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Fjord Cruises from Bergen

See all the ways you can experience the Norwegian fjords from the charming city of Bergen, from two hours to full days. Explore the fjords in a number of ways, from traditional sailboats to hyper-modern zero-emission vessels. There are many reasons why Bergen is one of Norway’s most popular tourist destinations, the main ones being the historic UNESCO-listed town center with its stunning architecture, and the city’s role as a «gateway to the fjords».

With no shortage of water around, from the Norwegian Sea to the famous fjords of the Vestlandet region; the mighty Sognefjorden, the UNESCO listed Nærøyfjorden, and the attractive Hardangerfjord you can find your fjord adventure around Bergen here!

Fjord Tours offers the «world’s most popular Norway tour», the Norway in a nutshell® tour that brings you from Bergen by train to Myrdal where you board one of the most scenic railways, the Flåm Railway. From the town of Flåm you enjoy a cruise on a silent, low-emission catamaran on the Aurlandsfjord and the unique Nærøyfjord.

The Sognefjord in a nutshell and the Hardangerfjord in a nutshell (without the Flåm Railway) are other variations that offer each its own way to cruise the fjords. If a day trip is not on your schedule, shorter cruises like a 2h sailboat cruise or the popular 3h cruise to Mostraumen from the port of Bergen are great alternatives.

Fjord Cruises - Day trips, Train and Catamarans

Norway in a nutshell®

This legendary tour takes you through Norway’s most breathtaking UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery, as well as a trip on Europe’s top scenic rail journeys, the Flåm Railway and The Bergen Railway. 

Multiple locations

Customize - 1 day or more

NOK 1595 ,-

Fitness Level

Suitable for all

Sognefjord in a nutshell™

Travel the waterway through the heart of the Norwegian fjord- and mountain landscape on the beautiful Sognefjord. This relaxing fjord experience also includes scenic train journeys with the Flåmsbana and Bergen Railway.

NOK 2205 ,-

Hardangerfjord in a nutshell™

As one of Norway’s most popular tourist destinations since the beginning of the 19th century, the Hardangerfjord region is filled with a wide variety of impressive highlights! Idyllic fjord landscapes, lush fruit and cider farms, mighty mountains with dramatic waterfalls and powerful glaciers are just some of the highlights to look forward to!

Customize - 2 days or more

NOK 3120 ,-

Fjord Cruises - From the Port of Bergen

Fjord Cruise Bergen - Mostraumen

Experience fjords, mountains, and stunning waterfalls by taking a fjord cruise to Mostraumen from Bergen. This fjord cruise adventure is suitable for all and runs all year round.

Bergen Zachariasbryggen

3 hours or more

Sailboat Cruise in Bergen

Join in on an exclusive tour and experience Bergen from a sailboat! With a maximum capacity of 10 people, everyone is ensured of a comfortable and intimate experience of Bergen, "the Gateway to the Fjords".

Ribsafari in Bergen

Take a fjord safari with RIB-boat for a unique and exciting way to experience Bergen. Buckle up and experience the city from a new perspective on your very high-speed RIB-boat adventure!

Mostraumen Fjordcruise & Shellfish platter in Bergen

Experience fjords, mountains, and stunning waterfalls by taking a fjord cruise to Mostraumen from Bergen. Back in Bergen after the fjord cruise, a tasty shellfish platter awaits you in beautiful surroundings by the Fish Market.

5 hours or more

NOK 2101 ,-

Things to do in Bergen

Shellfish Tower at Seafood Restaurant

Just outside the City of Bergen, you will find one of the most exotic attractions in the whole of Western Norway’s archipelago. Cornelius is one of Norway’s best seafood restaurants and a meal here is truly unforgettable. Experience a shellfish tower at Cornelius including transportation from and back to Bergen on a scenic boat ride!

NOK 1995 ,-

Fjord Cruise and Dinner at Seafood Restaurant

Just outside the City of Bergen, you will find one of the most exotic attractions in the whole of Western Norway’s archipelago. Cornelius is one of Norway’s best seafood restaurants and a meal here is truly unforgettable. Experience a 5-course meal at Cornelius including transportation from and back to Bergen on a scenic boat ride!

NOK 1495 ,-

Bestill en fjordopplevelse

Purchase tickets to our fjord cruises here, and pay online with Visa or Mastercard. Bon Voyage!

• Fjord cruise Bergen-Mostraumen

Discover the beautiful fjords of Western Norway

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Join us on a 3-3,5 hours sustainable fjord cruise  through beautiful and varied western Norway fjord landscapes. This round trip departs from Zachariasbryggen wharf by Bergen’s famous fish market all year. It’s fun for young and old alike.

