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Experience the spectacular Stegastein viewing platform, 650 metres above Aurlandsfjord. An unmissable sightseeing trip for any visitor to Flåm.
A journey to Stegastein viewpoint, National tourist road
The Stegastein viewpoint is a popular sightseeingtrip from Flam. The busride travels via Aurland and follows the Aurland road, which is one of Norway's national touristroads.
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Start from Balestrand sailing in towards the village Fjærland. The Fjærlandsfjord is beautiful and majestic as it si surrounded by steep mountains, some still covered with snow on the peeks. A scenic and majestic fjord with Glacier-capped mountain...
Høgsfjorden is situated southeast from Stavanger. When you travel by boat from Stavanger to Lysefjord you travel through the Høgsfjorden. The Lysefjorden in Ryfylke is one of the two sidefjords to the Høgsfjorden, the other one is the Frafjord.
Feed your soul, immerse yourself in the magnificence of nature and cruise through peaceful waters, taking in the remarkable scenery of the fjord.
A unique stretch of road which takes you right out to the ocean’s edge. In 2005, the road was voted Norway’s «Engineering Feat of the Century», and is also known to be the world's most beautiful drive.
Jøsenfjorden is a side fjord next to Boknafjorden in the middle of Ryfylke in Rogaland. The fjord extends about 27 km from Hjelmeland/ Nesvik and in to Førrebotn. On both sides of the fjord there are mountains up to 700 meters.
Enjoy the quiet nature in idyllic Frafjord. The fjord is approximately a six kilometre long inlet of the Høgsfjord, stretching from Dirdal to the small centre of Frafjord.
Stretching 204 km (120 miles) from Solund at the coast to the mighty Jotunheimen massif and Jostedalsbreen glacier, Sognefjorden is the longest fjord in Norway. The Sognefjord has a maximum depth of 1308 metres (4300 feet), and is Norway’s deepest...
Saudafjorden in Ryfylke extends from where Sandsfjorden splits into a northern run in 16 km to Sauda and an eastern into Hylen. Saudafjorden is the northern part of Boknafjorden in Rogaland. The main road Fv. 520, the Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke,...
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