Nærøyfjord round trip by bus and boat from Flåm

All year

Easy

Join us on a roundtrip from Flåm to Gudvangen and back. It includes a fjord cruise on the Nærøyfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage and nature wonder.

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When booking this round trip you choose if you want to start by bus or boat ONLY from Flåm. No matter what you choose you will end up back in Flåm.

Make sure when selecting your return from Gudvangen with either boat or bus, that the departure time is after your arrival time in the previous step.

If you want to start from Gudvangen you can book the shuttle bus separately here! You can also book the Nærøyfjord cruise separately, starting from Gudvangen.

Information

The round trip by boat and bus has multiple departures every day.

You can make a stop in Gudvangen to visit the Viking Valley.

To optimise your fjord experience, download the Voice of Norway app available on Nærøyfjord

Good to know

Season

All year

Difficulty

Easy

Meeting point

Bus Stop A/B in Flåm

Packing list

Bring warm clothes and shoes, especially if you are visiting us in the autumn, winter or spring.

Food & beverages

The onboard café serves hot and cold drinks
Variety of pastries and sandwiches

Meeting point

Bus Stop A/B in Flåm

Departure from Flåm: Bus Stop A/B
Departure from Gudvangen: Bus Stop H

Timetable

Fjord cruise Nærøyfjord

Shuttle bus Flåm-Gudvangen

Nærøyfjord

The narrow and spectacular Nærøyfjord is surrounded by steep mountains with snow covered peaks that soar up to 1800 meters above sea level. Waterfalls cascade down the mountains and picturesque villages dot the landscape. This is an area that is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is considered one of the most beautiful fjord landscapes in the world.

Viking village Njardarheimr

Visit the authentic Viking village of Njardarheimr where you can see how the Vikings lived 1,000 years ago, when Gudvangen got its name.

In the village you'll meet vikings. These are not actors in costumes, but "real" Vikings of all ages, who adopt the Viking Age as a lifestyle.

Here is some facts about the Vikings of Gudvangen:

On "Holmo" outside the Bakka strait there are viking graves.
In the Viking Age, the population in Gudvangen was more than 600 people. Today it is less than 100.
Gudvangen means "The Place of the Gods".