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Start the day off right with a summer morning hiking tour that takes you past forests, lakes, bogs, and more as you travel to gorgeous Preikestolen, also known as Pulpit Rock. This amazing journey will introduce you to some of the most breathtaking landscapes that Fjord-Norway has to offer and will present you with a panoramic view of Lysefjord and the surrounding mountains. If conditions are good, you may even get to experience an alternate route as you make your way back to the Preikestolen Mountain Lodge. The tour begins in the early morning as you’re picked up at your desired location and driven to the base of the hiking trail. This comfortable ride will give you the chance to view much of Norway’s landscape as you prepare yourself for the exciting adventure ahead of you. Once you’ve arrived at the trail, your tour guide will provide you with a brief discussion of how the day will progress, and then you’ll be on your way to Preikestolen. You will be lead through shifting terrain on the journey, with multiple stops at vantage points along the way for a series of quick breaks and photo opportunities. After 2-3 hours of hiking, you will arrive atop Preikestolen, located 604 meters above the ground and overlooking Lysefjord and the surrounding mountains. While you breathe in the crisp mountain air and take numerous photos, you'll be served with a snack and warm drink so that you can re-energize for the remainder of the tour. After this relaxing break, your guide will escort you to a special area that provides a unique view above both Preikestolen and the Lysefjord. From there, you'll make your way back to the Preikestolen Mountain Lodge either via the traditional path or an alternative route, depending on weather conditions. Once you've arrived at the lodge, you'll be treated with freshly baked bread and a delicious bowl of homemade soup before finally being delivered back to your point of origin. This exciting summer morning hiking tour to Preikestolen will present you with some of the most famous landscapes in Norway. Check the tour’s available dates and make your reservations today.

Experience the magnificent wonders of Norway’s most famous landscape is exactly what the Preikestolen Autumn Hike and Lysefjord Cruise Tour are all about, which makes it perfect for your next vacation. This fantastic afternoon excursion takes advantage of Autumn colors and post-equinox daylight to give you a two-part tour featuring unique sights and sounds, unlike anything you've seen before. This excursion isn’t too rigorous, but it’s rated as a moderate difficulty, which means that participants should be in the good physical condition and possess past hiking experience. For a safe and comfortable adventure, you should bring along a small backpack, pair of warm socks, hiking boots, fleece or woollen sweater, water-resistant pants, rain-proof jacket, warm hat and gloves, and packed lunch, snacks, and water. Some of these items are available for rental, so please inquire. Your adventure starts late-morning in Stavanger, with a 2-hour Rødne fjord cruise, departing from Stavanger harbor, during which you’ll view Stavanger from a different perspective and get an overview of the surrounding fjords, islands, and mountains. You will travel through the Høgsfjord, beneath a suspension bridge spanning the mouth of the Lysefjord, and watch as the majestic Preikestolen presents itself. After this spectacular view, you will visit Vagabond’s cove and learn about the legend of this mysterious and unique natural landmark. Once you’ve reached the Lysefjord and gone ashore, you’ll begin the hiking portion of this fantastic excursion at the Preikestolen Mountain Lodge. You’ll immediately notice the tranquil nature of your surroundings that are due to flora and fauna preparing for the winter season that will soon follow. From there, you will embark on a 2-2.5 hour hike where you will have plenty of photo opportunities until you reach the cliff high above Preikestolen and the Lysefjord. After taking a brief rest and having a snack, you will make your way back to the Preikestolen Mountain Lodge. An alternate route will be taken if conditions permit, which will give you a different perspective as you face Stavanger and the ocean. If this occurs, you will be walking toward the beautiful and engaging sunset. Darkness will begin to fall during the return trip, and you will be given a headlamp for this final stretch of your incredible adventure. Signing up for the Preikestolen Autumn Hike and Lysefjord Cruise Tour and experience for a lifetime. Check the available dates anytime and book your trip soon.

