Scenic Drive through Hardangervidda National Park Cross one of Europe’s largest mountain plateaus on a breathtaking drive. Keep your eyes open for wild reindeer grazing in the alpine tundra and take in vast, untouched wilderness. This route is a stunning transition from rugged mountains to fjord country.

Vøringsfossen Waterfall & Skywalk Visit Vøringsfossen, one of Norway’s most powerful waterfalls. With a free-falling drop of 182 metres, the roar and mist of the falls create an unforgettable sensory experience. Brave the skywalk—an architecturally impressive platform that stretches over the gorge—for views you won’t forget.

Flåm Railway to Myrdal Board the Flåmsbana, one of the world’s steepest standard-gauge railway lines. This iconic 20-kilometer journey climbs nearly 900 metres from Flåm to Myrdal. Enjoy unparalleled views of waterfalls, cliffs, rivers, and valleys through large panoramic windows. Don’t miss the stop at Kjosfossen Waterfall, where water cascades down beside the train. On the way back you can choose either to go back by train or Switch gears in Myrdal and descend the famous Rallarvegen trail by bike. Glide through mountain landscapes, past sheep-filled meadows, rustic barns, and roaring streams. The downhill ride to Flåm is mostly easy, making it fun for casual and seasoned cyclists alike. E-bikes available upon request.

Nestled by the Aurlandsfjord, Flåm is a peaceful fjordside village. Relax at a waterfront sauna, taste local apple cider, or enjoy a fjord-view dinner. Explore the village on foot and take in the tranquil scenery.

Just above Aurland, stop at the iconic Stegastein viewpoint. Jutting 30 metres out and 650 metres above the fjord, this glass-and-steel platform gives you a panoramic, vertigo-inducing view of the fjord far below. A must-see for photographers and nature lovers alike.

2-Hour Fjord Cruise (Aurlandsfjord & Nærøyfjord) Cruise through two UNESCO-listed fjords aboard a modern electric boat. Marvel at vertical cliffs, snow-capped peaks, and tiny farms clinging to the mountainsides. The Nærøyfjord, just 250 metres wide at its narrowest, delivers some of the most dramatic fjord scenery in the world.

Travel westward to Bergen via winding mountain roads and fjord tunnels. This route takes you through one of Norway’s most scenic regions and delivers you to the heart of the country's second-largest city. Explore Bergen’s colourful harbour on foot. Start at Bryggen Wharf, a UNESCO-listed Hanseatic trading post with preserved wooden buildings and charming alleyways. Visit the lively Fish Market and sample freshly caught seafood. Then ride the Fløibanen funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen for panoramic city views and optional short hikes.