Shuttle bus Flåm - Aurland
Easy and convenient transportation between Flåm and Aurland. A perfect way to explore the two fjord villages, either you stay in Flåm or in Aurland.
About the tour
Food and drinks
• Bottled drinks are allowed.
• Not allowed to consume food on board.
Children 0-3: Please include all Children 0-3 years in your booking as a seat must be reserved (free of charge) for them.
Dogs: Allowed.
Bicycles: No (bicycles not allowed).
Good to know
Season
Difficulty
Meeting point
Meeting point
- Departure from Flåm: Bus Stop C or A/B* by the Flåm Visitor Center.
- Arr Aurland: Bus Stop F (by church)
- Departure Aurland: Bus Stop E (by NAV)
Shuttlebus Flåm - Aurland
Timetable
Timetable
- Departure from Flåm: Bus Stop C or A/B* by the Flåm Visitor Center.
- Arr Aurland: Bus Stop F (by church)
- Departure Aurland: Bus Stop E (by NAV)
*All departures marked with an 'x' (Lunde Camping) in the timetable indicate that they depart from bus stop A/B in Flåm and stops by the NAV bus stop in Aurland – opposite the church.
Fun facts about the trip
Fun facts
- In the roundabout in Aurland you will pass outside the Lærdal tunnel E16 – the world’s longest road tunnel, that connects Aurland & Lærdal.
- Lenght: 24,509 metres.
- Opened in 2000
About Flåm
Welcoming tourists for nearly 200 years, Flåm knows a thing or two about hospitality. The charming village is located at the innermost part of the Aurlandsfjord, in the heart of the fjord region. This is the perfect starting point for exploring some of the most spectacular natural attractions in Norway, with a wide variety of activities. The world famous Flåm Railway is one of the obvious highlights, a fjord cruise on the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord is another, and Scandinavia’s longest zipline is a third. Stay and dine at the historical Fretheim Hotel.
Read moreAbout Aurland
Authentic and idyllic Aurland is nestled between tall mountains and the Aurlandsfjord only a 10 minutes’ drive from Flåm. The local attractions vary from cultural heritage at the Aurland Shoe Factory to the spectacular Stegastein Viewpoint 650 metres above the fjord. Hikers are in for a treat here as the surrounding mountains offer plenty of excellent hiking trails with views to the fjord and lush valleys.
