Norway: Fjords & Northern Lights
Norway · 7 Days / 6 Nights
Seven days built around Norway's western fjords, with the Flåm Railway and two UNESCO-listed fjord cruises as the centerpiece. Winter departures (September-March) add dedicated Northern Lights viewing; summer departures (June-August) trade the aurora for near-endless daylight and easier hiking conditions.
Route
Key Highlights
- Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord cruises
- Flåm Railway mountain-to-fjord journey
- Bergen's Bryggen wharf
- Northern Lights viewing (winter departures)
Why You'll Love This Trip
- Two UNESCO-listed fjords — Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord — not just one
- The Flåm Railway, one of the steepest standard-gauge rail journeys in the world
- Bergen's colorful Bryggen wharf worked in as both arrival and departure point
- A Northern Lights viewing evening built into winter-season departures
Traveler Question
How much does the Norway Fjords & Northern Lights package cost?
Starting from $2,350 per person based on double occupancy, including 6 nights of accommodation, Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord cruises, the Flåm Railway, and a Bergen guided walk — pricing reflects Norway's higher regional costs.
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Your Detailed Itinerary
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2 Days in Bergen
Bergen
Transfer from Bergen Flesland Airport to your hotel, with an evening walk along the Bryggen wharf's colorful Hanseatic-era buildings.
Today's Highlights
Bergen
A guided tour of Bergen, including the Bryggen wharf's UNESCO-listed buildings and the Fløibanen funicular for a hilltop view over the city and harbor.
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Experiences Covered
- 1.Bryggen, Bergen
1 Day in Flåm
Flåm
Travel to Flåm via the Flåm Railway, descending through mountain tunnels and waterfalls to the fjord below, then board a cruise along Nærøyfjord, one of the narrowest and most dramatic fjords in Norway.
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Experiences Covered
- 1.Flåm Railway
- 2.Nærøyfjord Cruise
1 Day in Geiranger
Geiranger
Travel to Geiranger for a cruise along Geirangerfjord, passing directly beneath the Seven Sisters waterfall as it cascades from the cliffs into the fjord below.
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Experiences Covered
- 1.Geirangerfjord Cruise
1 Day in Fjord Region
Fjord Region
A free day to explore the fjord region at your own pace — short hiking trails, viewpoints, or simply resting after a rail- and cruise-heavy few days.
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2 Days in Bergen
Bergen
Travel back to Bergen. On winter-season departures (September-March), the evening is reserved for Northern Lights viewing away from city lights, weather permitting.
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Experiences Covered
- 1.Northern Lights Viewing
Bergen
A final morning at leisure before your transfer to Bergen Flesland Airport.
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Traveler Question
Is 7 days enough to see Norway's fjords?
Yes — 7 days covers both UNESCO-listed fjords (Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord), the Flåm Railway, and Bergen's old town at a comfortable pace, including one free day for hiking or rest.
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Places You'll Visit
Bergen
Norway's gateway to the fjords, with a UNESCO-listed wharf.
The trip's arrival and departure point.
Flåm
A fjord-side village at the base of the Flåm Railway.
Home to one of the steepest standard-gauge rail journeys in the world.
Geiranger
A village on the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord.
Setting for the trip's signature fjord cruise past the Seven Sisters waterfall.
Included in your trip
Experiences Included
Flåm Railway
A dramatic descent from mountain plateau to fjord level.
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Geirangerfjord Cruise
A cruise past waterfalls cascading directly into the fjord.
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Northern Lights Viewing
An evening excursion to view the aurora borealis on winter departures.
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What's Included
- 6 nights accommodation with daily breakfast
- Geirangerfjord cruise
- Nærøyfjord cruise
- Flåm Railway ticket
- Bergen city guided walk (Bryggen wharf)
- Airport transfers in Bergen
What's Not Included
- International flights
- Lunches and most dinners
- Travel insurance
- Northern Lights viewing excursion further north (available as an add-on for winter departures)
Traveler Question
Do we need a visa to visit Norway?
Norway is part of the Schengen Area, so many nationalities including the US, UK, and Canada can enter visa-free for stays up to 90 days; confirm Schengen requirements for your specific passport before booking.
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Customization Options
- Add a 2-night extension to the Lofoten Islands
- Add a dedicated Northern Lights chase excursion near Tromsø
- Upgrade to a fjord-view cabin on cruise legs
Good to know
Important Information
- Northern Lights sightings are weather- and solar-activity dependent and can never be guaranteed on any single night.
- Norway's fjord region sees regular rainfall — waterproof layers are recommended regardless of season.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes — it suits both: the fjord cruises and Flåm Railway appeal to adventure travelers, while winter departures add a Northern Lights viewing evening that's a popular honeymoon highlight.
Winter departures (September-March) build in Northern Lights viewing evenings, with the darkest skies in December-January offering the best odds under clear conditions.
Yes — summer departures (June-August) trade Northern Lights viewing for near-endless daylight, better hiking conditions, and generally calmer fjord cruising.
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