Western Norway Tours & Trips
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- Magic of the Fjords - 7 days
- Norwegian Fjords Self Drive - 8 days
- Tailor-Made Private Norway Tour to Scenic Sognefjord
- 5-days Fjord Norway Adventure Package
- Adventure on The Fjords - fly & drive
- Classic Fjord Voyage
- Highlights of Norway (Bergen to Oslo) (2025)
- Journey Through Fjords
- 6 DAY SKI PACKAGE FRESH & CRUISERS
- Magic of Fjords & Historical Hotels
Magic of the Fjords - 7 days
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“you have a lot of free time which was great because I loved the mixture between being in group and self discovery.”
Isabel, traveled in September
Western Norway's majesty spans from Bergen's colorful fish market to Balestrand's fjord views. The UNESCO-listed Bryggen, Sognefjord cruises, and famous Flamsbana railway journey past waterfalls and through 20 mountain tunnels create lasting memories.
Duration 7 days Destinations Bergen, Balestrand, Fjaerland, Flam, Myrdal, Oslo Age Range 18 to 70 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $4,945
15% Off- NZ$4,203You save $742
Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Balestrand, Sognefjord, Fjaerland, Skei, Naeroyfjord, Flam, Myrdal Age Range 25 to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From $7,935
25% Off- NZ$5,951You save $1,984
Norway's western coast beckons from Oslo to Bergen, featuring Flam Railway journey and Sognefjord cruise. Visit Balestrand's picturesque shores, Bergen's historic Bryggen wharf, and ride to Mount Floyen's summit for panoramic fjord views.
Duration 6 days Destinations Oslo, Myrdal, Balestrand, Bergen Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operator Agate Travel From
25% Off- NZ$12,681
5-days Fjord Norway Adventure Package
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was nice to be able to do multiple activities around Voss, make new friends, and experience the wonderful nature Norway has to offer.”
rima, traveled in August
Western Norway reveals its majesty from Voss - paddle through UNESCO Naerøyfjord's dramatic waterways, cycle Lake Vangsvatnet's 22km shoreline, and climb Mt. Oksen for Hardangerfjord views. The Swiss-style Fleischer Hotel hosts you while expert guides lead five distinct adventures.
Duration 5 days Destinations Voss, Naeroyfjord Age Range 10 to 99 year olds Operator Outdoor Norway From
25% Off- NZ$3,605
Western Norway's beauty shines from Bergen's Bryggen through dramatic fjords. Highlights include Voss waterfall, Nærøyfjord by RIB boat, and Nigardsbreen Glacier walk. Comfortable Zander K Hotel and historic Fretheim Hotel with breakfast included ensure pleasant stays.
Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Voss, Flam, Jostedalsbreen National Park Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
25% Off- NZ$5,379
Duration 7 days Destinations Oslo, Myrdal, Flam, Balestrand, Bergen Age Range 1 to 90 year olds Operator Expeditions Gateways From $6,239
50% Off- NZ$3,120You save $3,120
The steep Flåm Railway and Loen Skylift cable car showcase Western Norway's magnificent terrain. Glide through UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord past the Seven Sisters waterfall, walk Bergen's historic Bryggen quarter, and immerse yourself in local culture at the Nordfjord Folk Museum. Carefully selected hotels including the Alexandra Hotel provide comfort throughout.
Duration 9 days Destinations Bergen, Loen, Flam, Oslo Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Collette From $6,849
5% Off- NZ$6,499You save $350
Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Flam Age Range 10 to 80 year olds Operator Nature Safari From
5% Off- NZ$7,348
Duration 6 days Destinations Bergen, Voss, Myrkdalen Age Range 5 to 60 year olds Operator Outdoor Norway From
5% Off- NZ$5,955
Duration 8 days Destinations Bergen, Balestrand, Sognefjord Age Range 1 to 90 year olds Operator Nature Safari From
5% Off- NZ$6,124
What people love about Western Norway Tours
- Magic of the Fjords - 7 days
This tour delivers on the scenery at an affordable cost. Accommodations are good. Outstanding breakfasts at Clarion hotels. Good dinners in Balestrand. Using public boat transportation to Balestrand is less than ideal when going Bergen to Oslo route as to get window seats the queue for boarding we were told started at 6:30 for 8 am departure. We had interior seats so spent most of trip on top deck standing. Spoke to someone who rode 2 days later as you use next leg of route to Flam arrived 7:25 and got window seat. Why disappointing going Bergen to Oslo: as this was first viewing of the beauty you travel to see. Time in Balestrand is weather dependent for some activities. Lunch options in Balestrand very limited as 2 of 3 places outside hotel open at 14:00 and 15:00.
