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In Luster, close to both Jotunheimen and the large glacier Jostedalsbreen, you´ll find the small town of Skjolden and one of the more iconic fjord views in the Sognefjord.

Surrounded by waterfalls, steep mountains and dramatic landscape, this is a twon you will remember. Skjolden has more to offer than meets the eye. Skjolden Hotel has it´s very own brewey in the basement and offers gourmet dinners second to none. Other accommodations are Vassbakken Kro and Camping, Skjolden Brygge, Luster Fjordhytter, Døsen Farm Glamping or The Fjord Mirror Nes Gard.

There is a welcoming llama farm up in the hills above the town center and Adventure Tours offers RIB Boat Adventures, biking, hiking, fishing and Stand up paddling - fun for everyone! From Skjolden you can easily reach Jotunheimen, UNESCO Urnes Stave Church, Sognefjellet Summer ski and Sogn Ski center. The indoor waterpark, Lustrabadet, is also just a short drive.

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Beautiful waterfalls by the Sognefjord

There are several places in the Sognefjord region where you can see majestic waterfalls cascading down steep mountainsides, and some of these waterfalls are among Norway's highest

Activities in Skjolden

Here you will find a selection of activities in Skjolden

Fjord RIB Adventure + Waterfall Hike

Combine the boat tour: "Fjord RIB Adventure" in Skjolden with a waterfall hike to the impressive 218 metre tall Feigumfossen waterfall!

Skjolden Llamas

Do you want to go hiking with a Lama? Skjolden Llamas offers guided tours with Lama, and during summer you can buy rasperry from the farm.

The romantic road, Luster

Lustrafjorden and the Romantic Road are known to play a major role during the national romanticism. When you travel along this road as a cyclist or motorist, you experience something special.

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Skjolden Hotel

We want you to experience peace and quality when you visit us, and feel rested when a new day dawns.Wake up to an exciting day with us here in Skjolden.

Vassbakken Kro & Camping

Midway between Skjolden and Fortun in a valley surrounded by steep mountains lies Vassbakken – right on the Sognefjellsvegen national tourist route.

Fjord Mirror, Nes Gard Luster

The Fjord Mirror at Nes Gard in Luster - Get out and let the fjord in.

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Things to do in Skjolden, Norway from a Cruise Ship

What made Skjolden so memorable was the scenery, which just took our breath away. We have a rule on cruises, that if we’re in an inside room we will head to the highest deck in the morning to take in the first glance of our new port. Skjolden was the most impressive first glance we have ever had from a cruise ship. There are picturesque views of mountains as far as the eye can see, and the water is so calm it almost looks like glass. Then add in the incredible waterfalls and glaciers, it’s no wonder Norway is known for having the finest scenery in the world.

The village of Skjolden has a population of 300 and is famous for being the Gateway to the National Parks because it has three nearby, namely Jotunheimen, Breheimen and Jostedalsbreen. If you’re looking for history, then you have Urnes Stave Church which is UNESCO listed and the oldest stave church. There is Jostedal Glacier which is the largest glacier on a European mainland.

If you’re up early enough, then you will enjoy the sail in through the Sognefjord which is Norway’s longest fjord at 204 km. But don’t worry because you can always enjoy the views when the ship sails at the end of the day. It can get a little cold depending on the time of year, so make sure you wrap up warm.

So let us take you through the port of Skjolden and explain some of the local excursions you can enjoy there.

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When to Visit Skjolden

You tend to find that most cruise lines only visit Norway in the summer and autumn months, because it can get quite cold and wet. When we went on our cruise it rained for most of the week, quite heavily. Thankfully we were lucky on the day we visited Skjolden, but it was still wet and cold, and that was in June.

Our advice is to check the weather before you go so you know what to pack for a Norwegian Fjords cruise . But some staples would include warm, rain proof gear, including hiking boots. There are some beautiful spots to climb in Norway, so make sure you have decent footwear.

Getting Around

If you’ve prebooked an excursion then your transport will be sorted, but if you’re just wanting to see Skjolden then you won’t need it. The village is pretty small, so anyone wanting to get out and about either had to book an excursion or you can hire a bike and cycle out a little bit. We recommend that you grab a tourist guide from the information centre and then you can see what walks and hikes are available nearby.

The Port of Skjolden

As you leave the cruise ship you will be directed to a white wooden building which is where you will find the port security. Within the building is a shop selling the usual touristy bits such as ornaments, mugs, and postcards.

