Walking the Norwegian Fjords
$4495.00
Walks & Treks
7 nights in Norway
What to expect
Guided Walks
Set out on 4 unique guided walks, exploring breathtaking Norway including seeing Bergen from the mountains.
Journey By Rail
Renowned as one of the most beautiful train rides globally, the Flåm Railway offers unparalleled views as it descends through dramatic landscapes from mountain to fjord.
Spectacular Fjords
Conquer the trail to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) and be rewarded with the fjord's most breathtaking and unforgettable panoramic views.
Nærøyfjord Cruise
Embark on an unforgettable cruise through the most untamed reaches of the Sognefjord, where raw, majestic beauty unfolds around every bend.
About this trip...
What's included
Airport transfers
Private Room
Solos board - Breakfast daily with two dinners
Welcome drink
4 fully guided walking days-
Boat journey from Bergen to Stavanger
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Ride the Flam Railway and experience a cruise in the fjords
Accompanying Solos Tour Leader
What's extra:
- Insurance see here
- International flights not included
- Insurance not included
Itinerary
- Arrive Bergen
- Walk in Bergen - Fløyen, Torrfjellet, Rundemanen
- Flam Railway and Nærøyfjord cruise
- Walk in Bergen - Ulriken Mountain
- Sail from Bergen to Stavanger
- Randaberg walk
- Preikestolen hike
- Depart Stavanger
What you'll be doing
Day One: Arrival in Bergen
- Meals Included: Dinner
Day Two: Mount Fløyen
Distance: approx. 4 miles
Day Three: Flåm Railway & Nærøyfjord Cruise
Following breakfast, we make our way to Bergen Train Station to embark on an unforgettable journey to Myrdal aboard the iconic Flåm Railway. Renowned as one of Norway's most remarkable travel experiences, this 20 km route unfolds a spellbinding panorama of rivers slicing through rugged ravines, cascading waterfalls, snow-dusted peaks, and precarious mountain farms perched on sheer cliffs. Along the way, we pause for a memorable photo stop at the thundering Kjosfossen waterfall. Once in Flåm, we board a ferry and head to Gudvangen, through Nærøyfjord. It's no surprise that Nærøyfjord is featured on UNESCO’s World Heritage list. A fjord cruise through this narrow and beautiful fjord is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Day Four: Mount Ulriken
Today we make our way to the Ulriken cable car station, where a swift ascent carries us from city streets to sweeping skies. From the plateau, there are amazing views of the city, surrounded by mountains, fjords, shimmering lakes and rugged coastline. Known as the 'Highland in the heart of the city', Ulriken stands as a cherished landmark, beloved by locals and vistors alike. The Ulriken, the highest of Bergen's seven mountains, is a popular trip for both locals and visitors. On this walk, we enjoy panoramic vistas stretching from the sea and scattered islands to the distant fjords and jagged peaks. From the summit, we pause to take it all in—a scene that captures the very essence of Bergen’s natural beauty.
Ascent: approx. 98 feet from the top of the cable car. (uneven terrain up the acent/descent).
Day Five: Sail from Bergen to Stavanger
After breakfast, we head to Bergen's port to embark on the stunning sea voyage to Stavanger with Fjord Line. This daily route offers five and a half hours of uninterrupted beauty, sailing entirely through sheltered inshore waters, ensuring we are never far from dramatic landscapes and striking landmarks. Departing Bergen, we pass beneath two engineering marvels, the Askøybroen (Askøy Bridge) and Sotrabrua (Sotra Bridge), each gracefully connecting the mainland to the Hordaland's islands. Further along, the elegant Karmsund Bru (Karmsund Bridge) comes into view, connecting Karmøy and Haugesund. Its distinctive sweeping arch perfectly embodies the harmony of Western Norway’s voyages, where raw nature and human ingenuity meet. A favourite among photographers, it’s a sight best enjoyed with a camera in hand. On arrival in Stavanger port we transfer to our hotel in Stavanger where we'll spend the next three nights.
Day Six: Randaberg Coastal Walk
We enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring over to the Randaberg region, not far from Stavanger, for a beautiful walk which will feature beaches, coastlines and lighthouses, while looking out for birds. We then begin the walk with views looking across the beach and towards the North Sea. We continue along the coast and make our way to the Tungenes Lighthouse, situated on the tip of the Stavanger Peninsula. It was first lit in 1828 and was the main light marking the entrance to the Byfjorden - the main fjord leading to the important city of Stavanger.
- Meals Included: Breakfast
Day Seven: Preikestolen Hike
Today, we set out to experience one of Norway's most iconic natural wonders: Preikestolen, or Pulpit Rock. Towering 604m above the shimmering waters of the Lysefjord, this dramatic cliff was sculpted over 10,000 years ago by retreating glaciers. It has since become a symbol of Norway's breathtaking landscapes, a place where sheer rock meets endless sky.
Our journey begins with a fjord cruise through stunning Lysefjord. Departing from Stavanger, we glide past idyllic islands, rocky shores and steep mountains that plunge straight into the water. Along the way, we witness the crystalline flow of Hengjane Falls and glimpse the storied Vagabond’s Cave, steeped in local legend. The cruise ends at the quaint village of Forsand, where a bus takes us to the Preikestolen base camp.
The 8km round trip walk o Preikestolen is considered moderately challenging, taking approximately 4-5 hours. The path unfolds through varied terrain: swamplands rich with moss and wildflowers, shaded forest trails, and impressive stone stairways expertly crafted by Nepalese Sherpas. Expect sections of steep, uneven rock and stretches of bare mountain ledge—each step drawing us closer to the famous cliff edge, where Norway’s wild beauty stretches as far as the eye can see.
Breakfast included
Day Eight: Depart Stavanger
Today we bid farewell to the land of the Vikings and after breakfast, we transfer to the airport for our onward flight.
Day Nine:
Trip Reviews
Accommodation
Accommodation
- Bergen - Zander K Four-star or similar
- Stavanger - Clarion Stavanger Four-star or similar
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
- Walking boots with good ankle support
- Waterproofs – jacket and trousers
- Walking poles – recommended as they provide good support for the knees, particularly on downhill sections of walks and when conditions are wet/slippery
- Lightweight trousers and shorts with pockets
- Shirts or t-shirts for walking in
- Walking socks – several pairs
- Lightweight fleece
- Daysack/rucksack for walking
- Lightweight drinking bottle to carry water whilst walking
- Small first aid kit – plasters, insect repellant, etc
- Good, high factor sunscreen, sunhat and sunglasses
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