Sailing out from the city center gives us a great view of Bryggen in Bergen, which is on UNESCO’s world heritage list. From there, we sail through magnificent scenery in the Osterfjord towards Modalen, Norway’s second smallest municipality. The crew takes us safely through powerful currents of the shallow and narrow Mostraumen straits. The futher into the fjord we venture, the steeper and more powerful the mountain landscape becomes, and we pass several waterfalls along the way. The captain steers the boat so close to one of these waterfalls that you risk feeling its refreshing mist!

The beautiful fjord landscape is rich in bird and animal life, and, with a little luck, we might see seals sunbathing on the rocky shore or even eagles soaring over us.

Our comfortable, modern boats are large and spacious, with plenty of space both outside and inside. The kiosk on board offers fresh and tempting baked goods from our local bakery, snacks and cold/hot drinks. See our menu here.

Rødne aims to run the most environmentally friendly operations possible for our fjord cruise tourism, and to give our guests from all over the world a sustainable fjord experience of the highest quality.

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April Daily at 10:00 Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 14:00

May – October Daily at 10:00 and at 14:00 No departure May 17

November and December Daily at 10:00 No departures at December 24 – 25

Flexible change and cancellation policy. Learn more

Adults: NOK 840 Children (ages 4-15): NOK 420. Free under the age of four.

The price covers the boat tour.

In addition to the ticket price above, a passenger tax of NOK 5 per guest will be added.

3–3.5 hours round trip by boat. No stops or going ashore during the tour itself.

For a guaranteed ticket, book at rodne.no. Also available for purchase at the pier/boat or at the Tourist Information. Discounts: 20 % discount with Bergen Card . Use coupon code bergencard when booking at rodne.no. Please contact us if you need an invoice .

From Zachariasbryggen in Bergen.

Audio-guiding in Norwegian and English. Additional languages are available as the crew deems needed.

All year. The fjords are always open! The trip is memorable in all seasons and all weather.

The weather can sometimes be unpredictable, which can affect the travel route. Such as ice blocking the original route can lead to alternative route choice. The crew will continue the tour with a alternative route for the passengers to enjoy.

Accessibility

Suitable for baby carriages and a limited number of wheelchairs.   Attendants travel free with documentation. Choose number of attendants in the booking.

Facilities on board

All our boats have toilets, access to changing tables, sun decks and spacious lounges. Kiosk offering fresh baked goods from our local bakery, snacks and refreshments.

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5 BEST Fjord Cruises from Bergen, Norway [A Local’s Guide]

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As the “gateway to the fjords”, there are many fjord cruises from Bergen to choose from . It can be a little overwhelming knowing which one is the right fit for you. But I’m here to help!

I have lived in Bergen for more than 7 years now, and grew up just a few hours from here (right by the fjords). As a result, I’m the perfect person to share the best fjord cruises leaving from Bergen!

In the past I have covered some of the great tours and excursions in Bergen , but the ones on this list are focused on just the fjords.

There are a few fjords within easy reach near Bergen, such as the Hardangerfjord, the Sognefjord (with its arms) and Osterfjorden. Some of these are amongst the best fjords in Norway , in my opinion.

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Quick Bergen Travel Guide

Where to stay : Hotel Norge is a centrally located, higher-end hotel that is perfect for any traveler – and my favorite (their scrambled eggs at breakfast are the best in Norway). If you are looking for something in the historic city center, Clarion Havnekontoret is just a stone’s throw from the UNESCO-listed Bryggen. For something more budget-friendly, CityBox and Moxy are great alternatives!

Where to eat : I have so many favourite restaurants in Bergen, and have covered them all in this guide . Don’t miss Bryggeloftet (traditional, Norwegian), Poca Madre (Mexican), Boccone (Italian) and JAJA (International Street Food).

Top activities and tours in Bergen :

• Mostraumen Fjord Cruise from Bergen (check out the best fjord cruises from Bergen in this guide )
• Seeing the UNESCO listed Bryggen (on your own or on a walking tour )
• Viking ship fjord cruise
• Hiking or taking the funicular up Mount Fløyen
• Going on a day trip to Flåm and the Nærøyfjord

Packing for Bergen : My golden rule when packing and dressing for any destination in Norway is layers. Layers, layers, layers – and Bergen is no different. Additionally, Bergen can be quite a rainy city, so a waterproof jacket such as this one is ideal. Good shoes for walking around the city is a must too (the city is very walkable).

Getting to Bergen : I have covered how to get from the airport to the city center in detail here .

Getting Around : Skyss is the official public transportation system in Bergen. Download the app Skyss Billett (ticket) to have tickets on your phone.

What is a fjord cruise?