A great experience with a variety of beautiful and breathtaking hiking and touring environments, including the classic waterway fjords, river valleys, raging waterfalls, stark tundra and glacial environments, as well as stops at hiking huts and local landmarks.. The tour had two guides, the veteran Asbjorn and young Lucas, to whom Asbjorn is turning over the guide responsibilities. Both are proud of their region of Norway, knowledgeable tour guides, and enthusiastic hikers in the area. The guides rearranged the schedule of hiking events to take advantage of the changing weather day by day. During the entire week, the guides unobtrusively evaluated the capabilities of the tour participants, and ensured that each hiker had a safe experience. They thoughtfully provided welcome coffee and tea for lunches on the trail. The hiking is moderately strenuous if you're fit, some parts more rigorous if you're not. Take the advice about waterproof hiking boots seriously - you will be stepping in mud and shallow water repeatedly as the trails frequently cross wet areas and small streams. Clothing for cold/windy/rainy weather is a must, as well. The optional glacier walk run by a commercial operator, involves a rather long and risky hike to the glacier face, and fairly steep paths on the glacier itself; it's not for the faint of heart. Nes Gard is a lovely accommodation, with comfortable rooms, friendly and capable staff, and delicious meals in a dining setting that encourages tour participants to get to know each other. Substantial breakfasts prepared us for a day of physical activity and provided material for a take-along lunch. Dinners were formal three-course affairs with different menu each day, proudly announced at the beginning of each dinner by an efficient staff. The days were fully scheduled with hiking and touring activities, and evenings were filled with dinner and briefings on the next day's activities - there were only a couple of hours per day to relax. Overall, a well-organized, well-planned, tightly-managed experience in a beautiful setting, run by a staff that is dedicated to providing their guests with a great experience.
Walking the Fjords
- Magical Fjord Adventure
Overall - a very good tour covering some lovely places. My one comment would be to for VOS to provide some additional information in their materials on things like what sights are covered in their included cities tours - so as to be able to better plan free time (e.g. in Oslo). Otherwise it was very well organized.
What our customers ask about Western Norway Tours & Trips
When is the best time to visit Western Norway for a general sightseeing tour?
Western Norway welcomes visitors year-round with distinct seasonal experiences. Summer (June through September) brings mild temperatures of 18-20°C (64-68°F) perfect for outdoor activities and fjord cruising. The Clarion Admiral Hotel in Bergen reports its busiest period during July and August. Winter visits from November to March transform the landscape into a snow-covered wonderland with chances to see the northern lights. Many attractions operate on reduced schedules during winter months. According to TourRadar travelers "we were so fortunate to have great weather and enjoyed walking tours of the cities" while exploring Bergen Oslo and the fjords during summer months.
What are the must-see highlights on a general tour of Western Norway?
Western Norway's natural wonders center around the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord where the Seven Sisters waterfall cascades down steep cliffs. Bergen's historic Bryggen wharf preserves the area's Hanseatic heritage while the Flåm Railway winds through dramatic mountain passes. The Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand serves as a base for exploring Sognefjord. Visitors should plan stops at the Nigardsbreen Glacier and Hardangerfjord known for its fruit orchards. The Bergen Fish Market offers local seafood specialties. As one TourRadar traveler noted "The fjords are indeed magical! I recommend the tour with all my heart!"
What types of accommodation can I expect on Western Norway general tours?
Western Norway's accommodations blend historic charm with modern comfort. Properties range from waterfront hotels to mountain lodges. The historic Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand offers views across Sognefjord while the Clarion Admiral Hotel puts guests in Bergen's harbor district. The Fretheim Hotel in Flåm connects visitors to mountain landscapes. Each property typically includes Norwegian breakfast service. A TourRadar traveler confirms "All lodging and transportation was just as described. The hotels were in THE BEST locations!"
How many days should I plan for a general tour of Western Norway?
A thorough exploration of Western Norway requires 7-9 days. Popular itineraries like the "Vision of the Fjords" cover key sites in 7 days from Oslo to Bergen. The more extensive "Norway: Fjords and Glaciers" tour allows 9 days for deeper discovery. Active days typically start early as noted by a TourRadar traveler: "The 9-day itinerary was well planned with travel days and completely filling our hiking days usually starting at 7:45 AM and returning around 5 PM each day."
What's the best way to photograph Western Norway's dramatic landscapes?
Key photo locations include viewpoints along the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord especially the Geiranger Skywalk Platform at 1500m. Bergen's Bryggen wharf offers rich colors at sunset while the Flåm Railway presents countless photo opportunities. Pack a wide-angle lens for landscapes and weather-sealed gear for Norway's frequent rain. One TourRadar traveler suggests: "We got our best shots from the Geirangerfjord cruise seeing the Seven Sisters waterfall and from Mount Fløyen overlooking Bergen."
What's special about the food experiences on Western Norway tours?
Western Norway's cuisine focuses on local ingredients from sea and land. Bergen's Fish Market serves fresh salmon shrimp and regional specialties. The Hardangerfjord area produces fruit and traditional cider. Hotels like the Kviknes in Balestrand prepare extensive breakfast spreads with Norwegian dishes. A TourRadar traveler notes "The hotel breakfast and dinner bars were fabulous." Local restaurants often feature fresh-caught fish traditional meat dishes and seasonal produce.