All Western Norway Tours & Excursions in 2026

Unleash Your Inner Explorer with jaw-dropping waterfalls, authentic Norwegian culture, and a thrilling boulder adventure, this is a day you’ll never forget. Start with a scenic drive through the picturesque Frafjord Valley, leading to the majestic Månafossen—Norway’s largest and most powerful waterfall. After a short but invigorating hike, feel the mist on your face as you stand in awe of this roaring natural wonder. Next, we’ll visit Byrkedalstunet, a charming historic dairy farm turned hotel and restaurant. Wander the grounds, and explore the onsite candle factory while delving into Norwegian traditions and history. The day peaks with a visit to Gloppedalsura, Northern Europe’s largest boulder field, located in a UNESCO Geopark. This site, steeped in WWII history, is surrounded by towering cliffs. Tackle the via ferrata course through these colossal boulders—an exhilarating experience like a natural escape room! Can be adapted to suit cruise shore excursions.

Explore the majestic Langfoss Waterfall and rich Norwegian heritage on this engaging small group tour from Haugesund. Over 5-6 hours, journey through stunning landscapes, making memorable stops along the way, including views of the beautiful Stordalvatnet and the captivating Åkrafjord. With an experienced guide, delve into local history and savour the unique culture of the areas. This intimate experience allows for flexibility and personal attention, ensuring a truly enriching adventure in Norway's natural wonders. Tour in a small electric van allows us to venture to more places than a coach can't. - Duration of 5-6 hours with a maximum group size of 8 participants - Multiple scenic stops, including Langfoss, Etnefjord and the Stordal lake etc. - Expert guide sharing insights into Norway's history and culture - Comfortable travel in a Mercedes-Benz eVito Tourer.

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

This Ålesund guided tour, led by an English-speaking driver-guide, visits three coastal icons via bridges/tunnels, mixing history, heritage, and views on Giske/Godøy islands. Giske Church: Norway's sole white marble church (c.1130, Romanesque), a Giske family chapel. Seats 125 in rectangular nave; features 18thC carvings by Jakob Sørensøn Giskegaard, "kissing crosses." Restored post-Reformation; evokes Norman style amid serenity. Summer tours. Alnes Lighthouse: Godøy's NW coast, 1876 stone tower (26m tall), beam reaches 20 nautical miles thru stormy seas. Museum, quarters, cliffs, views—great for photos/birding. Red cabins nod to seafaring past. Aksla Viewpoint: 418m above Brosundet harbor; 360° fjord/island/Art Nouveau/mountain panoramas. Top Norway view via winding road; Fjellstua restaurant, wildflowers for sunsets.

Western Norway’s Pulpit Rock is a towering cliff-plateau directly suspended over the Lysefjorden. Hikers flock here to dangle over the precipice and photograph the meandering blue fjord. This guided hike leaves from Stavanger brings you safely to the edge of the rock to take in the view. You have time at the top to take pictures, relax, and eat lunch or a snack.

The journey begins with a comfortable minibus from Bergen, heading east into a winter wonderland. Our first stop is at the majestic Tvindefossen waterfall. Before reaching this enchanting sight, we pause in the cozy Dale village for 15 minutes—perfect for a hot coffee, snacks, and a quick toilet break. Further on, we arrive in Gudvangen, where you will enjoy a peaceful electric cruise through the icy, shimmering Nærøyfjorden, arriving in Flåm. In Flåm, your guide will pick you up before the tour continues to Aurland. Next, you’ll embark on the breathtaking drive up to the Stegastein viewpoint. The platform extends 30 meters from the mountainside, perched 650 meters above the snow-laden fjord below, offering unparalleled panoramic views of Norway’s winter panorama. The scenic route from Aurland to Stegastein winds through snowy mountains along the National Scenic Routes of Norway. In Flåm we’ll have about 40 minutes for lunch and sightseeing, surrounded by the tranquil winter scenery.

Explore Norway’s picturesque landscape–and take the guesswork out of sightseeing–on this full-day minibus tour to Hardangerfjord from Bergen, with stops at Steinsdalsfossen, Fossen Bratte waterfalls along the way. Ride a scenic ferry, visit secluded villages you might otherwise have missed, and uncover hidden corners many visitors overlook. Along the way, enjoy free time to wander at your own pace.

With this guided e-bike tour of Haugesund, you’ll pack in so much more than a driving tour: You’ll get a natural, green adventure; you’ll get access to a local guide who can distill thousands of years of local history; and you’ll get to experience the “Homeland of Viking Kings” in the open air, without breaking a sweat. From Norway's only national monument to islands offshore, you’ll see it all.

Bergen is renowned for its mountain views, colorful wharf, and delicious fresh fish and seafood. With this tour, take in the city's highlights on a guided walking tour and discover culinary specialties along the way. Explore the historic wharf, visit the local fish market, and learn about popular Norwegian foods as you stop to sample delicious dishes and regional delicacies.

Join Fishing Trips on MS Gamle Havstein, a classic boat that blends tradition with comfort, we invite you to explore the rich fishing grounds around Ålesund, Alnes, and Godøya. These trips are designed to provide an intimate and authentic experience, with a maximum of 12 guests per tour. The journey begins in Ålesund’s picturesque harbor, offering panoramic views of the city’s Art Nouveau buildings and surrounding islands. From there, we sail to iconic locations like Alnes Lighthouse, celebrated for its dramatic setting and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, and Godøya, a favorite spot for both fishing and nature photography. Our experienced crew will guide you to the best fishing grounds, carefully chosen to match the season and weather conditions. Not only will you have the opportunity to fish, but you’ll also learn about coastal culture, how to clean your catch, and how to handle the fish. Of course, you can take your catch home as a delicious souvenir of the day.