In my Norway travel guide I have explained in detail what a fjord is, so I won’t spend too much time on that here. In short, a fjord is a body of water connected to the ocean , that was created by the glaciers of the last ice age.

There are over 1700 named fjords in Norway, which is quite insane to think about. It is not hard to understand why Norway is the official land of the fjords.

So, what is a fjord cruise ?

There are two types of fjord cruises. One type of fjord cruise is a large cruise ship going on a several days long trip along the Norwegian coastline and into the fjords. Cruise lines like P&O , Costa , MCS and Viking Cruises all have cruises to the Norwegian fjords.

However, the Bergen fjord cruises we are focusing on today are slightly different. They are also what most people think about when they hear the term.

A fjord cruise is a fancy name for a boat trip on the fjord . It has gotten its name because you are cruising silently on a fjord – and probably to make it sound a little more inviting than just “boat trip”.

But, basically, these are the Norwegian equivalent of the party boats in Punta Cana or the catamaran cruises in Cancun .

The cruises can take any shape or size, from large electric vessels to small, fast-paced ones. All though the latter is often called a “Fjord Safari” instead.

No matter where in Norway you go, you are likely to come across a fjord cruise. Whether that’s Flåm , Geiranger, Stavanger or even Oslo .

And of course Bergen. Which is the focus of this article.

5 Best Fjord Cruises from Bergen

With Bergen being the largest city in western Norway, and within easy reach of several of the best fjords, it’s only natural that there are loads of fjord cruises to choose from.

That being said, which one should you choose?

Below I have outlined the best fjord cruises from Bergen – and highlighted details about each of them. That way, you can decide which is the perfect one for you!

Going on a fjord cruise is one of the most popular things to do in Bergen , and an absolute must when you visit. All of these start from the docks in the center of Bergen, and are round trip cruises. Unless otherwise specified.

#1 Fjord Cruise Bergen to Mostraumen

The fjord cruise from Bergen to Mostraumen is amongst the most popular ones leaving from the city . This is mainly because it is the shortest and easiest way to see the fjords from Bergen.

If you are spending a day in Bergen and are short on time – and don’t have plans to travel from Bergen to Flåm – this is a good choice.

This 3-hour fjord cruise takes you from the Bergen docks through the Mostraumen strait. Along the way you will see the Osterfjord, one of the fjords closest to the city.

I will say, these fjords aren’t the most dramatic in the region, but it is the best option for anyone wanting to see the fjords from Bergen in a day (and don’t have a rental car).

You’ll stay nice and warm inside the boat, which departs year-round. This fjord cruise is beautiful no matter what time of year you visit.

There is also a private option available for this tour, which might be a little pricy for most, but perfect for groups of friends and families.

• Duration : 3-4 hours
• Fjords : Osterfjord
• Max travellers : 85
• Advance booking needed : Yes

#2 Sognefjord Cruise from Bergen

The Sognefjord is known as the “king of the fjords”, and with good reason. It is the longest fjord in the world (with the exception of one in Greenland that is frozen – so it doesn’t count, in my opinion). It is also the deepest.

In addition to this, it has some pretty famous fjord arms. Fjord arms are basically smaller fjords that “stick out” of the bigger fjord.

If you imagine your arm and hand being the main fjord (i.e. the Sognefjord in this case), your fingers would be the fjord arms. This is how I usually explain the fjords and fjord arms when I guide for Adventures by Disney (I work as a Disney Adventure Guide in Norway every summer, and it’s the best job in the world, after travel blogging!).

At the end of the Sognefjord you will find the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, both world heritage fjords and a world heritage site. The latter is listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List together with the Geirangerfjord (further north).

This is also where I grew up (in Aurland)!

Therefore, traveling through the Sognefjord from Bergen is a great way to see the length of the world’s biggest fjord. However, it is a full-day trip – so expect to leave Bergen early (at 8 in the morning), and to get back late (around 9 in the evening).

This includes a 2-hour stop in Flåm. I recommend having lunch at the bakery and going on a stroll along the fjord during your time there.

Basically, this is a return ticket on the express boat from Bergen to Flåm. It runs only in the summer months. Many locals don’t consider it a fjord cruise, but a mode of transportation. But, as we established above, a fjord cruise is simply a boat on the fjord – so you’re good to go!

You can also consider getting a return ticket for the next day, and spend the night in Flåm! There are some great hotels in Flåm to choose from, and this would give you a chance to explore the village and region more. Note that accommodation is not included in the boat ticket.

• Duration : 13 hours
• Fjords : Sognefjord, Aurlandsfjord
• Max travellers : 150
• Cost : $244 (round trip) / $144 (one way)

#3 The Nærøyfjord Fjord Cruise (including train & bus)

As mentioned, the Nærøyfjord is a fjord arm of the Sognefjord and perhaps the most important destination for fjord tours near Bergen.

