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- The best Norwegian Fjords tour packages
- What people love about touring Norwegian Fjords
- See Norwegian Fjords your way
- Norwegian Fjords tour companies
- Popular Norwegian Fjords Cruise Ships
- Where to start your Norwegian Fjords trip
- Tours for every type of group
- Galapagos Islands itineraries by length
- Traveler types and experiences
- Best time to visit Norwegian Fjords
- Contact our Norwegian Fjords travel experts
- What our customers ask about Norwegian Fjords Tours & Trips
The best Norwegian Fjords tour packages
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Spectacular Norwegian Fjords with Cruise Experience
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The cities of Bergen, Oslo and Trondheim were spectacular. We loved the fjords and the hike we took.”
Mary, traveled in June
Majestic Norwegian fjords unfold from Havila cruise's superior cabins. Trondheim's Gothic cathedral, Bergen's historic Bryggen, and Hardangerfjord's dramatic landscapes await. Premium Scandic hotels and Flåmsbana railway journey included.
Duration 9 days Destinations Oslo, Trondheim, Bergen, Flam, Gudvangen Age Range Ages 12+ Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
- NZ$4,840
Polar Nights in Northern Norway - 5 days
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The weather was on our side and we were lucky enough to see the Northern Lights 3/4 night.”
Ana, traveled in February
The 5-day winter adventure combines Tromsø's Arctic capital with Sommarøy's coastal charm. Traditional reindeer sledding, Sami culture, and Northern Lights viewing await from pristine beaches. Luxurious 4-star hotels with breakfasts and cultural excursions included at approx. $430 per day.
Duration 5 days Destinations Tromso, Sommaroy Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator On The Go Tours From $5,535
20% Off- NZ$4,428You save $1,107
Norway Fjords and Northern Lights
23 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Her outgoing and bubbly personality shines through in her work, and makes everyone excited for the day ahead.”
Christie, traveled in October
Duration 7 days Destinations Tromso, Skjervøy, Honningsvag, Hammerfest, Kirkenes Age Range Ages 18-35 Operator Contiki From $3,684
5% Off- NZ$3,500+$531 upfront costsYou save $184
Norway: Fjords and Glaciers
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Incredible sights, and very nice hotels. Well worth it!!”
Laurie, traveled in May
Norway's majestic fjords surround Brakanes Hotel and Hofslund Fjord Hotel. Geirangerfjord's Seven Sisters waterfalls, scenic Flåm Railway, and Briksdal Glacier via Troll car create lasting memories.
Duration 8 days Destinations Oslo, Ulvik, Voss, Flam, Sogndal, Loen, Nordfjordeid, Geiranger, Leikanger, VikSee all destinations Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Blue-Roads Touring From
5% Off- NZ$6,927
Highlights of Norway
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“what an amazing country and the itinery made it possible to see so much of the area.”
, traveled in June
Majestic Norwegian fjords stretch from Sognefjord to Geiranger, showcasing the Seven Sisters waterfall. Quality accommodations at Loenfjord and Scandic Seilet Molde provide comfort while taking in Eagle Road's switchbacks and UNESCO-listed waterways.
Duration 8 days Destinations Oslo, Sognefjord, Flam, Voss, Bergen, Loen, Geiranger, Molde, Oppdal, Lillehammer Age Range Ages 6+ Operator Wingbuddy From
5% Off- NZ$5,225
What people love about touring Norwegian Fjords
- Discover Norway
Fantastic Tour of Norway! Breathtaking beauty where ever you look! Beautiful accommodations and many delicious meals which were an experience in itself. Matevz was EXCEPTIONAL!! He made it that much more fun and he seemed to be a walking encyclopedia about Norway! Mind blowing trip!!
- Magic of the Fjords - 7 days
Everything in the pre-trip preparations was excellent. They are will organized on-line for entering travel information and payments. Our contact was easily available for questions or other information. The tour we signed up for was run by VOS (Voyages of Scandinavia). There was just one issue - our tour voucher had the wrong first night hotel. But, as mentioned before, our contact was readily available to advise us. Just a slight inconvenience. The tour itself is a very good itinerary, particular for people who like free time to do as they wish. My advise to VOS is to provide a bit more recommendations on things to do in each area. We found we had to rely on our guide books and tourist centers for information. Otherwise, the bookings for hotels, trains and boats proved very convenient.
