The Sognefjord
Facts about the Sognefjord:
- Norway’s longest and deepest fjord
- 1,308 m deep
- 204 km long
- The second longest fjord in the world
- One of the world's most beautiful travel destinations
- The inner end of the Sognefjord is covered by Jostedalsbreen
- The Nærøyfjord is an arm of the Sognefjord and is included on Unesco´s World Heritage List
Experience the majestic Sognefjord on a scenic rail and fjord journey
Ride the Flåm Railway and Bergen Railway, and cruise the full length of the Sognefjord. Start from Oslo or Bergen, and add extra days of your choice.
This 3 day tour includes the Bergen and Flåm Railway, Sognefjord cruise and 2 nights in the beautiful village of Balestrand. Local food tastings and a glacier excursion included. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Ride the Flåm Railway and Bergen Railway, and cruise the full length of the Sognefjord. Start from Oslo or Bergen, and add extra days of your choice.
This 3 day tour includes the Bergen and Flåm Railway, Sognefjord cruise and 2 nights in the beautiful village of Balestrand. Local food tastings and a glacier excursion included. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Read more about the fjords
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.
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 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.