When you leave the wooden building, you will find yourself on a road with a few Norwegian houses and hills in front of you. This was our first real Norway fjord experience, and we loved the houses, but more than that we adored the sheep who roamed around the hill with large bells around their necks. The true quintessential Norway experience, so we spent a little time watching them and wandering along taking in the sights. The cruise ship looked impressive on the shore with all of the scenery around it.

We headed round the lake into the centre of the village and walked past wooden beach huts and other houses. As we continued round there was a stand for the Adventure Tours Norway which offers guided RIB boat tours, hiring a bicycle, hiking, fishing equipment, paddle board tours and glacier tours.

As you follow the path round, you will cross a bridge with a fast-flowing river below it. Once over the bridge then you’re in the centre of the village. Again, there’s not a lot there, but you will find a Co-op shop for any food, drink, or essentials that you need and nearby is a tourist centre.

Things to See and Do in Skjolden

When we visited Skjolden we didn’t book any excursions, because in all honesty we had no idea what we wanted to do. We simply enjoyed the village and scenery, so we’ll start there and give you information about what we did.

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Berghut Blauwe Route

This hike begins from Skjolden, so you don’t need any transport to get there. It’s a moderate level hike so you can do it in trainers, but they will get muddy as it’s through forest terrain and there’s no specific path. The initial part of the walk is up a road past local people’s houses and a school, so you can enjoy the village feel as you begin. You’re then directed into the forest where you can see a trodden down path from the many other people who have walked the same route. It’s very up and down as you climb, with some parts being quite awkward because you have to step up large boulders. They can be slippery, and it can get muddy if it has rained that day, so having grip on your shoes is essential.

The hike up takes about 20 to 30 minutes which isn’t too long, and at the end is the most spectacular view of the mountains, fjord entrance and cruise port, the village and the Eidsvatnet lake. There’s not really anywhere to sit, except for a huge boulder and depending on the time of day it can get busy. Heading to the trail earlier means you get the wonderful view without lots of people about, getting in your way.

Once you’re finished you will head back the same route, all the way into the village.

Adventure Tours Norway

They offer a range of options including an RIB boat, bicycles, hiking, fishing, glacier tours and stand-up paddle tours. Because they are a local company, they know the best places to see and have an extensive knowledge of the various spots. You can visit places like Breheimen national park and Jotunheimen national park. You can take the RIB boat up the Sognefjord or to the Urnes Stave church.

We didn’t do any of the activities, but we will definitely look at the RIB boat the next time we visit. From speaking to other passengers on the cruise, they loved their experience so it maybe something you want to research before your trip.

Skjolden Llamas

Within Skjolden itself, you have a llama farm which offers tours, walks and close contact with a herd of llamas. You can walk with a llama along the river, and it lasts about 90 minutes. On cruise ship days the tours begin from outside the tourist information centre, so it’s best you book in advance to avoid disappointment. There is a minimum of one llama for every two people and when we checked the website the price was NOK 200 per person.

The Urnes Stave Church

Stave churches were built throughout Scandinavia after the end of the Viking era, which is between 1100 and 1200 AD. Urnes has become a precious piece of Norway’s heritage, partially because it’s the oldest church, but also it is the most beautiful. What draws many people to visiting Urnes Stave Church is the fact that its architecture is so technologically advanced for being built in the Middle Ages. It is very reminiscent of a basilica, with the exception that it is wholly made of wood. There are carvings within the wood, for example you can see fighting animals on the northern wall.

It can be found around 30km away from Skjolden in Sogn og Fjordane, meaning that it is quite a distance from the cruise port. Because public transport is minimal in the village you would need to book an excursion either with the cruise line or the local adventure tour operators. The easiest way to get to it would be via the RIB boat, but if you’re ok with driving then this is a more scenic route.

The church is open daily and tickets at the time of writing (November 2022) are NOK 100 for adults and NOK 80 for children. There are no food and drinks at the site, but you will be able to access toilets. Although we try to use public transport when we visit somewhere, this is a rare occasion we would recommend booking an excursion.

Sognefjell Mountain Road (Sognesfjellsvegen, National Tourist Route)

If you Google the Sognefjell Mountain Road, you’ll find it is a 4-hour hike one way, so if you’re cruising then we wouldn’t recommend it. But you could start the initial part of the walk which takes you around the beautiful lake of Eidsvatnet. There are sign posts which will direct you and as such you shouldn’t get lost. We walked around the lake and then headed back because we had done a few other things already and time was ticking on. If you continue with the walk then you will head to the highest mountain pass in Norway, through the Jotuneheiman National Park and on to the village of Lom.

