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Embark on a journey into the heart of the fjord, where our expert drivers will guide you to the very essence of the landscape. From there, we set sail to explore the captivating Mostraum tidal current, with unparalleled views from the pontoon's spacious deck. Venture into areas inaccessible to larger vessels, witnessing the breathtaking Hesjedalsfossen twin waterfalls and the pristine Veafjord, untouched by roads. After four hours of exploration, we returned to the dock directly at the train station, which provided easy access back to Bergen city center in just 40 minutes by train. Experience the perfect trifecta of travel modes—car, boat, and train—as you embark on this unforgettable journey.

Step back in time and explore the historic treasures of Norway on this private shore tour from Flåm to Lærdal and the iconic Borgund Stave Church. This customized tour invites you to immerse yourself in Norway’s medieval heritage as you explore landmarks dating back over a thousand years. Visit the Borgund Stave Church, a stunning example of 12th-century architecture, and take a scenic walk along Vindhellavegen, the Old Kings Road, once used by royalty. Stroll through Old Lærdal Village, where 18th-century wooden houses create a timeless atmosphere. In the summer months, enjoy a drive through Aurlandsfjellet, known for its breathtaking mountain views. The tour also includes a ride through the Lærdal Tunnel, the world’s longest road tunnel, offering an unforgettable journey through Norwegian landscapes. This private tour offers a blend of culture, history, and nature.

See Norway’s UNESCO-listed fjords on a private tour from Flam. Enjoy views of Naeroydalen Valley, drive along Stalheimskleiva Road with hairpin turns, see Stalheimsfossen waterfall up close, and choose to visit a local glass workshop or modern Viking village. Hotel or port pickup and a private vehicle provide a personalized, convenient experience.

The bus picks you up in Flåm and drives to Aurland, the largest village in the area. From there, we navigate hairpin bends up to the Stegastein viewpoint, 650 m (2132 ft) above sea level, offering breathtaking views of Aurlandsfjord. We then return to Flåm and continue to Stalheim Hotel via the 11.4 km Gudvangatunnel. The road offers spectacular fjord scenery with mountains, waterfalls, and forests. The historic hotel, once on the Oslo–Bergen postal route, now has 220 beds and panoramic valley views. After visiting Stalheim, we descend to the fjord and stop at Gudvangen, a picturesque village with unique fjord views. Following a final photo stop, the bus returns to Flåm pier.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage fjord landscape on a private guided tour from Flåm at your pace with a personalized experience. Discover the views of Nærøydalen Valley, starting with a scenic drive from Stalheim Hotel. Then, descend the famous Stalheimskleiva hairpin road, and witness the majestic Stalheimsfossen waterfall. In Gudvangen, learn about Viking history at Njardarheimr village and marvel at the beauty of Nærøyfjord. Finally, enjoy panoramic views from the Stegastein viewpoint.

On this amazing sightseeing tour from Flåm on a minivan with a private driver-guide, you will explore the natural wonders of the Norwgian Fjord landscape are - inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage list. You will first stop at Stalheim hotel to enjoy the view of the stunning Nærøydalen valley, then walk up close to the Stalheimsfossen waterfall, before coming to the charming village of Gudvangen. In Gudvangen you can to witness the gorgeous Nærøyfjord – one of the two UNESCO World Heritage fjords. Here you can also visit a real modern day Viking Town (optional). After Gudvangen, on to the famous Stegastein viewpoint above the Aurlandsfjord. A thrilling ride on a hairpin turn road takes you to an elevation of 640 meters / 2099 feet above sea level. The view is stunning! Duration of the tour: approx. 4.5 hours. You may choose to visit the Viking town or have more time on our scheduled stops to soak up the natural beauty of the western fjords.