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Discover the most complete RIB safari from Ulvik on an unforgettable journey through the Hardangerfjord and its dramatic fjord branches. Cruise across the open fjord toward the Hardanger Bridge, Norway’s longest suspension bridge, before continuing into the scenic Simadalsfjord and the remote Osafjord. Along the way, experience towering mountains, waterfalls, steep cliffs, and small roadless settlements that tell the story of traditional fjord life. This tour combines thrilling speed on the open water with calmer cruising in narrow fjord landscapes, giving you the best of both adventure and sightseeing. Your local captain shares stories about nature, history, and life along the fjord, and there will be scenic stops for photos. If you are lucky, you may also spot wildlife such as seals, porpoises, or sea eagles.

• Spectacular panoramic film showcasing fjords and mountains at the Norwegian Nature Center • Audio-guided scenic drive through Måbødalen valley (English and German) • Norway’s most famous waterfall: The majestic Vøringsfossen with a stunning 182-meter drop

Enjoy a peaceful private shore tour in Ulvik that combines a guided nature walk with fun and educational outdoor learning. Walk through beautiful landscapes toward a scenic viewpoint overlooking the Osa Fjord, surrounded by mountains and calm waters. Along the route, your local guide shares stories about nature, history, and how people have lived in harmony with the land. Learn practical skills and discover points of interest that bring the area to life. This relaxed walking tour is perfect for travelers who enjoy nature, light activity, and meaningful local insight.

Explore the peaceful Ulvik fjord on this private shore tour that combines guided kayaking with local history and hands-on outdoor skills. Paddle along the shoreline as your guide shares stories about life in the fjord, local traditions, and how nature shaped everyday living. After about two hours on the water, land on a small island to learn essential survival skills, including fire making, identifying edible plants, and building a simple shelter. Then return by kayak along the scenic coast. This tour is ideal for travelers seeking nature, learning, and gentle adventure.