Even if you prefer to just wander around a cruise port, then we think you will be bowled over by Skjolden. It is simply breath taking and the more you look around the more you find, because it feels like there are an endless number of waterfalls on the mountains. For the cruisers who have booked an interior room, then try our trick and head up in the lift to the highest deck and then wander out for your first glimpse; we promise you won’t regret it.

Because the village is so small, buying anything within the shops can be a little expensive. It may be better to wait for the larger towns to purchase sweets or crisps.

If you do end up going to Skjolden, then chances are you will also visit Olden on a cruise . But please tag us on Instagram for all of your travels, because we would love to see your pictures.

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In this page you can find every information for a holiday in Skjolden, a pretty good destination in Norway (all info about the whole country here) . We will answer the most important questions: what to visit , when to go , how to get to Skjolden and what means of transport to use to get around . We will describe typical foods , the costs for tourists and where to find accomodation . We will list also the places to see around Skjolden , and we will also talk about safety and how each type of traveler can enjoy a trip here. So, if you are travelling through Norway, here's everything to know about Skjolden for a perfect holiday.

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What to visit in Skjolden

Skjolden is a beautiful village and a popular tourist destination in the province of Sogn og Fjordane, Norway. Some of the top tourist attractions of Skjolden are: 1. Urnes Stave Church: It is an 800-year-old medieval wooden church and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is famous for its unique architecture, wooden carvings, and historical significance. 2. Jostedalsbreen National Park Center: It is a visitor center that provides information about the Jostedalsbreen glacier and the surrounding national park. It has stunning scenic views of the surrounding mountains. 3. Feigumfossen Waterfall: It is a 218-meter high waterfall and one of the highest in Norway. It is a natural wonder and attracts many visitors throughout the year. 4. Sognefjell Road: It is a scenic road that passes through the mountains and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. The road is open for vehicles during the summer months. 5. Breheimsenteret Glacier Visitor Center: It is a museum that provides information about the glaciers in the Jostedalsbreen National Park. It has interactive exhibits, films, and guided tours for visitors. 6. Skjolden Marina: It is a picturesque marina on the shores of the Lustrafjorden and offers boat tours, fishing trips, and water sports activities. 7. Vassbakken Kro & Camping: It is a popular camping site in Skjolden and offers various outdoor activities like hiking, cycling, and kayaking. Overall, Skjolden is a great place to visit for those who enjoy nature, scenic views, and outdoor activities. In this website, you can find many other destinations to visit in Norway, so you can have a look in the "USEFUL LINKS" sections in this page for other places that could inspire your trip.

When to go on holiday to Skjolden

The best time to visit Skjolden, Norway is during the summer months of June, July, and August. During this time the temperatures are mild, and the days are long with plenty of daylight hours, providing ample time to explore the beautiful fjords and mountains. However, visitors should be aware that this is also the peak tourist season, so it may be crowded and prices may be higher. If you prefer a quieter visit, it’s recommended to consider traveling during the shoulder season period of May or September when the weather is still pleasant, but there are fewer tourists. You can book here visit and activities to do during your holiday !

How to get to Skjolden

Skjolden is a small village located in the county of Sogn og Fjordane in Norway. There are several ways to get to Skjolden from different parts of Norway, here are some options: 1. By Car: Skjolden is located on the western side of Norway and accessible by road from Oslo, Bergen, and other parts of Norway. The journey from Oslo to Skjolden is approximately 5 hours while it is around 4 hours from Bergen. Car rental services are available in both Oslo and Bergen. 2. By Bus: There are bus services operated by NOR-WAY Bussekspress that run from Oslo to Skjolden with a journey time of around 6 hours. The buses depart from Oslo Bus Terminal (Oslo Sentralstasjon) and arrive at Skjolden Hotel. You can also take a bus from Bergen with a change at Sogndal. 3. By Train and Bus: You can travel by train from Oslo to Myrdal and then take a bus from Myrdal to Skjolden. The journey takes around 6 hours in total. Alternatively, you can travel by train from Bergen to Flåm and then take a bus from Flåm to Skjolden. 4. By Ferry and Bus: It is also possible to access Skjolden by taking a ferry from Bergen to Sogndal and then taking a bus from Sogndal to Skjolden. The ferry journey takes around 5 hours while the bus journey is around 1 hour. I hope this information helps you plan your trip to Skjolden! To find the most convenient flights, compare (and book if you like!) the best offers here on Skyscanner . To hire a car to visit Skjolden, I recommend to check this: COMPARE HERE ALL OFFERS FOR CAR RENTAL

