Plan your dream trip to Bergen
The gateway to the fjords
Bergen offers year-round activities, making it the perfect base for exploring Western Norway's natural wonders.
Discover Bergen on our popular fjord and rail tours
Top things to do in Bergen
Popular fjord cruises from Bergen
Outdoor activities and sightseeing in Bergen
Best food tours in Bergen
Bergen travel information
Our most popular tours from Bergen!
Norway in a Nutshell® from Bergen
"Absolutely stunning tour! Highly recommend." says Olivia (Google review)
Half-day trip to Mostraumen
Hardangerfjord and waterfalls
Explore more of Norway with our 3 to 5 day adventures
The ultimate roudtrip including Geirangerfjord, Nærøyfjord and scenic rail journeys. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Experience Norway's cultural cities, scenic rail journeys and Coastal Cruise on this roundtrip. Start from Oslo or Bergen.
Experience Norway's longest fjord on a relaxed 3-day journey from Oslo to Bergen, or vice versa. Enjoy scenic train rides and fjord cruises, with 2 nights in the picturesque village of Balestrand on the Sognefjord.
Cruise the famous Geirangerfjord in winter, with panoramic view points, visit charming Ålesund and ride the Rauma Railway and Dovre Railway. Start from Bergen or Ålesund.
Cruise the Lysefjord, hike the iconic Preikestolen, and experience the local charm of Bergen and Stavanger. The tour starts and ends in Oslo or Bergen.
Frequently asked questions about Bergen
Explore more of Bergen and Fjord Norway
Bergen harbour Bryggen and Bergen fish market
When you visit Bergen, a trip to Bryggen and the fish market is a must. For over 400 years, the Hanseatic wharf at Bryggen was home to the offices of the Hanseatic League, which dominated trade in Northern Europe. Today, Bryggen and it's unique architecture is listed on UNESCOs world Heritage List. Bergen's fish market is one of the town's most famous spot. Here you can take a walk along the bustling market and check out the fresh culinary treasures from the sea.
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.
Five days in Norway
In spite of the incredible attractions, it’s never easy to create a travel itinerary for Norway when you only have so much time available. After all, what can you afford to miss when there is so many interesting things to see and do?
The Bergen Railway
Explore the Bergen Railway on one of our round trips to the fjords. It is Northern Europe's highest stretch of railway, roughly 100 km of which runs through wild mountain terrain.