All Western Norway Tours & Excursions in 2026

Explore some of Norway’s island culture as you make your way through canals and open water on this small-group RIB safari in Haugesund. Put on provided life jackets, goggles, and gloves, and then get settled into your boat. Your captain navigates and tells you all about the places you pass and their rich history, while you relax and take some awesome photos.

Make the most of your time in Norway—and enjoy an unparalleled perspective on the surrounding region’s fjord scenery—on this private, customizable boat tour. Pick between half- and full-day tour options, and set off directly from your hotel or port in a private vehicle. Upon arrival at the departure point, climb aboard a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RIB) and discover the fjords from the water’s edge. Comfortable and accessible for visitors young and old, this tour takes all the hassle out of discovering the region.

Experience the Lysefjord from every angle on this unique Pulpit Rock RIB + Hike combo tour. Your adventure begins in Stavanger as you speed out on a high-end RIB, feeling the exhilaration of the open sea before entering the fjord’s dramatic landscape. Get up close to hidden caves, towering waterfalls, and the gravity-defying cliff face of Pulpit Rock rising over 600 meters above you. An astounding sight, but also a summit waiting to be conquered. From the fjord, transfer by minibus to Basecamp, where experienced guides lead you on the iconic hike to the top. Along the trail, enjoy stories of local history and wildlife as the forested path opens into breathtaking mountain vistas. At the peak, stand on the famous plateau and take in one of the world’s most astonishing views—made even more rewarding by having gazed up at the cliff from a boat just hours before. Small-group, guided, and truly all-in-one, this tour gives you the full fjord experience on an unforgettable day of adventure.

Discover the spectacular Hardangerfjord on a full-day guided tour from Bergen, combining dramatic waterfalls, picturesque fjord villages and some of Western Norway’s most beautiful scenery. Travel in a comfortable vehicle through a constantly changing landscape of mountains, valleys, waterfalls and traditional communities. Much of the journey follows the shores of the magnificent Hardangerfjord, Norway’s second-longest fjord, offering beautiful views across the water and towards the surrounding mountains. Along the way, you will pass charming fjord villages such as Norheimsund and Øystese, known for their beautiful location, fruit orchards and traditional Norwegian scenery. The drive itself is an important part of the experience, with scenic roads winding along the fjord and through some of the most impressive landscapes in Western Norway.

Embark on a magical winter adventure filled with fjords, train-rides and breathtaking views! Expect sparkling winter landscapes, shimmering waterfalls, and awe-inspiring fjords covered in snow and ice. On this enchanting tour, you’ll step back into the legendary Viking era at the authentic Njardarheimr Viking Village, glide through the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nærøyfjorden on a electrical winter cruise, and experience one of the world’s most beautiful train journeys—the scenic Flåm Railway, illuminated by the soft glow of winter’s magic. From 1st of October there are new times: Start time: 7.45 AM (Meet-up is 7.30 AM), the cruise departs at 12:00 pm and the train from Flåm goes 2.45 pm and arrival in Bergen is 6.17 pm. From 1st of November and all of the winter season: Start time: 7.45 AM (Meet-up is 7.30 AM), the cruise departs at 12:00 pm and the train from Flåm goes 2.30 pm and arrival in Bergen is 6.17 pm.

Explore with a local—and visit spots you’d otherwise have missed—on this tour of Bergen. Follow a route designed to maximize your knowledge in just 80 minutes, explore historic neighborhoods, and discover top highlights including Bryggen and St Mary’s Church. Along the way, hear stories about the different points of interest and learn about the region’s history, culture, and architecture.

Ålesund tells stories that extend far beyond the city itself. We explore Ålesund in a small, personal group, discovering how this picturesque coastal town reveals a surprising amount about Norway. The tour begins at the Fisherman Boy statue. Walking along the waterfront, we cover topics such as the clipfish trade, the significance of the sea, extensive undersea tunnels, and Norway’s oil and gas wealth. After a short break for coffee or ice cream, we turn our attention to Art Nouveau architecture and the Great Fire of 1904, which fundamentally transformed the city center. Behind the facades lie the stories of the people who shaped the city: fishermen and merchants, war heroes and the story of reconstruction, economic transformation, and modern Norway. The small group size allows plenty of time for questions and conversation. To wrap things up: • A digital brochure with additional information • Personal recommendations for your stay in Ålesund

Make the most of your time on shore in Stavanger by getting back out onto the water on this guided boat tour. Sail into the Lysefjord to soak up the scenery of mountains, waterfalls, and tiny islands, and see such world-famous attractions as Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). Also visit Vagabond's Cave, which legend says was named after a group of vagabonds who hid there; see goats at summer pasture, and taste clear mountain water from the Hengjane falls.

