Individual arrival in Bergen. The port city is easily accessible by plane; we also offer a rental car as an optional extra. Alternatively, you can travel with your own car by overnight ferry from Hirtshals in northern Denmark. You can choose to travel by plane from an airport near your home. You can then pick up your rental car at the destination airport. Another option is to travel by ferry, where you can bring your own car.

On the next leg of your journey north, you'll reach the first high mountains. You'll travel along the Osterfjord to the Sognefjord – Norway's longest and deepest fjord. Your destination for today is the cultural city of Førde.

A longer drive awaits you today. You have the option of driving close to the coast or taking the inland route. Your destination for the day is the Art Nouveau city of Ålesund. Tip: Admire the beautiful city from its local mountain, Aksla, at sunset! Access to the viewing terrace is free for guests of the Fjellstua restaurant during opening hours. If you only wish to visit the viewpoint without using the café or restaurant, there is an entrance fee of 100 NOK per person (as of June 2025).

Today, a truly spectacular fjord experience awaits you. The Hjørundfjord, with its smaller Norangfjord, is the first highlight of the day. The drive to Hellesylt is also short. A fantastic experience awaits you on the boat trip through the narrow and world-famous Geirangerfjord. The panorama of waterfalls and remote farms clinging to the steep slopes will surely stay with you for a long time.

The short mountain stage takes you to Stryn on the Nordfjord, one of the most scenic areas in Norway. Visit Jostedalsbreen, Europe's largest mainland glacier. From Olden, you'll travel to Briksdal, where you can hike to one of the numerous tributary glaciers. In the afternoon, you'll have plenty of time to take the Skylift up Mount Hoven and enjoy the breathtaking view over the Nordfjord.

Today's route takes you across the Gaularfjell plateau, offering numerous viewpoints overlooking the Fjærlandsfjord and the Jostedalsbreen glacier, before reaching the mighty Sognefjord. Tip: A short hike along the Fossestien (meaning "Waterfall Trail") is well worth it. Following the Sognefjord, you'll arrive in Sogndal.

You'll cross the Sognefjord and now have the option of driving through Norway's longest tunnel, the Lærdal Tunnel, or along the Aurlandsfjellet scenic route. Be sure to stop at the Stegastein viewpoint, which offers a fantastic view of the Aurlandsfjord!

In the morning, you'll take a fjord cruise across the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Nærøyfjord, returning to the starting point by shuttle bus. Afterwards, you'll travel via Voss and one of the world's longest suspension bridges towards Eidfjord.

You leave the Hardangerfjord via Odda. You can see the Låtefoss waterfall from the car. Via Røldal you reach Sand on the fjord of the same name, where you will spend the night.

Your route through the Ryfylke region takes you along the many fjord arms of the Boknafjord. If you drive to Preikestolen shortly before Stavanger, past Jørpeland, you can climb the 600-meter-high, vertical pulpit overlooking the Lysefjord in about two hours.

The return journey to Bergen takes you through stunning coastal scenery. Several ferry routes cross the mouths of the Boknafjord and the Hardangerfjord. The port city of Bergen is another highlight of the day. In the city center, you'll find many other sights besides the famous Bryggen wharf, all easily explored on foot. A breathtaking ride to the summit of Mount Fløyen, with its panoramic views of the city and surrounding area, is just one of many highlights!

Spend another pleasant day in Bergen before beginning your individual journey home.