Norway Tours from Bergen
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The route from Bergen city to Oslo follows scenic train routes through Voss and Flåm. Bergen Railway, shuttle buses, and the iconic Flåmsbana mountain train transport visitors across approximately 500 km of Norway's most stunning landscapes, including UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjorden.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Flam, Oslo Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
- NZ$2,696
Duration 5 days Destinations Bergen, Stavanger, Lysefjorden Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $2,145
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Magic of the Fjords
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Well managed escorted tour at a very reasonable price.”
Roger, traveled in September
The scenic route from Bergen's Augustin Hotel to Oslo reveals Norway's stunning fjords. Panoramic trains and cruises, including the famous Flåmsbana railway with 20 tunnels, connect key stops at Balestrand's Kviknes Hotel and Flåm village, spanning 204km along Sognefjord.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Sognefjord, Balestrand, Flam, Myrdal, Oslo Age Range 3 to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
15% Off- NZ$3,028
Starting from Bergen's BGO airport, journey through Norway's iconic landscapes to Oslo's OSL. Experience the UNESCO-listed Bryggen, ride the Fløibanen Funicular, and traverse the dramatic Stalheimskleiva's 13 hairpin bends. Cross the Nærøyfjord by boat and ride the legendary Flåmsbana railway to Oslo.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Oslo Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operator WiseYatra From $3,910
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Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Flam Age Range 10 to 80 year olds Operator Nature Safari From
25% Off- NZ$7,445
Duration 9 days Destinations Bergen, Loen, Flam, Oslo Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Collette From $7,799
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Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Balestrand, Sognefjord Age Range 1 to 90 year olds Operator Nature Safari From
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Duration 16 days Destinations Bergen, Flam, Gudvangen, Alesund, Hellesylt, Geiranger, Leknes, Tromso, Svalbard, LongyearbyenSee all destinations Age Range 12 to 99 year olds Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $36,280
19% Off- NZ$29,280You save $7,000
Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Flam, Jostedalsbreen National Park Age Range 25 to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $8,405
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What people love about Norway Tours from Bergen
- Norway Fjord Trekking
Everything was organized and the views from this trip was amazing!
- Walking the Fjords
I wasn't sure this was the right trip for me because I am an inactive person and it was listed as a moderate level tour. However, I found out I was able to hike 620 meters in a day, walk over 8 miles, and for over 7 hours. I met the guide at the airport and everything was taken care of until the last day of the tour. I did not join the group transfer on the return trip home as my flight was not until the next day. I was able to take the "FlyBus" two blocks away from the hotel back to the airport at 4:45 a.m. without issue. Ten other hikers joined me on this tour and they were all strangers to me. Nine were women and One man. Ages ranged from 35-71 on our tour. I could not have been more pleased with my fellow travelers and I enjoyed spending my time with each one of them. Eight were from the UK, Two from USA, and One from Canada. This was my first hiking trip with no previous hiking experience. All of the other travelers were experienced and I received help and tips from the others from how to wear my back pack to how to use the hiking poles. One mistake I could not overcome was not having the right sized hiking boots and I paid the price for that. My toes were bruised, I had blisters, and my ankles and feet were swollen the entire time, but I pressed on regardless. The weather in this part of Norway has a lot of rain in June, but luckily we enjoyed practically the entire week without much rain to interfere. Therefore we were able to successfully proceed with the entire itinerary only to switch a couple days around due to rain and hiking conditions on the trail. The itinerary was well planned from travel days and completely filling our hiking days. Usually we had breakfast at 7:45, left our base camp by 8:45 and returned around 5 pm each day. Dinner was at 7 pm. Each hike had different types of hiking trails, difficulty, and scenery to take in. None of it was disappointing. We traveled by mini bus each day, which was comfortable and our guide drove us very safely around the region. Thon Hotel Orion was a comfortable tourist hotel with an excellent breakfast buffet. It was located along the water in the heart of Bergen. I cannot say enough good things about Nes Gard Guesthouse along Lustrafjord. The scenery is breathtaking. The rooms are cozy and the beds are comfortable. There are no televisions, but apparently the do have wi-fi access. The owner of the guesthouse and staff are personable and sincerely want you to have a pleasant stay. I am a vegetarian and I had thoughtful meals. Others had food allergies or preferences and everyone was accommodated with personal attention. The breakfast buffet and packed lunches were standard. I only had a cheese sandwich, soft-boiled egg and banana/apple for my packed lunches every day. The dinners were fantastic 3 course meals. My compliments to the chef as I thoroughly enjoyed the menu, quality of food, and taste every day. Our tour guide was a modest, down to earth gentleman. He was quiet by nature, but is experienced, attentive, and a genuine human being. All of the travelers seemed to really appreciate his personality, expertise, and his good nature. He offered assistance on the trail if you needed it, did not want to put anyone at risk of getting hurt, carried coffee and tea every hiking day for lunch, drove safely and thoughtfully, and seemed very proud of his country. He seemed to enjoy being on the trails and was very comfortable showing us around. He is a really great person and I was very appreciative of him. Overall, I had a very successful tour and it exceeded my expectations. I would recommend this tour, would do it again, and found new friends. I also found a new love of hiking.