Discover Norway’s scenic beauty—and explore far more of its landscape than you would otherwise—on this full-day private tour to Flåm from Bergen. Take the scenic route out of the city, pass mountain and waterfall scenery, and stop off at charming villages along the way. Sail through Nærøyfjord on an electric cruise and ride the Flåmsbana, one of the world’s steepest railway lines, with all your tickets conveniently included.

Dial up the speed—and explore in an adventurous way—on this speedboat tour of Lysefjord, including pickup and drop-off from Somaneset and Stavanger cruise terminals. Ride on a boat with spacious decks, see landmarks including Pulpit Rock, Vagabond Cave, and Whiskey Falls, and discover scenic spots only accessible from the water. Along the way, learn about history and hear plenty of stories from your captain.

Take the guesswork out of exploring—and visit parts of the city you’d otherwise miss—on this tour of Bergen. Wander through the city, learn about its history, architecture, and culture, and hear plenty of stories and insights along the way. Discover highlights including the Music Pavilion in Byparken and the Ole Bull Fountain, step inside a bustling seafood market, and see Bergen’s oldest building.

Surrounded by fjords, islets, and miles of beautiful coastline, Bergen is best explored on the water. This small-group tour makes kayaking around the Øygarden islets just outside of Bergen as carefree as possible, providing hassle-free transportation, local homemade lefse and apple juice, and the expertise of a guide. Paddle in mostly double kayaks. No kayaking experience is required.

Bergen has always been a city shaped by the sea. With Bergen City Cruise, you'll experience the city from the same perspective as travellers have for centuries. This 1.5-hour round trip through Vågen, the Byfjord and the Puddefjord offers a fresh view of familiar surroundings. Along the way, you'll pass Bergenhus Fortress, Sandviken, Old Bergen and Nordnes, while the city and its seven mountains provide a spectacular backdrop. Whether you're looking for a relaxing break from the city or want to experience Bergen from a new perspective, Bergen City Cruise offers a peaceful experience on the water. Sit back in the panoramic lounge or head out on deck to enjoy the fresh sea air. The onboard café serves hot and cold drinks, snacks and sweet treats as the city slowly drifts by.

Discover the natural beauty of Norway—and enjoy scenic views that most visitors miss—on this small-group hiking tour from Stavanger. Set off on a lesser-known trail, go off the beaten track, and hike a route designed especially for sightseeing. Take in forest, mountain, and lake scenery, learn about the landscape and local nature from your guide, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities before descending Pulpit Rock.

On this exclusive walking tour, you’ll discover the fascinating city of Bergen through the eyes of a local. There’s no set itinerary, meaning you can customize the experience to the sights you want to see or leave it up to your “Lokafyer” (a passionate, knowledgeable resident of the city rather than a professional guide) to give you an informative, entertaining tour like an old friend.

Discover more of Bergen—and take the guesswork out of sightseeing—on this tour led by a local. Learn about the city’s culture and architecture, see key landmarks including the statue of Edvard Grieg and the historic fishmarket, and explore corners you’d otherwise miss. Go beyond the guidebook with plenty of insider stories and recommendations.

Discover the charm of Bergen on a guided e-bike tour that takes you through the city's historic narrow cobblestone alleys and picturesque waterfront. This leisurely ride immerses you in the local culture, showcasing vibrant street art, hidden courtyards, and the rich stories of the city’s maritime heritage. With an experienced local guide, uncover the unique architecture and the fascinating tales of the community while enjoying effortless cycling through gentle hills. Perfect for those looking to blend exercise with exploration, this tour provides a unique glimpse into Bergen’s character. We specialise in smaler groups Bergen, the gateway to the fjords - Guided e-bike tour through Bergen’s historic neighborhoods - Explore hidden gems like workshops and courtyards - Learn about the city’s maritime history and architecture - Easy cycling on e-bikes makes the journey enjoyable for all