- Norway Fjords and Northern Lights
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See Norwegian Fjords your way
Norway's fjord trails offer some fantastic hiking options that our tour groups keep coming back to. The trek to Trolltunga takes you up 700 meters above Lake Ringedalsvatnet - it's a full day on the trail but our travelers say the views make it worthwhile. In Oddadalen, known as the Valley of Waterfalls, you can follow a lovely 10km path past several cascades. For a real highlight, the climb up Molden peak rewards you with sweeping views over Sognefjord from 1,116 meters up, with a nice break spot at Svarthiller mountain farm along the way. If you're into technical climbing, check out the Via Ferrata routes. For easier walks, the paths around Flåm and Aurlandsfjord are perfect for taking it slow and soaking in the scenery.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursExplore a wide diversity of coach / bus tours through Norwegian Fjords. We have 5 adventures that vary from 6 days to 15 days. With the greatest number of departures in May, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Norway's most engaging fjord tours take you right into the heart of these incredible waterways. There's an 8-day route that really gets into it, starting in Trondheim and working south through Kristiansund and Bergen. You'll hop ferries across the fjords and drive the Atlantic Road - it's quite something with eight bridges linking the islands together. Another solid choice puts you right in UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord where you'll spend a night in Loen. The cable car there is one of the world's steepest, taking you more than 1,000 meters up for proper fjord views. Our customers particularly like the Oslo-focused tour that mixes city culture with deep fjord exploration - you get that lovely train ride from Oslo to Flam and even try traditional Viking food at Ægir Brewery. These tours let you get properly involved: wade in mountain streams and stand at Eagle's Point looking down over Geirangerfjord.
Select from our extensive range of 89 fully guided tours to enjoy a worry-free experience through Norwegian Fjords with our expert guides leading the way.
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Norwegian Fjords tour companies
From what our travelers tell us, VOS (Voyages of Scandinavia) really delivers on making Nordic trips work smoothly - they've got all the logistics sorted and put people up in some excellent hotels. The Kviknes in Balestrand seems to be a particular favorite with their groups.If you're looking for more personal attention, Outdoor Norway gets a lot of praise for their guide team. People consistently mention Marcio and Genis by name; they seem to have a knack for making each trip feel tailored to the group rather than just following a set script.I notice you're asking about Europamundo and G Adventures too - while they're both established companies, we don't have direct feedback from our travelers about their Scandinavian tours in our current dataset to share specifics about their service quality or guide teams.The personal touch really matters up in Scandinavia where weather and conditions can change quickly, so it's good to see companies like VOS and Outdoor Norway putting such emphasis on getting the details right and having knowledgeable guides who can adapt on the fly.
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Where to start your Norwegian Fjords trip
Most travelers start their fjord journey from Oslo - we've had 32 recent departures from the capital. Tromsø comes in next with 23 departures, while Bergen sees 14 tour starts despite sitting right at the fjords' doorstep. Copenhagen, Voss and other cities make up the rest of our departure points. Looking at booking patterns, you'll want to lock in plans about 3.5 months ahead, especially if you're eyeing popular spots like the Kviknes Hotel in peak season. The waters are rich with wildlife - our travelers regularly spot eagles gliding overhead, seals popping up beside the boats and porpoises breaking the surface. Several fjords including Geirangerfjord hold UNESCO World Heritage status, their towering cliffs and curtains of waterfalls revealing how glaciers carved these valleys millions of years ago.
Tours for every type of group
Who are you traveling with?
Group
115 tours in Norwegian FjordsExplore a wide diversity of group tours through Norwegian Fjords. We have 115 adventures that vary from 3 days to 16 days. With the greatest number of departures in June, this is also the most popular time of the year.
Small Group
31 tours in Norwegian FjordsThese small-group fjord tours hit a sweet spot between seeing everything and keeping it personal. The 5-day package around Voss, for instance, takes you kayaking through the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, lets you cycle past scenic lakes, and gets you out on grade III rapids on the Raundal River. Guides adapt skillfully to different experience levels, particularly when mountain biking. An 8-day journey starting in Oslo weaves together city discoveries and fjord exploration - you'll catch the steep Flåm railway, enjoy Viking-inspired dishes at Ægir Brewery and take a peaceful cruise to Balestrand. Our groups stay small enough that you can spend extra time at places like Seven Sisters waterfall or take your time exploring Briksdal Glacier. The 6-day wellness option brings something different, mixing morning yoga between active outings, paddleboard sessions and guided hikes up Mount Oksen, where you can spot four different fjords from the summit. Tour leaders Marcio and Genis get frequent mentions from our travelers, for bringing both warmth and expert knowledge to these Nordic journeys.