Go on a discovery tour of Stavanger. Discover the most important and famous locations of the city. Search for the city's treasures with your family or friends. Can you complete the assignments? Will you get the top score in the city? This E-scavenger hunt will give you a fantastic day in Stavanger. Play in 1 team or in small teams against each other. Decide for yourself when you start, pause and end. It's your party only and you'll get to know the city in a unique way. Instructions for starting the tour will be given after booking. You can do this tour whenever you choose.

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.

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.

Experience the very best of Norway’s fjord landscapes on this unforgettable full-day journey from Bergen. Travel through majestic mountains, sparkling waterfalls, and serene fjords — all in one seamless adventure. Your day begins with a scenic minibus drive from Bergen, including a coffee break in Dale and a photo stop at the stunning Tvindefossen Waterfall before continuing to the fjord village of Gudvangen. Here, you’ll board a modern, silent electric boat for a two-hour cruise on the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, surrounded by towering mountains and cascading waterfalls. The cruise ends in Flåm, where we pick you up before heading up to the spectacular Stegastein Viewpoint — 650 meters above the fjord. After Stegastein, we go back to Flåm and you’ll have time for lunch and sightseeing. Finally, enjoy the world-famous Flåm Railway, one of the steepest and most beautiful train journeys in the world, climbing from Flåm to Myrdal Station before returning comfortably to Bergen.

Enjoy a comfortable and convenient private transfer from the BGO airport to your accommodation in Bergen City. Relax in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle and get assistance with your luggage. • Your Time is Secure: We start your 60 mins free waiting time as per your selected time slot. • Choose Your Direction: Select a pickup from BGO to Bergen, or Bergen to BGO. • Transparent Coverage: Service to Bergen city center is included. For other zones outside the city center, a small extra fee applies.

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.

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.

Explore beyond Bergen city limits—and make visiting Norway's spectacular countryside hassle-free—on this full-day, self-guided tour. With your tickets and itinerary planned in advance, exploring is made easy. Travel by train from Bergen to Voss, hop on a bus to Gudvangen, enjoy a cruise along the UNESCO–listed fjords to Flam, and finish with a picturesque train journey through the mountains. All along the way, enjoy the postcard-worthy natural scenery.

Experience the full majesty of Hardangerfjord, one of Norway’s most beautiful fjords, in a single day on this private full-day tour from Bergen. Follow a picturesque highway to this spectacular fjord, and spend the day enjoying its beauty and nature. Visit the Hardangervidda Nature Centre, stop for a tasty Norwegian lunch, see the Vøringfossen waterfall and more. Private round-trip transport and hotel pickup and drop-off in Bergen included.

See all about the fjords by boat and bus on this scenic roundtrip tour from Ålesund. Starting with a fjord cruise through the pristine Hjørundfjord to the charming village of Øye, then return by bus with several unforgettable sightseeing stops along the way. Cruise first through the breathtaking Hjørundfjord, surrounded by steep mountains and unspoiled nature, before arriving in Øye. From here, continue your journey by bus through the dramatic Norangsdal Valley. Stop in the picturesque village of Hellesylt, known for its cozy shops, cafés, and the spectacular waterfall that flows right through the center of town. Continue on to the Ljøen viewpoint, where panoramic views of the fjords await. The journey then takes you across Storfjord (the Grand Fjord) by ferry at Sykkylven, before returning to Ålesund, where your adventure began.

On this round bus trip, you’ll discover the authentic Norway, featuring some of the most stunning locations that Western Norway and Hardanger have to offer. We begin the journey by bus by passing through the southern suburbs of Bergen, and after a short ferry crossing, we stop along the Hardangerfjord in Mundheim and Strandebarm to enjoy a gentle walk along idyllic nature trails right by the water. We then visit Berge Gard & Gartneri, a family-run plant nursery, for a delicious lunch served in green surroundings among flowers and plants. The tour continues to two impressive waterfalls near Norheimsund, including the famous Steinsdalsfossen, where a path allows you to walk behind the cascading water. Throughout the day, a knowledgeable local guide accompanies the tour, sharing insights about the region, its culture, and everyday life. Travel is by comfortable, premium coach with an experienced local driver. A day to savor – stunning fjords, local traditions, and pure Hardanger beauty!

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.

On this audio tour through the historical centre of Norway’s fourth largest city, you’ll trace the city’s transformation from a medieval religious center to a canning industry powerhouse and, eventually, the wealthy ”Oil Capital of Norway” we see today. You’ll walk through the winding streets of Old Stavanger. You’ll see Northern Europe’s best-preserved neighborhood, where 18th and 19th-century buildings and wooden houses reveal the city’s working-class roots. The tour weaves together tales of herring booms, witchcraft trials, petroleum discoveries, and even connections to American history, showing you how this coastal community at the edge of the North Sea has repeatedly reinvented itself. You’ll also discover its identity as a street art destination, with plenty of pieces by international artists. By the end of this tour, you’ll have a greater appreciation for a city that has continually adapted, while staying true to its distinctive maritime character and architectural heritage.

Step into Bergen’s past through the stories it left behind. This walking tour explores the city’s crimes, justice and folklore, following a trail of places where real events and old beliefs shaped everyday life. As you wander through historic streets, you’ll hear of witch trials, executions and the workings of the courts, alongside tales from Norse mythology. From Bryggen’s merchant alleys to Nordnes’ execution sites, each stop reveals another layer of the city’s past. Blending documented crime with local legend, the tour shows how law, superstition and storytelling shaped Bergen. It finishes at the Troll Museum, where these myths are brought vividly to life. Perfect for curious travellers, it’s a different way to experience Bergen—through its darker stories and legends.