On this full day trip, you’ll get to not only experience a fjord cruise on the Nærøyfjord, but also the famous Flåm Railway (one of the world’s most scenic rail journeys).

Thus, this is not just a fjord cruise from Bergen, but a round trip excursion taking you from Bergen to the fjords and back using train, bus and cruise. The Oslo-Bergen railway is also included on this trip.

It is very similar to the Norway in a Nutshell tour , so it is possible to book each leg of the journey individually. If you have more than just a day, I also recommend looking at some of my itineraries , that take you from Bergen to the fjords for a night or two.

Sights along the way on this cruise not only include the Nærøyfjord, but also picturesque fjord villages, waterfalls and of course the Flåm Valley (where the Flåm Railway goes).

• Duration : 10 hours
• Fjords : Nærøyfjord, Aurlandsfjord
• Max travellers : 99
• Cost : from $308

#4 Viking Ship Fjord Cruise

If you want a more unique, and exclusive experience, this might be the cruise for you.

Sailing on an authentic Viking ship with just 12 travellers on board is a great way to explore the harbour and sights outside of Bergen. Whilst it doesn’t take you far from the city, and thus not into any of the more dramatic fjords, this can still be worthwhile if you want to go off the beaten path.

During this 1,5-hour sailing you’ll be treated to a hot drink, and some lovely views of the city. Definitely a must for families or Viking enthusiasts!

If you consider yourself the latter, I hope you’ll head on over to read my guides to Nordic symbols and their meanings , Norse Goddesses and of course the most famous Vikings of all time !

• Duration : 1,5 hours
• Fjords : Bergen harbour, Puddefjorden
• Max travellers : 12

#5 Private Fjord Cruises from Bergen

Last, but not least, going on a private Bergen fjord cruise might be more your style. These options are perfect for those traveling in a big group or with a rowdy family.

Or just for a couple wanting a truly exclusive experience on the fjords.

There are several options for private tours from Bergen, taking you through Osterfjorden by private yacht or in a fast-paced RIB boat.

Basically, you can choose your own adventure here, and since it’s just you onboard, you get the full attention of your captain and crew.

• Duration : 4-11 hours (depending on what you book)
• Max travellers : Private
• Cost : from $500
• BOOK PRIVATE RIB HERE / BOOK PRIVATE YACHT HERE

More Fjord Cruises from Bergen

Of course, this list includes the 5 best fjord cruises departing (and ending) in Bergen. However, there are more to choose from. Below you’ll find more Bergen fjord tours to choose from, in case you wanted more options!

Bergen Fjord Cruises FAQ

Below are the most frequently asked questions about taking a fjord cruise from Bergen – answered by a local!

The closest fjord to Bergen is the Osterfjord, which you can reach on a fjord cruise to Mostraumen. However, the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord are just 3 hours away!

Personally, I think the fjords are beautiful year round. The most stunning months in terms of waterfalls is May-June, and July-September are also great.

The Norwegian fjords are just a short drive or fjord cruise from Bergen.

Lots of them! Costa, P&O, Viking, MSC, Royal Caribbean to name a few.

Layers. No matter what time of year, the weather in Norway can change fast, so always wear and bring layers. A small puffer jacket, such as this one , is ideal.

YES! The fjords are absolutely breathtaking, with such stunning natural scenery. They should be on your bucket list.

Yes, you can! All though it is a little colder than you might be used to.

Yes, but only small ones, such as Puddefjorden.

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Magical half-day tour to Skjerjehamn

Norled Strandkaiterminalen, Strandkaien 15, Bergen, Bergen

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Short hikes (1-4 hours)

Duration : 4 hours

Season : Autumn

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Environmental certification of private and public enterprises, also tourism.

Beautiful four hour round trip from Bergen. Cross the mystical maelstroms on the sailing to Skjerjehamn harbour.

Get away from the busy city life, take in the delights of a magical half-day excursion to historical and idyllic Skjerjehamn. The old trading post has hundreds of years of coastal traditions to experience, and now a new sculpture walk, The Blue Garden, that explores the impact of modern aquaculture. In the self-guided tour you will learn how salmon is farmed in Norway today, and why it will be important to the world tomorrow.

Skjerjehamn is set on a beautiful petite island, right at the port of the Sognefjord. It is an excellent choice for anyone who appreciate nature, art and culture. Stop by the gallery with changing exhibitions, on your way to the old shop on the dock where homesmoked salmon, souvenirs and snacks are for sale. Take a walk in our garden, where the majestic monument for Kong Olav V reigns. Skjerjehamn is also a popular destination for boaters, food lovers and for weekend breaks. 

