• Ferry across Hardangerfjord two times and enjoy the lovely views along the way.
• Appreciate the area’s rich maritime history by browsing the Hardanger Museum.
• Hear a mesmerizing performance on the Hardanger fiddle, Norway’s national instrument.

• Travel along coastal routes that rim two breathtakingly beautiful fjords.
• Marvel at the gorgeous mountainous countryside in every direction.
• Browse a folk museum that is part of a larger open-air museum full of historical buildings.

• Pause for photos of Furubergfossen as the waterfall tumbles into Hardangerfjord.
• View the mighty Låtefossen waterfalls, twin cascades that often cover the road with mist.
• See a 13th-century stave church with a crucifix with supposed healing powers.

• Cruise the crystal-clear waters of Akrafjorden by boat and ferry.
• View thundering Låtefossen waterfall from a boat near the foot of the cascade.
• See another perspective Låtefossen waterfall from a nearby farm where you will dine.
• Drive through some of the most beautiful countryside in southwestern Norway.

• Revel in the natural beauty of Hardangerfjord as you cruise this Queen of the Fjords.
• See a glorious landscape little changed since the Vikings settled there.
• Pass majestic mountains, thundering cascades and remote seaside villages.

To ensure that your shoreside experiences are as convenient and enjoyable as possible, we are delighted to offer a complimentary shuttle between your ship and the city center in every port where the ship is not docked within walking distance of the city center. This service runs continuously, aligning perfectly with your ship’s in-port schedule. Best of all, there’s no need to reserve your seat in advance. Simp...

• Snap photos of Furubergfossen waterfall from a surprisingly close vantage point.
• Walk to Bondhus Lake, a glacially formed body of water surrounded by mountains.
• Drive along the coast of Hardangerfjord, one of the largest fjords in Norway.