
Tour code: BFGOO5
Tour Inclusions
- Nights
- Meals 8 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 4 Dinners
- Hotel
- Driver
- Tour Leader
Norway: Fjords and Glaciers
Overview
Let your imagination run wild as we fjord-hop past towering waterfalls, snow-topped mountains, tranquil lakes and quaint fairytale villages on this scenic adventure through Norway – topped off by an unparalleled train journey on the Flåm Railway. With utterly breathtaking landscapes and warm local hospitality at every destination, this is the Norwegian adventure you’ve been dreaming of.
Visiting Dalsnibba Summit on Day 6 is weather dependent.

- Tour Starts/Ends
- 1 Overnight Stop
- Day Stop
Tour Highlights
- Soak up the dramatic landscapes and rugged natural beauty of the world-famous Flåm Railway
- Catch a ferry through the Geiranger Fjord – taking in the spectacular Seven Sister waterfalls along the way
- Learn about Norwegian salmon farming and sample the local produce on a visit to Hardangerfjord Akvasenter
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Tour Itinerary
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Day 1 - Oslo (Norway)
Our incredible journey will begin in the cosmopolitan capital of Oslo – where we’ll meet our Tour Leader and fellow travel companions. Tonight, we’ll get to know one another better over a delicious welcome dinner. Accommodation: Anker Hotel (or similar)
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Meals
- Dinner
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Meals
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Day 2 - Oslo – Vøringfossen – Ulvik
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Day 3 - Ulvik – Steinstø – Ulvik
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Day 4 - Ulvik – Voss and Flåm – Sogndal
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Day 5 - Sogndal – Fjærland – Stryn
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Day 6 - Stryn – Geiranger – Stryn
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Day 7 - Stryn – Leikanger
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Day 8 - Leikanger – Vik – Bergen
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Day 9 - Bergen
Tour Inclusions
Accommodation
- 8 nights in hand-picked accommodation
The Crew
Experienced Tour Leader and Driver
Transport
Premium mini-coach transportation
Other Information
Coaches
Please note that fuller tours may travel around in a slightly larger coach (maximum 27 seats) to allow for a more comfortable driving experience.
Weather
The weather conditions in the fjords can often be temperamental. We recommend packing warm, waterproof layers.
Meals
Due to supply challenges in more remote locations, you may be asked to pre-order some of your dinners on Day One of your tour.