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  • National Geographic names Vestland one of the world’s best destinations for 2027

    National Geographic has named Vestland on Norway’s west coast one of 25 destinations on its “Best of the World 2027” list. The Hardangerfjord, Folgefonna, Trolltunga, the Nærøyfjord, Bergen’s Bryggen and the Michelin-starred restaurant Gaptrast are highlighted. “A great confirmation of the qualities we have to offer,” says Stein Ove Rolland, CEO of Fjord Norway.

  • Explore the magic of winter in the fjords

    Winter in Fjord Norway is a rare blend of serene landscapes and cozy comforts, where nature’s raw beauty meets a deep sense of peace. This is the place where adventure awakens the senses, yet calmness is never far behind.

  • A Tale of Two Regions – From the Serene Fjords to the Arctic North

    From the midnight sun in the north to the dramatic fjords of the west, few places on earth offer such diverse landscapes as in Norway. Northern Norway Tourism Board and Fjord Norway combine dramatic scenery, coastal history, and northern adventure for an unforgettable experience. With Widerøe Airlines providing flights from Dublin, Brussels, Aberdeen, München and Hamburg to Bergen, with direct onw

  • Have yourself a tasty Fjord Norwegian Christmas!

    Christmas is all about customs, family and food. Every nation, or often every family, has its own tradition when it comes to celebrating Christmas. In Fjord Norway, too, you will find different customs, many of which are very tasty. This year may be different for many due to the Coronavirus, but as long as the restrictions allow it, people in Fjord Norway are ready to embrace the Christmas spirit.