- Magic of the Fjords - 7 days
you have a lot of free time which was great because I loved the mixture between being in group and self discovery
What our customers ask about Norway Tours from Bergen
What's the best time to start a tour from Bergen weather-wise?
Bergen's most favorable weather occurs from June to September with temperatures ranging from 15-20°C (59-68°F) and long daylight hours for sightseeing. The city sees fewer tourists in May and October while maintaining comfortable conditions. Winter departures from December to March showcase Bergen and its surroundings under a blanket of snow. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We started our tour in July and had perfect weather for exploring Bergen's outdoor markets and taking the funicular up Mount Fløyen."
What unique activities are available on day one in Bergen?
Day one in Bergen offers several essential Norwegian experiences including walks through the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf city views from the Fløibanen funicular stops at the bustling fish market and guided cultural walking tours. The Bergen Food Tour stands out as a way to taste local specialties. A TourRadar traveler noted: "Starting with the Bergen Food Tour on day one was perfect - it gave us a great introduction to Norwegian culture and helped us meet our fellow travelers."
What types of cruise experiences are available starting from Bergen's harbor?
Bergen's harbor serves as the launching point for various water adventures from small-group RIB boat fjord safaris to multi-day coastal voyages. Travelers can choose between Havila Voyages along the Norwegian coastline fjord excursions through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord or upscale expeditions on vessels like the Scenic Eclipse. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The RIB boat safari from Bergen through the fjords was exhilarating - we got so close to waterfalls and saw eagles soaring above." Departures typically leave from the central harbor near the Fish Market and Bryggen area.
What are the best seasonal activities available on tours starting in Bergen?
Each season in Bergen brings its own set of experiences. Summer tours (May-September) focus on midnight sun cruises hiking and cycling Mount Fløyen. Winter activities (November-March) include snowshoeing Northern Lights viewing and skiing at Voss Resort. One TourRadar traveler noted: "Our winter tour starting in Bergen was magical - from exploring snowy mountains to cozy evenings at Hotel Fretheim watching for Northern Lights." Spring brings apple blossoms along Hardangerfjord while fall offers colorful hiking on Bergen's seven mountains.
What day trips are possible when starting tours from Bergen?
Bergen serves as a gateway for several notable day trips. The Norway in a Nutshell route takes travelers to Flåm and Myrdal via the scenic Flåm Railway while trips to Hardangerfjord showcase waterfalls and glaciers. Boat excursions reach coastal villages like Balestrand and Gudvangen. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The day trip from Bergen to Flåm was incredible - the railway journey and fjord cruise were highlights of our entire Norway experience." Many itineraries include overnight stays at properties like Hotel Fretheim in Flåm or Quality Hotel Vøringfoss.
What local food experiences are included in tours starting from Bergen?
Food-focused activities from Bergen often start at the historic Fish Market where travelers can try fresh seafood followed by visits to traditional restaurants near Bryggen. Tour packages usually include breakfast at places like Comfort Hotel Bergen and special meals such as the Viking dinner at Ægir Brewpub. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The food tour starting from Bergen's Fish Market was amazing - we tried everything from fresh salmon to local brown cheese." Tours often incorporate stops at food halls and specialty shops featuring Norwegian delicacies.