On board Norleds expressboats, to and from Skjerjehamn, you can enjoy the fantastic landscape from our comfortable chairs in the saloon, or stay outside on deck and enjoy the view and feel the wind in your hair.There is a cafeteria on board, they serve hot and cold beverages, food, snacks and icecream. For the children there is a small playground as well. Skjerjehamn’s dock is not suited for wheelchair users. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Departure at the Strandkai Terminal next to the Tourist Information. The ticket includes a coffe and a waffel at Skjerjehamn.

ONLINE BOOKING:

The tour must be booked minimum 2 days before departure. Your tickets: You will receive a new email from [email protected] within 2 working days with your NEW reference number. That is your valid ticket and must be shown when boarding. Your order is then 100% confirmed. If you do not receive this email, please contact us on e-mail [email protected] as soon as possible.

Last updated: 03/13/2024

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THE BEST BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR (2024): OUR IN-DEPTH REVIEW & HOW TO BOOK!

LOOKING FOR THE BEST BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR TO TAKE DURING YOUR VISIT TO BERGEN?

Well look no further! Below we describe in-depth the best full-day Bergen Fjord Cruise tour that you can take straight from the city of Bergen in 2024.

More specifically, it is the ‘Nærøyfjorden to Flåm Cruise And Stegastein Viewpoint’ full day tour with the reputable local tour company, Fjordrive AS, that we will be focusing on.

We personally completed this “Badge of Excellence” rated tour during our recent trip to Bergen, and absolutely loved it!

Now, if a majestic waterfall, a drop-dead gorgeous scenic fjord cruise and a jaw-dropping viewpoint is what you’re after, this is the tour for you! We want you to have the same experience.

Includes : Or in-depth tour review on what to expect, prices, what to bring, where to stay in Bergen and more!

BERGEN FJORD CRUISE: AN INTRODUCTION

Our review below of Fjordrive AS’s ‘Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint’ guided tour are true and honest reflections of our personal experience of this exact tour that we recently had the joy of taking part in during our 4 days in Bergen itinerary , Norway.

We had a brilliant time, and wanted to share our personal experience and tips for this tour with you:

WHAT IS INCLUDED ON THIS BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR?

Listed below are all the inclusions you can expect on this epic Bergen Fjord Cruise tour experience with Fjordrive AS: • Comfortable, air-conditioned minivan for transport.

• Pick-up / drop-off from a convenient central Bergen spot just outside of the Tourist Information centre on the Fish Market side of the Vågen harbour. The exact location of the lay-by they use is shown here on Google Maps .

• 1 dedicated professional guide who will transfer you safely to all stops whilst imparting their in-depth knowledge and expertise. When we took this tour, our guide was Thomas, who was incredibly friendly and passionate about the area! • A stop at the mighty Tvindefossen waterfall.

• Tickets included on the scenic cruise through the breathtaking Nærøyfjord from Gudvangen to Flåm villages on a modern, state of the art vessel.

• A photo stop at the infamous Stegastein cantilevered viewpoint with epic birds-eye views of the Nærøyfjord from above.

Click to book this “Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint” tour! 🚢⚓🏔️

WHEN CAN YOU BOOK THIS BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR?

You can book this full day ‘ Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint ‘ guided tour all year round when visiting Bergen.

It is worth mentioning from our own personal experience, if you book this tour for the cold Winter months, the itinerary order may need to be slightly adapted to accommodate external factors out of Fjordrive AS’s control, such as weather conditions.

For example, when we completed this tour in late November, we still stopped at the Tvindefossen waterfall, however due to the glacial temperatures the waterfall was frozen solid and we were not permitted to get too close due safety reasons. To see a mighty waterfall frozen in its tracks was still pretty cool though!

Likewise, the main fjord cruise that usually departs from Gudvangen village could not due to the water around the area freezing up. Therefore instead, we visited Gudvangen for a food / toilet stop as planned but instead boarded the fjord cruise vessel from a village located 5 minutes up the fjord, called Undredal.

As it turns out, this was a blessing in disguise for us as Undredal is one of the most beautiful and authentic Norwegian villages we’ve ever seen, full of rainbow coloured wooden houses against a mountainous backdrop. We were super happy to visit there, albeit briefly!

Rest assured that Fjordrive AS do their absolute best to make sure customers still get to experience as much as they possibly can despite these kind of external factors they may face.

WHAT TO EXPECT ON THE DAY: THE FULL ITINERARY

Pick-up from bergen centre.

Make your way to the designated pick-up point in central Bergen. When we visited, they lay-by they used was located here just outside of the Tourist Information centre on the Fish Market side of the Vågen harbour. It’s directly opposite the Scandic Torget Bergen hotel.

You’ll know you’re in the right place as there will most likely be your other tour companions there too.