Soaking in the gorgeous landscape and forgetting all of your worries. You will hear anyone who has visited the Preikestolen area during the winter and spring seasons tells you it's a gorgeous destination that allows you to do that. The Preikestolen Winter-Spring Guided Hike and Lysefjord Cruise enable you to experience a two-part, epic adventure that you will never forget. Taking place between January 2nd and April 30th, this combination cruise and hike has been rated a difficulty level of moderate, meaning that participants should be in the relatively good physical condition and possess previous hiking experience. Items that you need to bring, some of which can be rented, are a pair of dependable hiking boots, water-resistant pants, a fleece or woolen sweater, a couple of warm socks, warm gloves and hat, a rainproof jacket, a small backpack, and a packed lunch along with a few small snacks and healthy beverage. This epic adventure begins in Stavanger, where your professional tour guide will pick you up in the early afternoon for a two-hour cruise into the Lysefjord. You will be given a unique perspective of the area, including the gorgeous fjords, islands, and mountains that surround you. You'll venture through the Lysefjord and even beneath a suspension bridge, and then feast your eyes on towering mountains that seem to reach toward the heavens. From there, it's a visit to Vagabond's cove to learn the history of this amazing natural landmark. Once you've arrived at the shore of the Lysefjord, the 2.5-3.5 hour hiking portion of this fantastic journey will begin. You will be taken through forests and marshlands as you make your way to the mountain's plateau. Depending on when you plan your trip, you are very likely to see varying amounts of snow on the ground and mountaintops, and equipment including ice spikes will be provided if that occurs. Along the way, you will be given numerous opportunities to rest and take photos of this breathtaking landscape. After reaching the cliff overlooking both Preikestolen and the Lysefjord, you'll enjoy a well-deserved break and quick snack before heading back. Your guide will lead you along a secondary route where you will be traveling toward the sunset. And when darkness falls, a headlamp will ensure your safety the rest of the way. Reserving your spot for the Preikestolen Winter-Spring Hike and Lysefjord Cruise Tour is an easy process. Check availability and book your trip early.

Discovering the breathtaking views and incredible nature that Norway has to offer is an easy task thanks to the Pulpit Rock Off the Beaten Track - Preikestolen Hiking Tour. With out-of-the-world views and near-solitude, this is the most popular hiking location of its kind and has attracted hundreds of thousands of avid hikers in the past. This incredible hiking adventure is rated as being more difficult, which means that participants should have experience with hiking in mountainous terrain on unsteady surfaces and be in excellent physical condition. The hiking gear that you will need to bring consists of rugged boots, warm gloves and hat, fleece or woollen sweater, water-resistant pants, thick socks, rain-proof jacket, packed lunch, small backpack, snacks, and healthy beverage. Your professional tour guide will arrive early in the morning and you will then be transported to the base of the hiking trail, where you will enjoy a hot cup of coffee and safety briefing. Once everyone is ready to go, you will be treated to a peaceful canoe ride across Refsvatn Lake before beginning the 3.5-hour hike. From there, your small hiking group will be taken along a backcountry, unmarked trail that most people will never be able to experience. Overgrown and full of amazing sights and sounds, this part of your journey will take you through the wilderness that has mostly been forgotten. After making your way through dense forests and above the tree-line, the final third of this fantastic excursion will go off-trail and present you with rarely seen views of Norway, where you will be able to stop periodically for photos of incredible panoramic views and gorgeous wilderness areas. After lunch, you will arrive atop the beautiful plateau overlooking the Lysefjord and witness mountain walls that are over 1000 meters high. Once everyone has rested, your group will head back to civilization with two more incredible hours of hiking that will include paved trails created by Nepalese sherpas using locally-sourced stones. If your group still has any energy left, your guide will take you on another off-map trail before heading back to Stavanger. No other hiking adventure is quite like this off the beaten track, which takes place between May and September. Check the available dates and book your tour now.

Explore Norway's incredible landscape and breathe in the fresh mountain air with the Kjerag Autumn Guided Hiking Tour with Views of the Lysefjord. This autumn adventure will take you to places that many people will never visit and allow you to glimpse sites that many will never see. Since this hike consists of steep inclines and other mountainous terrains along its 11 km length, it has been rated as more difficult. It means only adults in very good condition, who have extensive hiking experience, should sign up for this particular adventure. You'll want to bring rugged hiking boots, water-resistant pants, fleece or woolen sweater, rainproof jacket, warm socks, small backpack, warm gloves and hat, and a packed lunch along with snacks and water. Several of these items can be rented. The adventure begins in Stavanger, where your professional guide we'll pick you up to transport you to the hiking trail. The drive lasts for approximately 2.5 hours and will consist of cinematic landscapes with gorgeous mountains, fjords, and green valleys. Your group will navigate over a mountain pass as you make your way through Sirdal and then across a baron, glacier-scoured landscape that looks like it belongs in another world. Once you reach the trail-head known as the Eagle's Nest, your seasoned guide will adjust the equipment you'll be using, such as ice spikes, to match the often unstable autumn weather conditions. From there, you will be led on a 2.5-hour hike, experiencing beautiful views of my Lysebotn village and encounter three separate areas with steep terrain. Then, over the last two kilometers, you'll be able to take it easy on the relatively flat terrain leading up to the Kjerag boulder. This rigorous trek will reward you with panoramic views of Lysefjord from the edge of the mountain's plateau. If you're a bit of a daredevil, you'll have the opportunity to stand atop Kjerag's boulder. Then, once you've eaten lunch, your guide will take you back to the Eagle's Nest and then drive you through 26 hairpin turns along the only road to the Lysebotn village. Once there, you will climb aboard a speed ferry for your return to civilization, during which you’ll pass the Preikestolen cliff, waterfalls, and abandoned farms. This guided hiking tour is a rigorous, breathtaking journey lasting from September 1st through November 17th. Check the available dates and book your trip now.

