4 Day Tour in Bergen, Nærøyfjord, Gerianger, Trollstigen, Ålesund

Discover Norway’s Spectacular Landscapes in Four Days

This 4-day Norway tour offers an impressive journey through Bergen, Nærøyfjord, Geiranger, Trollstigen, and Ålesund for $6,291.28 per person. With high-quality hotels staying with you for four nights, the trip includes all tickets and guided support, making it a convenient and comprehensive experience. The tour features luxury transportation, with a car and guide assigned to your group, ensuring a smooth and flexible schedule.

This trip is ideal for those who want to see Norway’s most stunning fjords and mountain roads without the hassle of planning logistics. Notably, the tour includes a Nærøyfjord cruise, the famous Flåm train ride, Loen lift, and Geiranger cruise—all highlights that showcase the country’s natural beauty. Travelers should consider that lunch and dinner are not included, giving you freedom to choose your preferred dining experiences.

Key Points

• All-inclusive 4-day package with hotel stays and entrance tickets
• Highlights include Nærøyfjord, Geirangerfjord, Trollstigen, and Ålesund
• Transport is arranged with a guide and vehicle, ensuring stress-free travel
• Includes scenic train ride, fjord cruises, and viewpoint visits
• Flexible options for activities like hiking, kayaking, or glacier hiking—reach out after booking
• Tour departs from Bergen, with optional pickup from Oslo

From Bergen to Voss: Starting the Journey in Style

The tour begins in Bergen, Norway’s gateway city, where the first stop is Voss Municipality. Known for its stunning lakes, mountains, and waterfalls, Voss offers a taste of Norway’s natural beauty and is a popular destination for outdoor activities. This stop lasts about an hour and provides a great introduction to the scenic landscapes ahead, without any entry fees involved.

After Voss, the journey continues with a scenic ride on the Flåmsbana railway, considered one of the world’s most breathtaking train journeys. Traveling for 2 hours, this ticket-inclusive ride takes travelers through dramatic landscapes, passing waterfalls, mountains, and lush forests from Flåm to Myrdal. The views from the train are a highlight, offering a memorable perspective of Norway’s rugged terrain.

Exploring the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord

Next, the tour ventures into Nærøyfjord, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known as one of Norway’s most spectacular and narrow fjords, it is surrounded by towering mountains and cascading waterfalls. The 2-hour fjord cruise allows visitors to enjoy close-up views of this natural wonder, experiencing the scale and beauty of the fjord’s dramatic cliffs and tranquil waters.

The Naeroyfjord stop provides a peaceful moment amid stunning scenery, with plenty of opportunities for photos. This cruise is part of the included activities and offers a relaxed way to appreciate Norway’s famous fjords without the crowds.

The View from Stegastein: A Panoramic Lookout

After the fjord cruise, travelers visit Stegastein, an observation platform that extends 30 meters from a high mountain ledge above Aurlandsfjord. This free lookout offers panoramic views of the fjord, mountains, and surrounding landscape. Spending about an hour here allows for impressive photo opportunities and a chance to appreciate the vastness of Norway’s terrain.

The Scenic tourist route through Aurlandsfjellet follows, showcasing changing landscapes between the fjord and high mountain terrain, some with snow most of the year. This two-hour drive highlights the diverse contrasts of Norway’s natural scenery.

Cultural Stops with a Climate Twist: Norsk Bremuseum & Fjærland Glacier

On the second day, the tour visits Fjærland, home to the Norsk Bremuseum, which explores Norway’s glaciers and climate through interactive exhibits and glacier models. This 1-hour visit is included, offering insights into climate change and Norway’s glacial history.

Next, the tour stops in Skien, the birthplace of playwright Henrik Ibsen, known for its cultural heritage. Here, travelers can explore historic sites and enjoy the scenic waterfront during a 1-hour visit. The next highlight is Boyabreen Glacier, part of the Jostedalsbreen Glacier system. Known for its vibrant blue ice and accessible hiking trails, this 1-hour stop offers a glimpse into glacial landscapes.