For our tour, the minibus left at 8am sharp, so it is advised to arrive to the meeting point 10-15 minutes beforehand.

In case of any unknown changes since we did this tour, always follow the direction of the pick up information sent to you directly by the tour operator, which is usually a day or so before the tour commences.

After your assigned guide arrives and performs a quick head count, your small group will be welcomed onto the modern Mercedes minibus to begin your epic full-day tour!

STOP 1: TVINDEFOSSEN WATERFALL

The first scenic stop on this ‘ Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint ‘ is Tvindefossen waterfall – a dramatic and mighty waterfall that tumbles fiercely down the rugged 150 metre high cliff face!

This waterfall is also conveniently close to the roadside, so you can easily stand back and appreciate its beauty straight off the minibus if that’s as far as you wanted to go.

Or, during the warmer Spring / Summer months, you have the opportunity to get even closer to feel the sheer power and rush of this natural scenic hotspot.

As mentioned before, note in the colder Winter months this waterfall will be frozen solid and the ability to get too close will be limited due to safety precautions.

STOP 2: STEGASTEIN VIEWPOINT

The next stop on this full-day tour, Stegastein viewpoint, was one of our absolute favourite highlights of this entire trip!

Set a staggering 650 metres above the Nærøyfjord, this unique viewing platform juts and cantilevers 30 metres out from the mountainside, allowing for truly undisturbed panoramic views of the Nærøyfjord below, which you will not get anywhere else!

As an added bonus, the mountain road up from Aurland to Stegastein is part of the recognised “National Scenic Routes” in Norway. While a very safe road, it is worth noting those with a fear of heights best not to look out the window, as the sheer drops as you wind up the mountain could be unsettling for you!

STOP 3: GUDVANGEN VILLAGE TO BOARD THE NÆRØYFJORDEN SCENIC CRUISE

Cruise on the scenic E16 highway to the secluded village of Gudvangen, the gateway to the protected and UNESCO World Heritage Listed Nærøyfjord, where your scenic cruise will begin!

First, spend a short while exploring the scenic complex at Gudvangen village, making the most of the toilet, large café and gift shop facilities. We loved that this complex had a really welcoming, Norwegian wood cabin vibe throughout!

When the time comes, board the modern, state of the art luxury cruiser for the main event of this tour – the 2 hour cruise down the idyllic Nærøyfjord in ultimate style and comfort!

Sit back and relax in the warm, modern lounges of the lower deck or venture to the 2 open top decks for epic views of these beautiful, gigantic fjordlands.

STOP 4: FLÅM VILLAGE

This wonderful scenic cruise terminates in the tiny village of Flåm. As you disembark you’ll basically see a cluster of small wooden buildings consisting of a large gift shop, toilet facilities, a café and even a pub lined along the shipping dock, which is the main area you will explore before heading to the minibus.

Here is also the terminating station of Flåm railway, where you are likely to see people boarding and waiting for a train. Directly next to this is the bright yellow building of the Flåm Railway Museum , a small museum which is definitely worth a look round! The museum is free to enter.

Get all comfortable, cosy and even had a little snooze on the direct drive from Flåm village back to Bergen city centre. Drop off is at the same location as this morning’s pick-up.

HOW MUCH DOES THIS FULL-DAY NÆRØYFJORDEN, FLÅM AND STEGASTEIN TOUR COST IN 2024?

The prices for this ‘ Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint ‘ tour start at just under £177 GBP / $223.98 USD per adult, and £101 GBP / $129 USD for children aged 4 to 14 years. Anyone 15+ years qualifies for an adult ticket.

BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR: ADDITIONAL FAQ’S

How many people will be on this tour.

This Bergen fjord cruise tour has a maximum capacity of 20 people, due to the smaller size of the minivan. This makes the tour feel a lot more intimate and less of a ‘mass tourism’ trip.

HOW LONG IS THE DRIVING ON THIS TOUR?

It is important to note that there is a considerable amount of driving on this full day tour, however it is necessary to enable you to see so much and travel to such incredible locations from the convenient pick up location of Bergen city in just one day.

From our personal experience, the guide was very aware of this and ensured we had adequate stops to go to the toilet, stretch your legs, get refreshments every 1.5 / 2 hours, clearly communicating and consulting personally with the group as to how long they wanted to wait for the next one, etc.

The longest driving stint was from Flåm village back to Bergen at the end, which we assume just seemed longer as this was a direct drive back to the city without any additional scenic stops. Nonetheless, by that point our group was super tired and the majority of us just relaxed and snoozed until we returned back!

ARE PREGNANT WOMEN ALLOWED ON THIS TOUR?