Embrace your early bird by joining a professional guide on the Kjerag Beat the Crowd Early-Morning Summer Hiking Tour. This trek to the famous Kjerag boulder will surround you with amazing sights and sounds as you enjoy one of Norway's most popular locales. This breathtaking tour is rated as more difficult, which means that it is suitable only for adults in very good physical shape who have hiking experience under their belt. You will be asked to bring hiking boots, a small backpack, a pair of socks, a rain-proof jacket, a pair of water-resistant pants, woolen or fleece sweater, and a packed lunch/snacks/water. You will be able to rent some of the items if needed. Your awe-inspiring adventure will begin early in the morning with a pick-up at your selected location and a one-hour road trip filled with stunning views. After arriving at Høgsfjord, you'll hop on a speed ferry witness the Preikestolen cliff, gorgeous waterfalls, and abandoned farms. Once ashore, your tour guide will drive you through 26 hairpin turns toward the village of Lysebotn. From there, you’ll head up the Sirdal mountains and then to the Eagle's Nest trail-head. The next part of the excursion toward Kjerag boulder will take 2.5 hours, during which you will experience three areas of steep climbing and two shallow valleys. You will be able to see the village of Lysebotn as you make your way through this wonderous, beautiful wilderness. Then, you can breathe easy for a bit as the final two kilometers leading to the boulder are relatively flat. Once you reach the mountain's plateau, be sure to pull out your camera or phone and begin snapping pictures. If you're lucky, you might even get a snapshot of base jumpers hurtling themselves off the side of the cliff. Plus, you will be given a chance to stand on the boulder if you fancy yourself a bit of a daredevil. After lunch, your small group will be led back down to the Eagle's Nest over two hours. Then, it's a drive back to Stavanger, where you will be taken over a mountain pass through Sirdal. During this final leg of your journey, you will also be exposed to a barren, glacier-scoured landscape that resembles the moon’s surface. This beat the crowd early-morning summer hiking tour is perfect for early birds. Availability is from June 1st through August 31st, so sign up now.

Explore the most powerful tidal current in the world on this tour. The Saltstraumen channel is located in Nordland. It measures only 3 kilometers long and 150 meters wide. Every 6 hours, up to 400 million cubic meters pass through the straight. That’s enough water to fill 160,000 Olympic swimming pools. The water speed reaches up to 40 kilometers per hour. These fast currents produce extremely large and powerful maelstroms that can reach up to 10 metres in diameter and 5 metres deep. Although you can view these whirlpools from Saltstraumen Bridge, the best way to experience them is by snorkeling in the world’s most powerful tidal current. If you want to go snorkeling in Saltstraumen to experience these powerful tidal currents, it is best if you are comfortable in the water. You should bring something warm that can be worn underneath your dry suit. Thermal underwear works well. Included in your tour are a drysuit, fins, mask, snorkel, hood, and gloves to wear during your swim. The minimum suggested an age for this tour is 12 years old, however, everyone must be able to fit into one of the provided dry suits. The smallest suit size available is an XXS. At the start of your tour, you will be taught everything you need to know in order to participate. This will include a briefing about the things you will see and techniques for getting in and out of the water. Safety is a top priority. You will learn signals and safety techniques. A guide will be in the water with you at all times. And there will always be a boat nearby as well. The experience lasts about 2 hours in total, with 45 minutes spent in the water. Once you get in the water, you will discover a lot of diverse marine life. Coalfish is the specialty of the area. The largest one that was caught here weighed an impressive 22.7 kilograms. Other commonly seen fish in the area include cod, halibut, wolffish, rosefish, and saithe. You’ll also see a large kelp forest and lots of colorful anemones. Snorkeling in Saltstraumen is bound to be a one of a kind experience that you’ll never forget. Jump on in the water and schedule your snorkeling adventure.

