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Begin your tour with a convenient pickup from the cruise port in Bergen. Set off on a scenic drive through the Norwegian countryside, listening to your guide share stories about the surroundings and life in Norway.
Stop at an 80-meter waterfall set in a beautiful mountain valley. Enjoy the view from above, or take a short walk down to the waterfall if you feel like getting a little closer.
Drive through a popular skiing area filled with traditional cabins and learn about Norwegian cabin culture. Next, stop in the charming village of Norheimsund, a small fjord town that offers a glimpse into everyday Norwegian life. Walk along the harbor, photograph the historic hotel that has stood for over 100 years, or simply enjoy the calm views by the Hardangerfjord.
Take the time to enjoy a taste of local food from the region. Enjoy freshly made Norwegian waffles, and a small tasting of a local apple drink made from apples grown along the Hardangerfjord, a region known for apple farming since medieval times.
Drive along one of Norway’s official Scenic Routes. Pass the Hardangerfjord, apple orchards, and, on clear days, a glacier in the distance. Stop to see 5,000-year-old Stone Age rock carvings up close.
Next, walk behind the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, a rare experience. The waterfall is easy to access and also offers beautiful views over the surrounding farmland. Enjoy this stop at your own pace.
Finally, enjoy a city sightseeing tour by bus, a great way to get oriented in Bergen and see the highlights. Get a clear overview of the city as your guide shares stories and insights while you sit back and enjoy the surroundings.
Stop at Bryggen, the UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Bergen’s most famous landmarks. This stop marks the end of the tour for hotel guests. Cruise guests can explore Bryggen and its surroundings before returning comfortably to the ship by bus, or stay longer and walk back at their own pace.