Yes, pregnant women are permitted on this full-day Bergen fjord cruise tour. I can personally vouch for this as when we took the tour, I was 30 weeks pregnant with our son!

I contacted Fjordrive AS beforehand and they were extremely accommodating and assured me they would make multiple toilet stops on the way and ensure I was comfortable – which they did.

Once thing I would suggest is, despite the minivan being comfortable, there isn’t an awful lot of legroom and the most we drove without stops is 2.5 hours, which was on the way back. So it all depends on how far along you are and how comfortable you are sitting down for an extended period of time.

I know I was beginning to struggle with that, so I invested in this Emoobin Donut Pain Relief Pillow for Pregnancy , which I had brought to Bergen with me. This subtle addition was a life saver and make me a lot more comfortable on this trip!

BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR: OUR TOP TIPS

1. If possible, try to book this tour on a day where the weather is not forecast to be a total wash out with rain, as this will make the experiences and scenic stops a lot more enjoyable. This is not always possible with the notorious wet weather of this region, so we advise to pack a light rain poncho or umbrella just in case!

2. Lunch or refreshments are not included in the price of this tour, however there are plenty of opportunities to additional purchase them throughout the day. The majority of the time it is quick sandwiches and snacks on offer, but the Gudvangen village café or Flåm village stops are your best bet for more of a hearty full cooked lunch.

3. As mentioned before, note that the tour itinerary may need to be slightly modified during the colder Winter months due to unforeseeable weather conditions, however Fjordrive AS will do their absolute best to make sure the tour is adapted to still the best it can be.

4. You will be taking lots of photographs throughout the day, so make sure your phone does not lose charge! There are apparently USB charging ports on the minibus, though we didn’t personally see or use them. We recommend potentially taking your own portable battery charger and lead just in case!

CONCLUSION: IS THIS BERGEN FJORD CRUISE TOUR WORTH IT?

In conclusion, we believe that is full day “ Nærøyfjorden Cruise, Flåm And Stegastein Viewpoint “ guided tour absolutely worth the trip.

While we understand it is more on the expensive side, having personally experienced the trip and itinerary we believe the distance covered, guide professionalism, itinerary planned, transport comfort and most importantly – the scenic sights and activities included – are worth the price paid.

As long as you are prepared that it is a long old day (approximately 11 hours) with quite a fair bit of driving with stops, we are confident you will enjoy every moment of this epic adventure exploring the jaw-dropping Nærøyfjord and surrounding Vestland of North West of Norway from Bergen!

A BERGEN FJORD CRUISE ALTERNATIVE

If however, if you are tight for time in Bergen or would just prefer a shorter trip, the very popular Mostraumen Fjord Cruise is a good alternative for you.

This Bergen fjord cruise ventures down the Western fjords easily accessible from Bergen, including the Osterfjord, and is very popular with visitors for a number of reasons.

Firstly, it’s super convenient to get to by yourself, simply make your own way to the main Vågen wharf in Bergen centre and board the vessel from there.

Likewise, it is only a half day tour, lasting just 4 hours from start to finish, leaving port at 10am and returning around 2/2.30pm.

This tour is resultantly a lot cheaper as well, starting at just £60 GBP / $77 USD per adult!

The highlights for us on this Mostraumen Fjord Cruise were actually located near the very end of the Osterfjord, before the boat turned back around for its return journey.

First was the tiny settlement of Mostraumen, accessed by a narrow canal, and the second were the large waterfalls at the end of the Osterfjord. As we visited in November, these were actually frozen solid when we visited!

OUR VERDICT

When we visited Bergen, we were fortunate enough to experience both the Nærøyfjorden to Flåm fjord cruise and Stegastein viewpoint full day tour and the Mostraumen Fjord Cruise, so had the opportunity to compare the two directly.

If you can only do one fjord cruise from Bergen, we would highly suggest the “ Nærøyfjorden to Flåm fjord cruise and Stegastein viewpoint ” full day tour, as here the fjords are miles larger and more impressive, plus you see so much more during the day.

We personally found the pace of the Mostraumen Fjord Cruise quite long winded too, it seemed to take a while to get to the actual fjord itself. However – this may well be because we were directly comparing to the full day tour we had taken first!

However, as mentioned previously, this half-day Mostraumen Fjord Cruise alternative is still very picturesque (particularly as you come to the end of the Osterfjord) and worth the trip if you do not have the time for our recommended full-day tour.

WHERE TO STAY IN BERGEN

Below is our hand-picked collection of top hotels to stay in Bergen city centre, all of which are located extremely close to the pick up / drop off location of this tour:

⭐ Scandic Torget Bergen (1 minute walk / 10 metres from tour pick up point – directly opposite the cobbled main road!)

