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1. www.fjordnorway.com › fjord-cruise-sognefjordFjord Cruise Sognefjord - Fjord Norway

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   Jan 29, 2024 · Do you want to experience a fjord cruise on the entire Sognefjord? Glaciertour and Norled offer daily departures from Bergen to Sognefjord. Glaciertour has guided trips to Balestrand, Fjærland and Vik, while Norled has its daily stops at Lavik, Vik, Balestrand, Leikanger and Sogndal.

2. www.guidedfjordtours.com › day-tours-bergen › sogneBergen (Sognefjorden Cruise & Flåm Railway) | Guided Fjord Tours

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   Adult Ages 16+. NOK 4500. Child 4 - 15 years old. NOK 2,500. Infant 0 - 3 years old. Free. Quick Details. Category: Self-Guided Day Tours from Bergen. Duration: 10 hours and 30 minutes. Season: April - October. What is included? Sognefjord Express Cruise (Bergen – Flåm) Flåm Railway (Flåm – Myrdal) Bergen Railway (Myrdal – Bergen)

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   How to go from Bergen to Sognefjord & FLM by boat?

   • To go from Bergen to Sognefjord and Flåm by boat, take the daily cruise through the fjords operated by Norled. It’s a modern boat with wide windows. Thus, you’ll be able to enjoy beautiful views all along. The service is called Fjordcruise and operates between April 1 st and October 31 th.

   Bergen to Flåm and Sognefjord by Train, Bus and Boat

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   How to visit Sognefjord?

   • The best way to visit Sognefjord is to take a train to Flåm and from there a boat to Bergen. Of course, you can also inverse your trip and take a boat to Flåm and then a train back to Bergen. Flåm is a beautiful place, but it gets pretty crowded during the day. Therefore, we suggest spending at least one night there.

   Bergen to Flåm and Sognefjord by Train, Bus and Boat

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   Where to go on a Sognefjord cruise?

   • This route is public transportation but is mostly used by tourists as part of Sognefjord cruises. Strandkaiterminalen in Bergen and Flåm quay (2 min. from the trainstation). The boat stops at several tourist places like Balestrand, Vik, Noreide, Leikanger and Aurland. Tickets can be bought online, on board or at the Tourist Office in Bergen.

   Fjordcruise Bergen - Flåm and Flåm to Bergen - Norled

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   How long does it take to visit Sognefjord?

   • So, unless you plan to stay overnight in Flåm, you’ll only have 2 hours to spend there. The best way to visit Sognefjord is to take a train to Flåm and from there a boat to Bergen. Of course, you can also inverse your trip and take a boat to Flåm and then a train back to Bergen. Flåm is a beautiful place, but it gets pretty crowded during the day.

   Bergen to Flåm and Sognefjord by Train, Bus and Boat

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4. www.fjordtours.com › en › norwaySognefjord in a Nutshell™ - Fjord cruise with scenic views

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   Season: 1 April - 31 October. The Sognefjord in a Nutshell™ tour includes: A fjord cruise on the Sognefjord, Norway's longest and deepest fjord. The scenic Flåmsbana, the Flåm Railway. Beautiful scenery on Bergensbanen, the Bergen Railway. Charming villages. The option to add accommodation and activities.

5. www.viator.com › Bergen › SognefjordenDay Trips from Bergen to Sognefjord - Viator

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   Starting in Bergen, you’ll hop on Sognefjord Express Cruise, gliding down Norway’s longest fjord to the cliffside village of Flam. From there, you’ll step aboard the famous Flam Railway, chugging to the scenic hamlet of Myrdal.

6. happyfrogtravels.com › bergen-and-sognefjordBergen to Flåm and Sognefjord by Train, Bus and Boat

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   • Bergen
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   • How to Get to Sognefjord from Bergen
   • Finding The Best Sognefjord Cruise
   • Massive Tourism Can Be Avoided!