Private / Personalized
85 tours in Norwegian FjordsPrivate fjord tours give you total flexibility with dedicated guides and custom itineraries. From Oslo, you get your own guide for walks through Akershus Fortress and along Karl Johans gate. The private setup means you can take your time - our clients often spend extra moments capturing Seven Sisters waterfall or exploring deeper into Bryggen's wooden houses in Bergen. A private driver handles scenic routes like the Atlantic Road and you'll have first-class seats on the Flåm Railway. This style works especially well for photographers, families and anyone wanting to move at their own pace with expert guidance close at hand.
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The week-long fjord tours give you a proper taste of Norway's natural flow. Starting in Oslo, you'll take that incredible Flåmsbana railway journey - our travelers often tell us the steep mountain passes and waterfalls exceed their expectations. If you're into winter sports, there's a great route combining skiing near Voss's fjords before heading up to spot the Northern Lights in Tromsø. The most complete 7-day circuit mixes Oslo's cultural spots with a Sognefjord cruise, and guests particularly love staying at the Kviknes Hotel with its waterfront setting and really good buffet dinners. These tours balance guided activities nicely with free time - you can join extras like exploring the Fjærland glacier or wander through Bergen's fish market at your own speed.
The 10-day journeys let you really discover northern Norway. There's an excellent route linking Oslo and Stockholm, starting in Norwegian fjord country before taking the fast train into Sweden - our customers consistently praise how well the connections work. Another route takes you up past the Arctic Circle to Honningsvåg and Alta, where you'll visit working husky farms and see the striking Northern Lights Cathedral. These longer trips include special touches like sleeping in glass-roofed cabins for aurora watching, meeting real Sámi reindeer herders and sharing meals in their traditional lavvu tents. With the extra time, you can properly explore Bergen's UNESCO-listed Bryggen area and drive the Atlantic Road with its eight bridges spanning the sea.
The two-week Svalbard expedition focuses on Arctic wildlife and raw landscapes rather than traditional fjords. You'll sail around the entire archipelago, reaching as far as Kvitøya which few visitors ever see. The route includes the massive Austfonna ice cap with its 45-kilometer ice wall and the major seabird colonies at Alkefjellet. Having 14 days means proper time for polar bear watching, visiting remote historical sites and adjusting the route when ice conditions change. You'll stay on a well-equipped expedition ship, perfect for reaching isolated spots like Karl XII Öya while coming back to good meals and comfortable cabins each night.
Traveler types and experiences
Our solo fjord tours strike that perfect balance between guided moments and free time to explore. Starting from Oslo, you'll hop aboard the incredible Flåmsbana railway as it winds through mountain passes. The days mix scheduled activities with plenty of afternoons to yourself - perfect for wandering through Bergen's wooden Bryggen houses or finding a cozy spot in Trondheim's waterfront restaurants. The 5-day fjord packages work really well for solo travelers, combining group activities like kayaking in Nærøyfjord with time to hit Voss's hiking trails at your own pace. Our guides know how to create a friendly group feeling while giving everyone space - you can join the others for dinner or explore local spots on your own. The hotels are all centrally located, making it easy and safe to do your own thing in each town.For couples, our multi-day fjord journeys blend scenic travel with quiet moments together. One favorite route includes a night at Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand, where you can share Norwegian specialties while watching the sun set over Sognefjord. Through Hardangerfjord, you'll visit family-run cider farms and take private walks to spots like Voringsfossen waterfall. What makes these trips special is how they unfold - there's time to really take in places like Geiranger, with evening walks to the waterfall or quiet moments at Eagle's Point lookout. Couples tell us they love mixing active experiences like glacier hiking at Briksdalsbreen with slower-paced moments on scenic train rides and harborside dinners in Bergen.Young adults get their fill of action on our activity-focused routes. You'll paddleboard Voss's rivers, tackle single-track mountain bike trails and kayak through narrow fjord passages. The social side really makes these trips - nothing bonds a group like conquering grade III rapids on the Raundal River or helping each other up tricky sections of Mt. Oksen. Days move between high-energy activities and cultural stops, like exploring traditional fishing villages between outdoor challenges. Our travelers in their 20s and 30s particularly like choosing their own difficulty level, from easier cycling routes to technical trail sections.Norway's fjord tours for seniors blend scenic rail journeys and cultural activities at a comfortable pace, starting from Oslo and winding through mountain landscapes on the famous Flåmsbana railway. Travelers settle into welcoming waterfront properties like the Kviknes Hotel in Balestrand, where the views become part of daily life. The tours thoughtfully mix guided experiences with independent exploration time, letting guests discover places like Bergen's historic Bryggen district and Oslo's museums at their own rhythm. When visiting natural wonders like Briksdal Glacier, seniors appreciate practical touches such as optional troll car transport, while the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord cruise offers spectacular views from stable, modern vessels. Our guests often mention how much they value having centrally located hotels near transport links and experienced guides who adjust the walking pace, share local stories and help create connections with Norwegian culture and traditions.
