Hardangerfjord cruise

Hardangerfjord from Norheimsund

Take a Fjord Cruise along the 179 km long Hardangerfjord, also known as the "Queen of Norwegian Fjords".

Norheimsund quay

Alternative departure from: Herand, Utne, Lofthus, Kinsarvik, Ulvik, Eidfjord

May - September
approx. 9 hours
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The tour starts by boat from Norheimsund quay at 09:00 and you can choose whether you want to get off in Herand, Utne, Lofthus, Kinsarvik, Ulvik or join in at the very end of the fjord to the village of Eidfjord.

On your trip, you’ll experience beautiful villages and settlements surrounded by majestic mountains with snow-capped peaks. If you travel early in the season, April/May, you may be lucky enough to see the beautiful blossoms in all the orchards along the fjord. It’s a beautiful sight and well worth taking in.

The villages along the Hardangerfjord offer activities such as cycling, trips by rib boat, kayak, canoe, art and culture. There are also many opportunities for nice hikes, such as Dronningstien, the 4 waterfalls in Husedalen, a trip to the foot of Vøringsfossen to name but a few.

Read more about the Hardangerfjord and what the areas have to offer!

Price list

Adult Kr 388,-
Child Kr 194,-
Honorary (+67) Kr 194,-
Student (17-29) Kr 311,-
Children under 4 years Kr 0,-

Useful information

Ticket sales
Tickets can be purchased online, on board or at the Tourist Information in Bergen.

Price examples are price for adult one way Norheimsund-Eidfjord.

Distance
One way or round trip. The route functions as public transport, but is mainly used by tourists.

Departure points
The boat departs from Norheimsund at 09:00, via Herand, Utne, Lofthus, Kinsarvik, Ulvik and to Eidfjord. Return from Eidfjord at 15:20, via Ulvik, Kinsarvik, Lofthus, Utne, Herand and arriving in Norheimsund at 18:10.

Change of booking
Please note that the booking cannot be changed. Tickets can be canceled and refunded in accordance with the current accepted conditions.

Honor
To be able to buy an honor ticket, you must be at least 67 years old, or travel together with a spouse/cohabitant who is at least 67 years old.

Student
To be able to buy a student ticket, you must be under 30 years of age and have a valid student certificate and semester card for the current school year.

Please note that the booking cannot be changed. Tickets can be canceled and refunded according to the current accepted conditions.

Local tips along the route

Sightseeing tour to Vøringsfossen with go fjords

This sightseeing tour starts in Eidfjord, and takes you on an audio-guided tour by electric bus, and includes visits to both the Norwegian Nature Center Hardanger and Vøringsfossen.
From Eidfjord, the bus will first take you to the Norwegian Nature Center Hardanger, where you can explore interactive exhibitions celebrating Norwegian nature, climate and environment. The center’s recently renovated panoramic cinema gives you a unique film experience from the national park.

The bus then continues up the steep and winding hairpin bends through the dramatic landscape of Måbødalen. When you arrive at Vøringsfossen, you have 44 minutes to explore the dramatic surroundings and take pictures of the waterfall. Finally, the bus takes you back to Eidfjord where the tour started.

Along the way from Eidfjord to Vøringsfossen, you will have an audio guide about the places along the route via the audio system on the bus, which will give you interesting facts and stories about the area.

Tickets can be purchased at www.Gofjords.com

Other things to do in Eidfjord

At the tourist office on the quay, you can book a rib safari or kayak trip on the fjord, rent a bike or canoe, and you can get maps of great hiking suggestions on foot.
You can rent a car and drive to the famous mountain farm Kjeåsen or to the majestic Vøringsfossen waterfall.

You’ll also find a good selection of cozy cafés and restaurants, and we recommend Italian ice cream: DolceVidda Iskremeri just by the pier in Eidfjord.

Utne

Hardanger Folk Museum.
Get to know Hardanger’s history and folk culture through permanent and changing exhibitions and tours of the museum!
Folk costume, bunad and hardangeraum, folk music and hardanger fiddle, building practices and building conservation are our main areas of expertise.