Geilo

Break up your train journey from Oslo to Bergen at Geilo and explore the Hardangervidda plateau and the Hardanger Fjord by bus. Ride the train from Oslo to Geilo by yourself (THE TRAIN TICKET FROM OSLO TO GEILO IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS TOUR. PLEASE BOOK IT ON vy.no ) Get off the train when it arrives in Geilo, then look for the bus (Jaunt Norway sign in the windshield) which has enough space for 1 suitcase per person. You will have a bit of time for a snack at Geilo before the bus departs at 12:45 (Arrival time in Geilo at 11:53) Begin your adventure on an air-conditioned bus through the Hardangevidda mountain plateau, home to Europe's largest reindeer population. The plateau reaches 1500 meters above sea level, with snow sometimes lasting until August. Watch the landscape transform as you ascend the plateau, far above the tree line. Stop at the Vøringfossen waterfall, a stunning natural wonder with a 182-meter drop. Spend 30 minutes admiring the waterfall and visit the Fossli Hotel café and public toilets. Next, drive into the valley to the charming village of Eidfjord. Continue along the fjord until you pass through a tunnel, with a traffic circle inside the tunnel and reach the Hardanger Bridge, a 55-meter-tall, 1,380-meter-long engineering feat that is the longest bridge in Norway and the 10th-longest in the world when it opened. Now continue on the other side of the Hardangerfjord, this part of the Fjord is renowned for its natural beauty, and later drive through the charming village of Øystese. Lastly, visit Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, where you can walk behind the 50-meter cascade. Enjoy time at the cozy café and souvenir store. Board the bus for the final 1.5-hour journey to Bergen, where you'll be dropped off in the city center. Book this exciting tour today

Depart from Oslo early in the morning and travel by car towards the western fjords of Norway. Discover a part of the Bergen Railway by train with a ride from Geilo to Myrdal.  In Myrdal, enjoy a scenic train ride on the world-famous Flåm Railway. This rail route meanders through the mountains at a steep elevation. It is one of the most spectacular experiences in Norway.  Upon arrival in Flåm, visit the Flåm Railway Museum to learn more about this feat of modern engineering. Then, cruise along the two branches of Norway's longest and deepest fjord. One of the branches, Nærøyfjord, was included in UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 2005.  Enjoy the impressive views at the Stalheim Hotel viewpoint and take in the fantastic mountain landscapes of the region. Return to Oslo late at night after a full day of exploration.

Get away from Oslo and spend a day in the fjord region of Norway. Enjoy the picturesque mountain plateaus, valleys, canyons, waterfalls and fjords. Ride a train on the famous Flam Railway and hop-on a cruise to sail down the longest fjord in Norway. Your private driver / guide will transport you through the best of Norwegian natural attractions by comfortable transportation. Not to tire you with long car rides, we will combine the different means of transportation. Enjoy an hour train ride on Bergen Railway, then switch to famous Flam Railway and after a quick lunch, go on a 2 hour fjord cruise along the two branches of the longest fjord in Norway - Sognefjord. Pass by Hardangervidda National Park and visit Geilo along your journey. The total duration of the tour will be 15 hours.

Experience the excitement of sledding with custom-built sleds equipped with steering wheels and effective brakes, reaching speeds of up to 70 km/h. For your safety and enjoyment, the sled run has limited capacity, and specific guidelines ensure a secure experience. Participants must be at least 10 years old and a minimum height of 135 cm. Children aged 10 - 12 must be accompanied by an adult on the sled run, and younger children are not allowed for safety reasons. Sledding is effortless, thanks to the ski lift that transports you to the top. The lift operators are always available to assist you. On cold days, warm up in the local café offering hot drinks and snacks. Parking is conveniently located next to the sled run. Participants are required to bring warm winter clothes, with waterproof trousers recommended. Goggles and helmets can be brought along, although they are not necessary. The price includes sled rental, helmet and goggles rental, and a 2-hour skipass for the sled run.