   Though Bergen today is Norway’s second-largest city behind Oslo, it used to be the country’s largest city for centuries. Since the 14th Century, it was a very important city in the Baltic Region as the foreign trading post of the influential Hanseatic League. To our delight, Bergen is one of the best places in Norway to visit on a bike. The magnifi...

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   While visiting Bergen we discovered that Sognefjord, Norway’s largest fiord, is just around the corner. There was no chance we were going to miss this natural wonder. The fjord extends for more than 124 miles (200 km) deep inside the country, reaching three national parks: Jostedalsbreen, Breheimen, and Jotunheimen. The ice melting from the climate...

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   Sognefjord bifurcates several times along its length. One of its main branches, the Aurlandsfjord, ends at the village of Flåm, a regional tourist center. Roughly halfway between Sognefjord and Flåm, the fjord branches into its wildest and most scenic section. Called Nærøyfjord, it is another UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tiny village of Flåm is ...

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   Organized Day Trips From Bergen to Flåm and Sognefjord

   We wanted to spend as much time as possible with our friends. Therefore, we decided to go on a day trip from Bergen to Flåm and Sognefjord. We booked a 12 hour day tour that included a train, a steep train, and a fancy boat cruise through the fjords. Though the train was quite crowded, we got to enjoy the views all through the journey. However, you simply cannot move freely. All you have to do is follow instructions: go down here, stay a limited amount of time, and come back. At least we got...

   Bergen to Flåm by Train

   You can travel from Bergen to Flåm on your own. To do so, take a regional train to Myrdal, where you have to change to a steep train to Flåm. The whole journey lasts from 3 to 3,5 hours. Next to the Kjosfossen station, you will spot the large Kjosfossen Waterfall. You can book a combined ticket for both trains on the Norwegian Railways website. There are several daily trains connecting Bergen and Flåm. The first one leaves Bergen around 7 AM, while the last one departs from Flåm around 5 PM....

   Bergen to Sognefjord and Flåm by Boat

   To go from Bergen to Sognefjord and Flåm by boat, take the daily cruise through the fjords operated by Norled. It’s a modern boat with wide windows. Thus, you’ll be able to enjoy beautiful views all along. The service is called Fjordcruise and operates between April 1st and October 31th. The biggest downside of this Sognefjord cruise is its tight schedule. The boat leaves Bergen at 8 AM and reaches Flåm at 1:30 PM. On the way back, it leaves Flåm at 3:30 PM and arrives to Bergen at 9 PM. So,...

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   Without a doubt, the best way to explore Sognefjord, and probably Norway, is on a cruise. You’ll be able to contemplate stunning landscapes from a different perspective. But as you can imagine, cruises are massive and full of tourists. You can either buy a ticket directly from Norled or book an organized tour as we did. There are also private tours...

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   To be honest, we were both shocked that we had spent a small fortune to be surrounded by the masses. Don’t get us wrong, Sognefjord is one of the nicest places in Norway, just terribly overcrowded and overpriced (at least in summer). A month after our visit, we were in Argentinaenjoying equally exceptional landscapes by ourselves, and for a fractio...

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8. en.visitbergen.com › things-to-do › fjord-cruise-toFjord cruise to Sognefjord, Fjærland and Bøyabreen Glacier

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   About. Experience the majestic Sognefjord, the idyllic Fjærlandsfjord and Bøyabreen Glacier on a full day tour by boat from Bergen. On this tour you can experience coastal and fjord landscapes and Bøyabreen Glacier on the same day.

9. www.norled.no › en › fjordcruiseFjordcruise Bergen - Flåm and Flåm to Bergen - Norled

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   Fjordcruise Bergen – Flåm and Flåm to Bergen. Bergen - Strandkaiterminalen. Daily at 08:00 or 15:30. April - October. 5,5 hours. Book here. Travel along Norway’s longest and deepest fjord: the Sognefjord, also known as the “King of the Fjords”.