Solo Travelers156 tours All tours for Solo Travelers- Couples130 tours
- Seniors (50+)56 tours All tours for Seniors
Best time to visit Norwegian Fjords
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Autumn gives you a more intimate look at the fjords, with fewer crowds and mountains draped in gold and red. Those Bergen-Oslo routes take on a different character now - our travelers particularly like how the low autumn sun lights up the fjord walls during morning cruises. You'll find several good options that connect Copenhagen or Stockholm city visits with fjord exploration. The timing works well for walking through historic districts before heading into the mountains. If you're taking the Atlantic Road, autumn actually adds something extra with dramatic waves crashing against those island-connecting bridges.
- November 2025 popular 24 tours
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter really showcases what makes Norway's fjords special, and it all starts with those northern lights tours from Tromsø. You'll head above the Arctic Circle where husky sledding pairs perfectly with evening aurora watching. Our travelers love how these tours mix things up - one day you're learning about Sami culture at a reindeer farm, the next you're sleeping under glass ceilings waiting for the lights to appear. The polar park visits let you get close to wolves, lynx and other Arctic animals in their winter element. If you take the coastal routes through Narvik and the Lofoten Islands, you'll find yourself spotting whales while surrounded by snow-covered peaks. These winter routes work because they blend natural wonders with hands-on experiences and real local connections.
- December 2025 32 tours
- January 2026 popular 59 tours
- February 2026 59 tours
- Spring 2026
Spring opens up some interesting combinations in fjord country, where you can actually ski and kayak in the same trip. Our routes around Granvin Fjord let you hit the slopes in the morning and paddle the warming waters by afternoon. The Flåm Railway rides are particularly good this time of year - you'll see dozens of waterfalls powered by the spring melt. Many of our travelers time their visits to catch Kjosfossen waterfall at its strongest, when all that winter snow starts flowing down the mountains. The e-bike routes to the falls open up again, giving you a whole new way to explore.
- March 2026 57 tours
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- Summer 2026
Summer brings those long Nordic days and opens up every corner of the fjords. The Oslo to Bergen routes are really popular, taking you past Geirangerfjord's Seven Sisters falls and along the island-connected Atlantic Road. You can mix glacier hikes at Briksdal with boat trips through the UNESCO fjords. Our customers keep telling us how much they love those endless summer evenings - you can still take great photos at Eagle's Road viewpoint well after dinner. The Flåm Railway shows off its best side in summer too, with clear skies highlighting every valley and peak along the way.
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Which Fjord Should I Visit?
It really depends on what you're after. Geirangerfjord's got UNESCO status and those famous Seven Sisters waterfalls cascading down dramatic cliffs. If you want something bigger Sognefjord's actually Norway's longest and deepest perfect for kayaking hiking and exploring cute villages like Balestrand. Nature lovers often head to Nærøyfjord another UNESCO site with these incredibly narrow passages that'll take your breath away. Looking for something more adventurous? Trollfjord's your spot with its super narrow entrance and massive cliffs.
How Can I Get Around?
You've got lots of options really. Big cruise ships work great for the larger fjords giving you amazing views and easy access to different ports. Local ferries connect all the coastal towns like the one running between Lavik and Oppdal across Sognefjord giving you that authentic experience. The Flåmsbana railway's pretty special winding down from Myrdal to Flåm with incredible views. Want more freedom? Grab a rental car or bus it around or if you're feeling active try hiking and cycling.
What About Experiencing Local Culture?
There's so much more than just pretty views. You should definitely check out historic villages like Balestrand where you can see traditional architecture and local crafts everywhere. Over in Stryn the food scene's amazing especially at places like Visnes Hotel where they serve up local specialties. Travelers just love these small towns like Eidfjord where you can wander through local markets and cozy up in little cafes it really gives you a feel for Norwegian life.