Get ready to explore one of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world as you head deep into the winter forests of Bergen on a Guided Snowshoe Hiking Tour. The snowy woods of Norway invite visitors from all around the world every year to experience a winter wonderland. Bergen, Norway is beautiful in any season. But it is at its best in winter, when the mountains above the city are dusted in snow, and the sunlight shimmers on the icy water of the fjords. This is our guides' favorite time of year when the forests are at their most peaceful. Your guide will meet you at the main entrance to Bergen Tourist Information at 9:15 AM sharp, and the tour departs at 9:30 (meetup is also available at Bergen City Centrum by appointment). Here is where your adventure begins! We provide transportation into the mountains, which takes 10 minutes to an hour depending on the destination. And don't worry – even if it is not snowing in Bergen, your guide will bring you to perfect snow-filled scenery deep in the mountains. Once you arrive in the mountains, your guide will provide snowshoes and you will have a chance to hike through the pristine forests. Your guide will choose an "off the beaten path" route, far from crowds and the sounds of civilization. You will have ample opportunities to play in the snow, explore the woods, and take pictures of splendid winter scenery. You and your guide will also take a break to enjoy a warm drink and a Norwegian snack. Most trips are roughly 2 to 3 hours' walk, but you can also choose a shorter or longer trip if you like. Even though your destination may feel remote, the terrain is always easy. Snowshoes require no training or special skills to use. We will provide everything you need, including snowshoes, poles, hot drinks and snacks, guiding and transfers. Snowshoe Hiking tours are available from November 1 through April 15, if snow conditions allow. Your winter adventure awaits! We offer the lowest prices in Norway. Learn more about a Guided Snowshoe Hiking Tour in Bergen by choosing a date now.

Discover Hamarøyskaftet, one of Norway's most beautiful mountains, on this guided one-day climbing adventure. The summit offers gorgeous views in all four directions, allowing you to truly embrace the wonder of the Norwegian landscape. Your guide will meet you and the rest of the group at the Halsen car park. Groups are kept to a maximum of four, allowing your guide to give you plenty of individual attention. Although the tour requires climbing and abseiling, no previous climbing experience is required. Your guide can provide some instruction on belaying and using ropes if needed. Participants should be reasonably fit and comfortable with heights. As the terrain is quite rocky and rugged, make sure you wear hiking boots or approach shoes on your tour. Bring a backpack with food and drink, a wind-proof outer layer, and NOK 20 to pay the required toll along the final portion of the road. All necessary climbing and safety gear, including harnesses and helmets, will be provided for you. Your adventure begins with an easy walk up to the foot of the mountain. Gaze up towards the peak of Hamarøyskaftet, and the rocky terrain can appear a bit daunting — but rest assured that this is a manageable climb. The terrain is largely alpine, but there are several rocky ledges where you can rest along the way. Your guide will allow plenty of time for you to adapt to the heights and enjoy the view throughout the climb; you won't be rushed. When you reach the summit, you'll enjoy a gorgeous panoramic view of the region. Admire the Lofoten Wall, or Lofotveggan, a collection of volcanic mountain peaks that form a straight line in the North Sea. The summit is typically quiet; your group will likely be alone on the mountain. After admiring the view, you'll descend the mountain, abseiling five sections along the way. Climbing Hamarøyskaftet is a grand adventure with a beautiful summit payoff. The entire tour takes about 6 to 8 hours and travels 3 km, including walking and climbing segments. You'll start at 200 meters above sea level and ascent to 613 meters. Embrace the beauty of northern Norway's landscape with this challenging, yet approachable climbing tour. Choose a date to check availability.