Crossroads of Mountains and Fjords: Loen and Stryn

The journey continues to Loen, a charming village famous for its outdoor activities and the Loen Skylift. This cable car ride to Mount Hoven lasts about an hour and provides panoramic views of the fjords and mountains below. It’s an exhilarating way to experience Norway’s rugged terrain.

Shortly after, the tour visits Stryn, a village surrounded by stunning mountains and the Stryn Fjord. Known for skiing and hiking, this 1-hour stop offers a peaceful break in the scenic landscape.

Discovering Geirangerfjord: A UNESCO Marvel

The third day peaks with a visit to Geiranger, famous for its spectacular fjord with steep cliffs, lush greenery, and waterfalls like the Seven Sisters. A 2-hour cruise lets visitors marvel at this UNESCO-listed site, with options to view the Dalsnibba Skywalk at an elevation of 1,500 meters. This viewpoint offers breathtaking panoramas of the fjord and is included as part of the trip.

Ørnesvingen, or Eagle’s Bend, provides another scenic lookout point that offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. This 1-hour stop enables visitors to appreciate Norway’s dramatic mountain scenery.

The Iconic Atlantic Road and Midsundtrappene Hike

On the final day, the tour explores the Atlantic Road, an 8.3-kilometer coastal route famous for its curved bridges and sea views. The visit lasts about 2 hours and includes spectacular scenery over the ocean, with opportunities to walk along the coastal pathways.

Next, travelers can choose to hike the Midsundtrappene Rørsethornet, a series of well-maintained steps and trails leading to a viewpoint. This 3-hour activity offers a rewarding climb with views of natural landscapes and the surrounding sea.

End the Tour in Ålesund’s Art Nouveau Charm

The final stop is Ålesund, a coastal town renowned for its Art Nouveau architecture and scenic island setting. In about 3 hours, visitors explore the town’s architecture, enjoy breathtaking ocean views, and take in the unique charm of this coastal city. The tour concludes here, providing a fitting end with no entrance fees required for the town itself.

Practical Details and Booking Insights

This private tour is available Monday through Friday, with pickup options from Bergen and optional pickup from Oslo. It operates year-round, with confirmation typically received within 48 hours. The group size is limited to your party, ensuring a personalized experience.

The tour is praised for knowledgeable guides, with local tips improving the overall experience. The comfort of the vehicle and the flexibility of the itinerary receive high marks, allowing for less rushed visits and the chance to add activities like kayaking or glacier hiking.

Final Thoughts: A Well-Rounded Norwegian Adventure

This 4-day journey offers an immersive look at Norway’s fjords, mountains, and coastal towns. It combines scenic cruises, train rides, viewpoints, and cultural highlights—all within a comfortable and well-organized framework. The included hotels and tickets create a hassle-free experience, while the option to customize activities adds flexibility.

While the tour excludes lunch and dinner, this provides the freedom to explore local cuisine at your leisure. The high ratings and positive review reflect a trusted and enjoyable experience, perfect for travelers eager to see Norway’s natural wonders without the stress of planning every detail.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tour suitable for all fitness levels?
Most activities involve walking and some hiking, but the tour is generally accessible for travelers with moderate fitness levels.

Are meals included?
No, lunch and dinner are not included, but hotel stays and tickets are fully covered.

Can activities like kayaking or glacier hiking be added?
Yes, the tour provider offers options for additional activities, including kayaking and glacier hiking—just reach out after booking.

What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel up to 6 days in advance for a full refund. Cancellations less than 6 days prior are non-refundable.

Is the tour activity suitable for children or elderly travelers?
Yes, most of the stops are suitable for most travelers, but some activities like hiking may require a moderate level of physical fitness.

How do I arrange pickup?
Pickup is offered from Bergen, with options available from Oslo, and the tour operates on a private basis for your group only.