The Norwegian fjords - Sights and tours

Discover the famous Norwegian fjords

Norway has an incredible number of fjords. Get to know some of our favorite fjords here!

Boat leaves ripples in golden-lit Nærøyfjord below steep forested peaks.

Surrounded by towering mountains up to 1,700 metres high, this arm of the Sognefjord is amazingly beautiful.

Group on viewing platform overlooking fjord with waterfall, green mountains, and clear sky in the background, vibrant greenery.

The Geirangerfjord is one of Norway's most visited tourist sites and has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with the Nærøyfjord, since 2005.

The express boat is sailing on the crystal clear Hardangerfjord a sunny summer day.

The Hardangerfjord

If the Sognefjord is the King of the fjords of Western Norway, the Hardangerfjord is the Queen.

The Sognefjord

Norway’s longest fjord, the Sognefjord, is located in the heart of Norwegian fjord country and extends more than 200 km (120 miles) inland.

The Aurlandsfjord

Together with the Nærøyfjord, the Aurlandsfjord is one of the most picturesque fjords in the world.

Panoramic view of Lysefjord at sunset with Preikestolen cliff towering above deep blue water.

The Lysefjord

The Lysefjord is the southernmost of the biggest fjords in Norway. The 40-kilometre-long fjord is flanked by steep mountains, some more than 1,000 meters.

Aerial view of green mountains at sunset with rays filtering through peaks, and a white ship sailing on calm water.

The Trollfjord

Trollfjorden is located on the southernmost part of Vesterålen, just north of Svolvær. It's only three kilometers long, but what it lacks in length, it makes up for in a dramatic fashion!

Winter fjord scene with small town and snowy mountains.

The Romsdalsfjord

The Romsdalsfjord is the ninth-longest fjord in Norway with its 94 km. The fjord is surrounded by the majestic Romsdalsalpene mountains and the fjord area is perfect for day excursions.

The Nærøyfjord

Surrounded by towering mountains up to 1,700 metres high, this arm of the Sognefjord is amazingly beautiful.

The Geirangerfjord

The Geirangerfjord is one of Norway's most visited tourist sites and has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List, along with the Nærøyfjord, since 2005.

The Hardangerfjord

If the Sognefjord is the King of the fjords of Western Norway, the Hardangerfjord is the Queen.

The Sognefjord

Norway’s longest fjord, the Sognefjord, is located in the heart of Norwegian fjord country and extends more than 200 km (120 miles) inland.

The Aurlandsfjord

Together with the Nærøyfjord, the Aurlandsfjord is one of the most picturesque fjords in the world.

The Lysefjord

The Lysefjord is the southernmost of the biggest fjords in Norway. The 40-kilometre-long fjord is flanked by steep mountains, some more than 1,000 meters.

The Trollfjord

Trollfjorden is located on the southernmost part of Vesterålen, just north of Svolvær. It's only three kilometers long, but what it lacks in length, it makes up for in a dramatic fashion!

The Romsdalsfjord

The Romsdalsfjord is the ninth-longest fjord in Norway with its 94 km. The fjord is surrounded by the majestic Romsdalsalpene mountains and the fjord area is perfect for day excursions.

Learn more about Norway's fjords

Scenic Norwegian fjord with small cruise ship, lush greenery, village along water’s edge, snow-capped peaks, and cloudy sky.

Where to see the fjords in Norway

Norway is known as a land of great beauty and stunning nature and within its vast territory lies over 1,700 fjords. These long, deep inlets dot the country and are one of the most popular reasons given by tourists for visiting.

The dancing northern lights in the sky brings a colorful backdrop on the cruise in Tromsø

Experience Norway's Magic: Fjords and Northern Lights in 5 Unforgettable Days

From the stunning fjords to the dancing Northern Lights, this 5-day adventure offers a perfect blend of natural wonders and local experiences. Start planning your ultimate Norwegian winter adventure today!

Two girls gazing at a Norwegian fjord, cliffs covered in greenery, calm blue water reflecting the bright sky.

Norway's famous fjords

It’s no secret that Norway is famous for its magnificent fjords. No trip to Norway would be complete without a visit to one of the world-famous fjords! We’ve put together a list of the most famous and beautiful fjords Norway has to offer, so you can plan your next trip to our fair land.

The Nærøyfjord winds through rocky green cliffs with boat on blue water.

A fjord for everyone

It seems like everywhere you look in Norway, there is another amazing fjord full of dazzling sights and experiences. With over 1,100 fjords throughout the country, even most locals have not seen them all. But, when you visit Norway, going on a fjord safari is an absolute must since they are such a big part of the country’s identity.

Aurlandsfjorden - Panoramic view of the fjord and the fjord village of Aurland

The fjords of Norway

For many visitors, the fjords of Norway are some of the most spectacular in the world and the main attraction when it comes to exploring this beautiful country. But what’s so special about the fjords of Norway and how are they formed exactly?

Where to see the fjords in Norway

Norway is known as a land of great beauty and stunning nature and within its vast territory lies over 1,700 fjords. These long, deep inlets dot the country and are one of the most popular reasons given by tourists for visiting.

Experience Norway's Magic: Fjords and Northern Lights in 5 Unforgettable Days

From the stunning fjords to the dancing Northern Lights, this 5-day adventure offers a perfect blend of natural wonders and local experiences. Start planning your ultimate Norwegian winter adventure today!

Norway's famous fjords

It’s no secret that Norway is famous for its magnificent fjords. No trip to Norway would be complete without a visit to one of the world-famous fjords! We’ve put together a list of the most famous and beautiful fjords Norway has to offer, so you can plan your next trip to our fair land.

A fjord for everyone

It seems like everywhere you look in Norway, there is another amazing fjord full of dazzling sights and experiences. With over 1,100 fjords throughout the country, even most locals have not seen them all. But, when you visit Norway, going on a fjord safari is an absolute must since they are such a big part of the country’s identity.

The fjords of Norway

For many visitors, the fjords of Norway are some of the most spectacular in the world and the main attraction when it comes to exploring this beautiful country. But what’s so special about the fjords of Norway and how are they formed exactly?

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