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.
Fjord Norway is the heart of Nordic luxury: 9 of Norway’s 16 MICHELIN Key hotels for 2026 are here, holding 11 of the country’s 18 Keys – including both two-Key hotels, Storfjord Hotel and Walaker Hotel. Newcomers Lilløy Lindenberg and Beckerwyc House join the 2026 list. Here, luxury means a strong sense of place: historic family hotels, design retreats and spectacular fjord scenery.
On 8 October 2025, the MICHELIN Guide announced its first-ever Nordic hotel selection, featuring 38 outstanding properties. Eleven are in Norway — including seven exceptional hotels in Fjord Norway, with two awarded the prestigious Two Keys.
As winter loosens its grip, Fjord Norway awakens with blooming orchards, roaring waterfalls, and crisp, fresh air. This is a short but spectacular season filled with beauty and renewal—don’t miss it!
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.
Experience the vibrant hues of autumn in Fjord Norway, a diverse and captivating season showcasing nature's spectacular show. From hiking in iconic landscapes to indulging in seasonal harvests, there's something for every traveler. Discover unique accommodations, immerse yourself in fjord culture, and explore city festivals. Don't miss this unforgettable journey into the heart of Norway's beauty.
10 good reasons to put on your hiking boots and enjoy Norway’s beautiful fjord scenery this autumn.
