Rugged and beautiful, awe-inspiring and invigorating, the western fjords of Norway offer a wealth of experiences that guarantee each day spent is as exciting and inspiring as the last. Bearing the signature of millions of years of nature and truly individual, these phenomenal features sweep down to deep blue waters and are draped in the finest of deep lush woodland. The western fjords provide stunning views and ever-lasting memories.

A visit to the Sognefjord, the longest and deepest fjord in Norway, is a must. Its length guarantees an enchanting array of landscapes to cater for every taste, with its sheer lofty rock walls dramatically touching the sky tempered by calmer areas of gentle shoreline perfect for a revitalizing picnic or a spot of fishing in the deep and mysterious waters. The area surrounding this fjord also offers a myriad of hiking opportunities. Take a trip into the woodland and enjoy an impromptu nature trail or climb higher to appreciate the view below. Move on to the nearby Aurlandsfjord, from where you can take a pleasant boat trip to the towns dotted around the Sognefjord or visit the town of Flam, whose quaint railway system winds its way some 865 meters downwards, providing a leisurely yet spectacular view of the fjords. West of Flam is the Naeroyfjord. Often touted as the embodiment of the Norwegian landscape, this fjord features a spectacular waterfall and is a truly unforgettable experience. Watch huge chunks of glacier topping into a meltwater lagoon at Boyabreen and learn all about glaciers and fjords at the nearby Norwegian Glacier Museum. Take a boat to one of the enchanting offshore islands or take a step back in time at Hellesylt, the oldest Viking port in Norway. Here you can marvel at the marvelous waterfall and explore the inspirational hidden valley of Norangsdalen, featuring lofty, snowcapped peaks and eerie dark mountain lakes steeped in the history of the Vikings. Marvel at the award-winning Art Nouveau architecture and enjoy the fresh cuisine at the pleasant coastal town of Alesund, a town whose outdoor Sunmore Museum includes 50 old buildings and 30 historic Viking boats.

As exciting as they are enchanting, the western fjords weave a tapestry portraying all things Norwegian. Crystal lakes lie calmly at the feet of raw and mighty rockface, untamed after millions of years. Embrace the drama and beauty of this wonderful area for a refreshing and inspiring adventure through unspoilt nature.