flight over the Sørfjord of Hardanger, soaring above deep fjords, emerald waters, glacier landscapes, and the iconic Folgefonna Glacier and Trolltunga formation. On the way back to Bergen, we stop at the hidden gem Skjervsfossen, where you step out and capture stunning photographs of a powerful waterfall set in a dramatic natural landscape. Throughout the entire journey, your dedicated host will capture photos and short videos of your experience, which will be professionally edited into a personalized highlight video—allowing you to relive this unforgettable adventure for many years to come.

Scenic helicopter flight from Sola airport over the spectacular Lysefjord to the world-famous Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). This a 30 minutes round-trip offers breathtaking aerial views of steep cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and dramatic Norwegian scenery — a fast and exclusive way to experience the fjord from above. Transport from Stavanger or Sandnes to helipad is included.

Start your unforgettable journey with pickup from Haugesund city center or directly from the cruise ship terminal. This spectacular journey will take you to the Hardanger region. A route filled with dramatic fjords, mountains, and cascading waterfalls along the way. This is a journey designed to showcase the very best of Norway’s natural beauty before reaching the heart of the fjord landscape. As the landscape becomes more dramatic, we arrive at our helipad in the fjord region, where your helicopter adventure begins. From above, you will experience an unforgettable flight over the fjord landscape of Hardanger, including the stunning Sørfjord, with views of glaciers, emerald-colored lakes rugged mountain terrain and the famous rock formation of Trolltunga. This full-day experience takes approximately 7.5 hours and is especially well suited for cruise ship passengers docking in Haugesund.