💎 Bergen Børs Hotel (5* Hotel) (3 minute walk / 170 metres from tour pick up point)

💎 Opus 16 (5* Hotel) (3 minute walk / 200 metres from tour pick up point)

⭐ Clarion Hotel Admiral (4 minute walk / 290 metres from tour pick up point)

This blog post was written by… Jordie Flain! Founder of TheFlainsTravel.com, Travel Itinerary Creator & Wildlife Enthusiast

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Experience scenic fjords & waterfalls, 4 hours round-trip cruise, free cancellation & lowest price guarantee.

Join us on this 4-hour fjord cruise from Bergen to the scenic Osterfjord and Mostraumen Channel. On board the high speed catamaran you will experience the magnificent landscape in Bergen's nearby fjords and the Nordhordland region. This round-trip cruise is available daily from Dreggekaien Pier in the city centre all year. 

When sailing out from Bergen's inner harbor you will have a great view to some of the oldest and most relevant historical sites in the city, including the medieval fortress Bergenhus, St Mary's Church and the colorful Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, which is on UNESCO’s World Heritage list.

From there, we sail through beautiful Western-Norwegian scenery in the Cityfjord, Salhusfjord and Osterfjord towards the dramatic Mostraumen Channel. The captain safely steers the boat through narrow sounds, a maze of islands, deep fjords and beautiful waterfalls. 

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Experience fjords and mountains on a 3-3,5 hour cruise to Osterfjord and the picturesque Mostraumen where boats are just able to pass through!

Tickets can be purchased here , at the Tourist Information in Bergen , or at the quay.

Narrow fjords, steep mountainsides and waterfalls – join the tour from Bergen in a fantastic fjord landscape! We sail up the 27-kilometer long Osterfjord towards Modalen, the country’s second smallest municipality with only around 380 inhabitants. Along the way, we safely navigate through strong currents in the shallow and narrow Mostraumen straits. We bring the bow so close to a towering waterfall that you may even feel the refreshing spray on your face!

Treat yourself to a quiet conclusion to an active day in beautiful Bergen. Join us in a fairytale fjord landscape and feel a sense of peace descend on you. We sail through narrow fjords, pass steep mountainsides and mighty waterfalls towards Modalen, the country’s second smallest municipality with about 380 residents. Along the way, we safely navigate through strong currents in the shallow and narrow Mostraumen straits. We bring the boat’s bow so close to a waterfall that you might feel the cold spray on your face.

Departure: from Zachariasbryggen quay at the Fish Market. Returning to the same place. Duration : 3-3,5 hours  ONLINE BOOKING: If you have a Bergen Card, you get a 20% discount. Enter the code bergencard in the promocode field. Remember that a valid Bergen Card must be presented when boarding. Each person in the order must have a valid Bergen Card if you buy tickets with the promocode. Not available on family ticket. Children under 4 years old: free of charge. 

Cancellation policy: Tickets canceled up to two days before departure will be 100% refunded. 

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On day one I'm looking to experience fjords and I'm open to a full day or half day tour (not looking to do NiN!). Not sure if full day to Rosendal is worth during this time of the year. I'll most likely be in Bergen weekdays around September 10.

Another day planning to take the funicular to Floyen and explore the city.

- Any suggestions on fjord tours? Half day or full day? Recommended to book in advance?

- Hotel recommendation/location. I'm a solo female traveler in my 40s used to travel. Looking for safe, walking distance to transportation. Hoping to spend around US $200 per night (around 2200 N Krone).

- Other suggestions on what to do if I ended up being there during very rainy days?

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Hotel UP TO $200 with breakfast included but of course, happy to pay less.

https://en.visitbergen.com/things-to-do/tours/fjord-tours/short-cruises-and-fjord-tours

NiN or SiN are really the only ones that will take you to the iconic fjords and give you a good cross section of what the fjord country is all about.

Thon Bristol is very well located, but any central hotel will do. Use your favourite booking engine.

#3 - Is there a tour to Rosendal that you can take ferry one way and bus on the way back? Or would that have to be done by public transport/ferry/bus?

( Sognefjorden) with express boat ( Norled) . You can do a return or wait til next day and take express bus back to Bergen. But then your 2 days are filled up. There is also a fjord cruise in Hardangerfjord

( Rødne). These 2 last for about 10+ hours and some people complain they are too long.

It is not a tour, you just take the local bus. It corresponds with the boat arrival. Bus route planner on http://www.skyss.no

The express ferry tour to Rosendal is only “return the same way”

Anne, no it is not return only, except that their site try to lure us into buying a tour. The Rosendal express also serves as public transport and tickets can in fact be bought using Skyss. There is even senior discount.

If it were return only, the corresponding bus to Odda would be pointless.

Thank for the info

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