Typical foods in Skjolden

Skjolden is a small village in Norway that boasts a rich food culture. Here are some of the typical foods you can find in Skjolden: 1. Rakfisk - This is fish that has been fermented for several months. It has a distinct smell and taste, and is usually served with flatbread or potatoes. 2. Fenalår - This is a ham that has been cured and salted for several months. It is usually served thinly sliced with flatbread and mustard. 3. Lefse - This is a traditional Norwegian flatbread made from potatoes, flour, and sometimes milk. It is often filled with butter, cinnamon, and sugar. 4. Fårikål - This is Norway's national dish, made from lamb meat and cabbage. It is usually served with potatoes and goes well with a light beer. 5. Klippfisk - This is dried and salted fish that is a popular ingredient in Norwegian cuisine. It is often served with potatoes and a type of white sauce. 6. Rømmegrøt - This is a traditional Norwegian porridge made from sour cream, flour, and sometimes butter. It is usually served with sugar and cinnamon. 7. Kjøttkaker - These are Norwegian meatballs made from ground beef or pork. They are usually served with potatoes and brown gravy. 8. Brunost - This is a type of cheese made from a mixture of goat's milk and cow's milk. It has a sweet, caramel-like flavor and is often served with bread or crackers. You can find general info about typical foods in Norway here .

Is Skjolden an expensive destination for tourists?

Skjolden, Norway is generally considered a bit expensive for tourists, due in part to its location within the country and its popularity as a summer destination. Prices for accommodation, food, and activities tend to be higher than in other parts of Norway. That being said, there are ways to minimize costs, such as staying in budget-friendly accommodations like campsites or hostels, cooking your own meals instead of eating out, and taking advantage of free or low-cost outdoor activities like hiking and exploring the local scenery.

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Is skjolden a safe destination for tourists.

Yes, Skjolden is generally a safe place for tourists. Norway, in general, is known for having a low crime rate and a strong focus on safety and security. However, tourists should still exercise common sense precautions, such as being aware of their surroundings, not leaving their valuables unattended, and following any local advice or guidelines. It's always a good idea to research the specific destination and any local safety concerns before traveling. You can find general info about safety for tourists in Norway here . Always check updated government info about travelers's safety on the ufficial Foreign Affairs website of your government, before visiting Skjolden.

What type of travelers will enjoy Skjolden the most?

Skjolden is a picturesque village located in the heart of the Norwegian fjords and offers plenty of outdoor activities and stunning nature to explore. While it is a great destination for all types of travelers, it is particularly suitable for: - Couples who are looking for a romantic getaway in a serene and tranquil environment. They can take long walks along the fjord, enjoy breathtaking views and indulge in cozy dinners in one of the local restaurants. - Families who enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and kayaking. Kids will also love the Viking Village, where they can learn about Norse history and culture. - Nature enthusiasts who want to experience the beauty of the Norwegian fjords up close. Skjolden is surrounded by mountains, glaciers, and waterfalls, making it a great destination for hiking and skiing. Overall, Skjolden is an excellent destination for anyone who enjoys nature, outdoor activities, and a peaceful environment.

How to get around Skjolden

Skjolden is a small village located at the end of the Sognefjord in Norway. To move around Skjolden, you can use a car, a bicycle, or walk. The village is small enough to explore on foot, and a bike is a good option to reach farther destinations such as the nearby Feigumfossen waterfall. However, if you plan to explore the surrounding area, such as the nearby villages, national parks, or glaciers, renting a car is recommended.

What to see around Skjolden

Certainly! Here are some nice places to visit on a day trip from Skjolden: 1. Urnes Stave Church - a UNESCO World Heritage Site located just 30 minutes away from Skjolden. It is the oldest stave church in Norway and boasts stunning architecture and intricate carvings. 2. Jostedalsbreen National Park - located just 45 minutes away from Skjolden, this park is home to Norway's largest glacier, Jostedalsbreen. Visitors can go hiking, skiing, and snowshoeing in the park. 3. Flåm - a charming village located about an hour and a half away from Skjolden, known for its scenic railway and beautiful fjords. 4. Sognefjord - the largest and deepest fjord in Norway, located right in Skjolden's backyard. Visitors can take a boat tour or hike around the fjord to take in its breathtaking beauty. 5. Balestrand - a picturesque village located about an hour and a half away from Skjolden, known for its unique architecture and stunning views of the surrounding fjords. I hope this helps you plan a wonderful day trip from Skjolden! For every travel information about Norway you can click here . Wild Trips is the Wikipedia of travel: in the unfortunate case you find an error, please write to us to correct it... Thank you! Follow us on Facebook if you like wild trips around the world and beautiful itineraries in Italy: https://www.facebook.com/wildtrips .

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