The Hardangerfjord
Facts about the Hardangerfjord:
- The Hardangerfjord is situated in the county of Hordaland in Western Norway
- It is the second longest fjord in Norway, with it's 179 km
- Its maximum depth is more than 800 metres
- The longest arm of the Hardangerfjord is the Sørfjord
- The fjord boasts spellbinding scenery and cultural and natural gems side by side
- You can see the fruit trees in blossom in May
Get to know the Hardangerfjord region
Hardanger - Norway's orchard
In the western part of Norway, you’ll find the idyllic region of Hardanger. In the summer months, the area is easily identified by fragrant floral blooms and blossoming fruit trees.
Tourist Activities in Odda and Trolltunga
The world-famous rock formation Trolltunga has long been one of the most popular natural attractions in Norway. Located by the Hardangerfjord, the historical town of Odda is the perfect base for exploring Trolltunga and the surrounding area. Let’s take a closer look at some of the fantastic hiking opportunities and other interesting activities for tourists in this beautiful part of Norway!
The History of Cider Production In Norway
Did you know that cider production and manufacturing has a long and storied tradition in Norway? It is a little known fact about the Scandanavian country that often surprises people. However, with the recent rise in popularity of the drink in Norway, all that will likely change very soon.
Exploring Western Norway
Western Norway is located along the Atlantic Coast of the country. The entire region has a population of approximately 1.4 million people, and is known for its amazing landscapes, cascading waterfalls, stunningly deep fjords, good food and friendly people.