Take a day to escape the bustle of Bodø and explore magical Mjelle Beach, just a short trip away. Relax and wander the natural wonders that await. This spectacular Arctic beach is a photographer’s dream. With vibrant colours and pristine waters, it’s worth a visit. All ages and levels will find this 4 to 6 hour trip an enjoyable experience. Participants will meet by the Tourist Information in Bodø at their chosen time. The tours are designed for small groups, giving you the opportunity for a more memorable experience, and the ability to interact with your guide and fellow travellers. The Mjelle Beach tour is offered year-round, giving each visitor a different perspective. After an easy 30-minute stroll, you’ll find yourself in a secluded spot with expanses of white and red (garnet mineral) sands. Depending on the time of year, you’ll have different options. Everyone will be able to experience the beauty of the sea, but summer visitors may dare to take a barefoot stroll or a dip in the frigid waters. The tour will provide headlamps for evening and winter hikes, but you'll want to make sure to have layers to bundle. Weather and tides shift the sand into a variety of textures and colours, so each visitor will have a true one-of-a-kind experience. Some excellent ways to spend your time include finding a quiet spot to decompress. You can look for shells and rocks, or find spots to take that perfect photo. Locals talk about the variety of props that pop up for your backdrop, from armchairs and rocky outcrops to a herd of sheep. Mjelle Beach is also known as one of the top places to view the Midnight Sun. Plus, visitors of all ages are invited to build a sandcastle. The tamed wilderness of Mjelle Beach is only a short distance away from civilization, but you’ll feel as if you’ve been whisked to another world. You’ll be able to immerse yourself in the Arctic wild for a few hours and have the idyllic pictures to prove it. Don’t miss out on this Zen spot that offers a little something for everyone. Check availability by choosing a date now.

Going on a Moose Safari in Northern Norway is an exciting and memorable adventure. You will get glimpses of friendly moose, the largest land animals in Europe. Known in Norway as the elg, the moose weighs over 1,600 pounds and can stand over 2 meters high. What makes Moose Safari special over competing tours is its ability to provide close views of wilderness animals. The recommended minimum age is six years old for this experience. It's an excellent opportunity to take pictures of wildlife in its natural environment. Transportation is by car or a small bus about 40 kilometers from and to Downtown Bodo, where guests will be picked up and returned. Although Bodo is a small town with a population of about 40,000, it's still one of the largest towns in North Norway. The windy town, located north of the Arctic Circle, has a subpolar oceanic climate. The trip includes a visit to Saltstraumen, which is where you'll see the world's strongest tidal currents. You'll get a chance to walk down a bridge and gaze at amazing whirlpools driven by astonishing natural forces. Saltstraumen gets its name from the district of Norway called Salten, which includes Bodo, while the term "straum" means stream. If you're curious about history you may want to ask about the 10,000-year-old hunter settlement near the area. Like a hiking adventure, you should bring a small bag with food and drinks and wear appropriate clothing based on the weather. Be aware that meeting times are fixed and that the best time to enjoy a Moose Safari is early morning or at night. Trips can last from four to six hours. The typical group size is 2 to 10 people but the tours can accommodate up to 15 people accompanied by a guide. Booking a Single Day Tour is the way to go if you don't plan on spending the night in Bodo. You'll get to see beautiful moose who are usually shy about being seen by humans, yet will allow you to get close enough to take photos. We will use our experience to take you to the sites where you have the best chance of seeing these animals. Planning your Moose Safari several months in advance is the best way to ensure a smooth vacation in Norway. Join us today by choosing a date to book this Moose Safari tour in Norway now.

Looking for the classic Norway hike? Want to discover the famous Northern Lights and the Midnight Sun, along with some Instagram-ready vistas? Hiking Norway can mean a lot of different things, but hiking Keiservarden’s year-round trail is the total Norwegian experience. With vistas 366 meters above sea level and Norway trails that anyone can master, hikers with a wide range of experience come out to master Bodø’s famous mountain plateaus. Keiservarden attracts a crowd year round. When the skies are clear, its plateaus deliver an incredible view of the Northern Lights or the Midnight Sun – whichever happens, to be in season. More than beautiful skies, Keiservarden offers a gorgeous view of a nearby town, coastal islands, or surrounding mountain ranges. On a clear day, from the highest point of the mountain, you’ll be able to spot the nearby islands of Værøy and Røst. This Norway hike is also one of the best ways to view the Bodø cityscape. Look east on a clear day and you’ll enjoy a beautiful view of the Børvasstind mountain range. If you’re looking for a good Instagram story, you’ve found it. There’s a beautiful backdrop in every direction, making these mountain plateaus the perfect place for trip photos. If it’s your first Norway hike – or perhaps you simply forgot your rugged hiking shoes at home – you can still experience everything Keiservarden has to offer. That’s because Sherpas from Nepal arrived in 2016 to carve a staircase alongside the hiking route, making it easy to get to the summit. This classic Bodø hiking trip has it all – even a few historical references. Keiservarden, or the Emperor’s Cairn, gets its name from Emperor Wilhelm II’s visit to Norway. The German emperor hiked to the top of the mountain in 1891. At the summit, you’ll find a plaque commemorating the emperor’s hike to the top. If you’re looking for the ultimate hiking Norway experience, Keiservarden delivers the goods. Check availability by choosing a date now.