After being picked up from your hotel, you can begin your journey to Gudvangen. On the way we make a stop at Tvinde Waterfall before heading to Gudvangen and a guided tour of Njardarheimr Viking Village. The Nærøyfjord is one of the narrowest fjords in Europe and your journey to Flåm will take about 2 hours. The boat is battery operated and high-comfort, with large windows and a good patio. In 2005, the Nærøyfjord was incorporated on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The fjord is surrounded by high mountains, and is a beautiful sight both in summer and winter. Flåm is a charming village surrounded by precipitous mountainsides, rumbling waterfalls, and narrow valleys. It is a  beautiful area to simply wander around, and whilst there you can also visit the Flåm Railway Museum. From Flåm the trip continues with the Flåm Railway, which is one of the world's steepest regular-track railway tracks. The 20-kilometer-long train journey gives you a panoramic view of some of the wildest and most magnificent of Norwegian mountain nature, including the famous Kjosfossen Waterfall. At Myrdal Station, your train will swap to the Bergen Railway which will take you to Voss. From there, a car will return you back to Bergen.

Your 1-hour adventure begins with a 570m ascent by ski lift, followed by a thrilling 670m descent down the specially prepared action racing slope. Our knowledgeable staff will guide you through safety rules, demonstrate how the carts work, and provide essential safety equipment, including a full-face integral helmet and goggles. For the duration of your ticket, enjoy up to 8 downhill rides, each filled with racing action and breathtaking moments. The driving stability of the cart is ensured by a low center of gravity, wide wheels, and a high-quality aluminum frame. Two independently functioning drum brakes give you control over your speed at all times. Ensure your safety with sturdy shoes and, in rainy weather, consider bringing a change of clothes for the racing ride. Please note that this activity is suitable for young and adult speed-loving adventurers, with a minimum age of 12 years and a minimum height of 150 cm. The maximum weight for participants is 100 kg. Your safety is our top priority, with strict guidelines, including only one person per cart, mandatory adult accompaniment for children under 15, and a prohibition on participation under the influence of alcohol or narcotics.

Departure is at the bus station in Bergen at the bus stop P. One suitcase and one piece of hand luggage can be taken per person. The first stop will be after about an hour and a half at Steinsdalsfossen waterfall, which has a height of about 50 meters. Take a walk right behind the falling water without getting wet and enjoy the time to visit the cozy café and souvenir store. We then continue in the direction of Norheimsund. From there on, the Hardanger Fjord will be on our right all the time, until we enter the Vallavik tunnel after about 50 minutes and then cross the Hardanger bridge. This is a 55-meter-tall, 1,380-meter-long engineering feat that was the longest bridge in Norway and the 10th-longest in the world when it opened. We now have the Eidfjord on our left and after about 10 minutes we drive through the village of the same name. After about another 25 minutes we reach the Vøringfossen waterfall, a breathtaking natural wonder with a total drop of 182 meters. Spend around 30 minutes at the waterfall, admiring its beauty and the surrounding landscapes. Use this time to visit the cozy cafe in the Fossli Hotel too. After a few minutes' drive, we reach the Hardangevidda plateau, home to the largest reindeer population in Europe and is above the tree line. The highest point of Hardangevidda is around 1500 meters above sea level, and some of the last snow does not thaw here until August. The pure travel time from here to the station in Geilo is only about one hour and 15 minutes. Depending on the weather and time, we will make a photo stop on the way. We will then stop directly at the train station in Geilo. From here you can continue your journey by train. It's a wonderful train journey and, depending on the connection, it takes between four and five hours to arrive directly in the center of Oslo at Central Station. Have fun in this exciting city. You will need to book your train ticket Geilo to Oslo separately at vy.no Prices for the train ticket vary greatly from 350 to 2000 krone Departure times and track information are subject to change and cannot be guaranteed. Double-check vy.no before departure We highly recommend ordering a flexible ticket, as the arrival time in Geilo cannot be guaranteed. At the time of writing this information the train from Geilo to Oslo leaves at 15:04, the next train leaves at 16:39