Witness the awe-inspiring Vøringsfossen, one of Norway’s most spectacular and iconic waterfalls! With a total drop of 182 metres, including a 145-metre free fall, it is a sight that truly takes your breath away. Located at the edge of the Hardangervidda National Park, Vøringsfossen is framed by dramatic cliffs, a deep canyon, and raw, powerful nature. Standing on one of the many viewing platforms — or on the spectacular footbridge that spans directly above the cascade — is an experience that cannot be described. It must be felt ! This tour is a round bus trip that takes you along the beautiful Hardangerfjord, with memorable stops at Steinsdalsfossen and at the viewpoint above the Hardanger Bridge, where you can enjoy the majestic fjord from above. We also visit the Norwegian Nature Center, where we enjoy lunch and watch their 180-degree panoramic film, giving you a deeper understanding of the dramatic landscapes you experience on this tour.

When your cruise ship docks in Bergen, make good use of your time on shore with a city walking tour. During this 3-hour stroll, visit the medieval houses in the Bryggen area (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) as well as other historic areas of Bergen. A small group of 15 people or fewer means this outing has an intimate atmosphere and you get personalized attention from your guide.

Experience Bergen the way locals do – through its food. The Taste of Bergen Food Tour is a relaxed, social stroll through the city, featuring 13 generous tastings across five carefully selected cafés and restaurants. Along the way, you’ll discover local favourites and everyday spots that showcase the true flavours of Bergen, well beyond the usual tourist path. We avoid the 'touristy' restaurants and instead take you to our favourite spots. This tour offers a genuine introduction to the city’s culinary scene. Expect a delicious mix of fresh seafood, traditional foods, award-winning chocolate, locally produced drinks, and popular seasonal dinner dishes. The tour concludes at the iconic Fløirestauranten, where you’ll take in sweeping views over the city. Return funicular tickets on the Fløibanen are included, making the journey to and from Mount Fløyen part of the experience.

See Ålesund from the water on this small-group sea kayaking tour. Paddle through the Art Nouveau town while learning about its history and architecture, including why it’s built in the Jugend style. Enjoy several photo stops and flexible departures, including evening and sunset options, perfect for kayakers of all experience levels seeking a unique perspective. Meet at Brunholmen in Ålesund city, the ideal starting point for your kayak adventure.

Surround yourself in the winter landscapes of Lysefjorden on a 10-hour tour to Preikestolen. There’s no need to worry over logistics as round-trip hotel transfer and ferry fare are included. Your guide takes care of navigation during the trek, so you’re free to enjoy the spectacular scenery. After an invigorating hike to Pulpit Rock, enjoy free time to snap the perfect photo of you at the edge of the cliff.

Come with us on a captivating walking tour of Ålesund, renowned worldwide for its stunning Art Nouveau architecture. This charming Norwegian coastal city, with its spires, towers, and intricate ornamentation, owes its distinctive appearance to a devastating fire in 1904 that razed much of the town. When rebuilt, it embraced the fashionable Art Nouveau style blended with the maritime nature of the town, leaving a lasting architectural legacy. Your guide will lead you on a delightful stroll through the heart of the city, starting at the cruise pier. As you explore, you'll pass notable landmarks and the city's unique shopping and pedestrian street. You will also encounter the best maritime views on the way to the Molja lighthouse, where the nearby historical Giske islands can be seen. This tour offers the perfect blend of Ålesund’s rich history and street life, allowing you to experience the hidden charms of this famous town.

Join us on a unique experience! Winter weather may seem intimidating, but our guides provide the safety to enjoy the winter landscape of Fjord-Norway. After pick up in Stavanger and a 45-minute drive to Preikestolen Basecamp, you’ll get a briefing and a chance to prepare before starting the adventure! Reaching the top typically takes about 2.5 hours, depending on group & conditions. The sensible pace includes time for clothing adjustments, rest & photo breaks. If conditions allow, the guide may lead you to hidden viewpoints along the way. If the weather cooperates, you’ll enjoy sweeping views from this ice-age formation rising 604 meters above the fjord. After a snack & hot drink, we begin the approximately two-hour descent to a hot lunch. Because snow and ice are common from January to March, hiking without a guide is not recommended. Our professional guides are trained for winter navigation and carry all necessary safety, first-aid, and winter-specific equipment.