Dive into the heart of nature with Full On Canyoning, an adrenaline-pumping experience that combines the thrill of rappelling down high waterfalls with the serenity of hidden pools. This physically demanding outdoor activity is tailored for swimmers, water lovers, and recreational athletes seeking an extraordinary adventure. The journey begins with a safety talk and the provision of essential equipment, including a helmet, wetsuit, neoprene shoes, and harness. A 25-minute shuttle to the canyon sets the stage for a 1,500-meter section, featuring a 180-meter descent. Explore untouched landscapes, navigate through Giant's kettles, and enjoy the smooth natural slides. Test your courage with safe jumps and experience the classic juving tour. Our English-speaking guides are there to assist you throughout the 3 to 6-hour trip. After the adventure, indulge in a well-deserved snack. Remember to bring a big towel, shower gel, and a swimming suit to wear under the neoprene. For added warmth, consider thermal/woolen underwear and socks. Whether you're a canyoning enthusiast or a first-timer, FULL ON guarantees an unforgettable fusion with the natural elements.

Day 1: Bergen - Voss - Nærøyfjord - Aurland - Stegastein Viewpoint - Flåm - Voss Begin your journey with a scenic drive from Bergen to Voss, followed by a breathtaking Nærøyfjord cruise. Enjoy stunning views from the Stegastein Viewpoint before exploring Flåm and also the Flåm train, then return to Voss for the night. Day 2: Voss - Eidfjord - Vøringsfossen - Hardangerfjord - Odda - Hjelmelandsvågen First, we'll take in the panoramic views of Voss from the Voss Gondol. Then, we set off from Voss to explore the Hardangerfjord by cruise, visiting the majestic Vøringsfossen waterfall along the way. Afterward, we’ll continue along the Hardangerfjord to Odda, a charming town nestled between fjords and mountains, before ending the day in Hjelmelandsvågen. Day 3: Hjelmelandsvågen - Preikestolen Hike - Stavanger Challenge yourself with the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) hike, offering spectacular views over the Lysefjord. If you're visiting in the right season, you can opt for the Trolltunga or Kjeragbolten hikes instead. Conclude the tour in Stavanger. This tour includes the Nærøyfjord cruise, Flåm train, Hardangerfjord cruise, and the Voss lift. You’ll stay in fjord-side hotels for two nights, offering peaceful, scenic surroundings. With this trip, your only decisions are lunch and dinner options, as everything else is thoughtfully planned for your convenience. Designed to save time and maximize your experience of Norway’s stunning fjords and natural beauty, this tour is a perfect way to explore the highlights of western Norway. Please note: The Preikestolen hike takes around 4-5 hours. Trolltunga and Kjeragbolten hikes are more challenging and only available in the summer season. For special offers, pricing, or a customized itinerary, feel free to contact Fjordday AS directly. Fjordday AS offers flexible, small-group tours across western Norway, including destinations like Ålesund, Bergen, Kristiansund, Haugesund, Stavanger, and Oslo. We cover iconic fjords such as Geirangerfjord, Sognefjord, Hardangerfjord, Lysefjord, and attractions like Preikestolen, Trolltunga, Kjeragbolten, and more. Whether you’re looking for a one-day trip or a multi-day adventure, we cater to your needs. For customized experiences, special requests, or better pricing, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. If your preferred date is unavailable for booking, please contact us directly for assistance.

Join a cross-country skiing course and get an introduction to the basic technique in classic style. Ski the tracks down the Ustedalsfjord (lake) as far as the trails permit. Get a feeling for cross-country skiing and discover this fantastic sport which is so popular in Scandinavia. It is a traditional and cultural sport in Norway which is a great way to get accross the snowy landscape and explore the nature and train at the same time. Meet at Slaatta 30 minutes before starting to pick up and customize equipment in the ski rental. Store your own shoes and backpack in the ski stall at Slaatta during the lesson. Wear warm clothes or exercise clothing, good socks, a hat, extra gloves, and bring a drink. When it gets dark, use headtorches.