Norway · WATERFALL TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 waterfall tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Guided half-day from Eidfjord to Vøringfossen, Hardangervidda viewpoints, Sysen Dam, and a gorge bridge walk, with time for photos and cake.
“Very happy with the bus, accommodations, and the guide. We were given a lot of time to roam around at the waterfall, and even had time for an impromptu stop at the end of the tour. Couldn't say nicer things about this one. Definitely worth it.”
Cruise the Geirangerfjord to the Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil with a free GuideToGo audio app in 12 languages, in about 1.5 hours.
“The boat trip is amazing! The visuals are stunning and the crew are super kind.”
Haugesund shore excursion to Langfoss waterfall and Åkrafjorden, with guided stories, air-conditioned ride, and quick fjord stops.
“Very nice tour of the waterfall and the drive to it was gorgeous. Lily, our tour guide, was friendly, knowledgeable, and humorous, which made the whole experience great. She made sure we got to see everything out of the tour while at the same time making sure we got back to our ship on time. The meeting location was literally on the pier as soon as you get off the ship, which made everything easier.”
A 6-hour guided Bergen loop with Steinsdalsfossen behind-the-falls access, Bryggen, Hardangerfjord views, Stone Age carvings, and waffles.
“What an amazing day with our tour guide, Bas. It was an absolutely perfect Bergen day, with the sun out. Bas gave us the works - humour, curated music, lots of information about each place, general Norway info and fun facts, and most usefully the Bergen eating, sightseeing and enjoyment tips for a visitor or even for a longer visit. The waterfalls were at medium level, and we had a beautiful rainbow at Steindahlfossen. The Nordheimsund stop was also picture perfect. The other unscheduled stops were also welcome. I was travelling solo, and Bas took the time to speak to me and find out where I was from and my…”
Half-day bus tour from Bergen to Hardangerfjord waterfalls, Stone Age carvings, Norheimsund, and apple pie with coffee or tea.
“I would highly recommend this trip, we saw many beautiful landscapes. But one of my favorite part was the time we spent in the apple orchard. The apple pie and the juice were really good, we also ordered a cider , it tasted a bit sour though. Overall, it was a wonderful trip.”
A guided Bergen day trip with Hardangerfjord waterfalls, Stone Age carvings, Norheimsund, waffles, and time at UNESCO Bryggen.
“This really is a very well thought-out excursion. The journey doesn't take too long, the time spent at the individual highlights is long enough and the stories and information provided by the tour guide were great. All in all, a very entertaining and relaxing excursion.”
Eidfjord half-day guided tour to Vøringfossen, Sysendammen and Hardangervidda, with scenic road views, waterfall walks, and cake.
“Wonderful tour by a 45 passenger bus. The pick up was right next to the ship had no difficulty. We had a wonderful tour guide. Her name was Sam. We visited the waterfall, the Hydro electric dam and the lake, saw glaciers, and also visited the largest national park in Norway. Very full itinerary and we had a wonderful time.”
Cruise-timed boat tour from Stavanger for Lysefjord caves, waterfalls, and Preikestolen, with audio and onboard snacks.
“Highly recommend. Two hours was sufficient/appropriate. Time to get close to the cliffs, falls, and wildlife. Helpful crew.”
One-hour Geiranger Fjord speedboat tour with Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfall water tasting, plus a bar for snacks and drinks.
“Es hat alles perfekt geklappt, würde den Ausflug jederzeit wieder machen. Preis-Leistung super”
See Hardangerfjord scenery, three waterfalls, and Norheimsund culture, with homemade apple pie included on a 6-hour Bergen bus tour.
“Very delightful. We went on this tour on a beautiful sunny day so we get a clear view of the fjords, the waterfalls and the towns. The apple cake at the farm was delicious and it’s interesting to get an insight on some agricultural heritage in Norway. The timing was good and we even had time to stop and see some Bronze Age carvings on the way. The only thing I think needs improvement is there should be a stop for lunch and not just dessert somewhere. I was able to pack a meal for myself but I imagine how uncomfortable it was for the rest of the tour group…”
From Bergen, tour Hardangerfjord waterfalls and two ferry crossings, plus orchards and fjord villages, in an 8.5-hour guided day.
“We left on time and had a knowledgeable guide who gave enough information throughout the trip without over-giving! We had enough time allocated for each stop to enjoy the stunning views and take photos as well as get food and use toilets. The whole trip was perfectly timed! We did spend quite a long time (proportionally) on the bus in order to take in all the local Hardangerfjiord sights. I would highly recommend this trip. Stunning scenery!”
Kayak the Geiranger Fjord in a small group with a guide, safety gear, and chances to see Seven Sisters Waterfall from the water.
“What a great way to feel the full effects of the Fjord and see the waterfalls. It really gave us a perspective on how huge the mountains are and how tiny we really are. The staff were wonderful and helpful. I had so much fear agreeing to do this event but I was very pleasantly surprised. No one got wet and I didn’t tip over.”
A private fjord and waterfall cruise from Bergen to Mostraumen and beyond, with a Mo lunch stop, snacks, and near-silent close-up cascades.
“This was a truly memorable, bucket list experience. Our captain was not only skilled but created such a peaceful and relaxed ambiance from which to truly engage with nature. All of the senses were engaged which Ultimately makes it all unforgettable. We are very grateful to our skipper, Captain Svein.”
RIB boat from Stavanger for Pulpit Rock views, Fantahålå cave stop, and waterfall thrills, with goats and dry suits.
“We went from Stavanger to view the Whiskey waterfall, vagabond cave and the mountain goats. The views were incredible but the boat ride itself was the best part. Thanks to Marcus for making it fun and interesting.”
Snowshoe 4.5 km to Alta’s Orvvosfossen frozen waterfall, learn the basics on snowshoes, and hear local Alta and Gargia Valley stories.
“This snowhike exceeded our expectations. Many thanks to the great guide: Rose! The walk, the nature, the frozen waterfall en the views were amazing. Besides that, Rose could tell us a lot about the area, the animal tracks (we've seen many!), some plants and other nice (local) facts. She gave us all the time to make pictures and ensured we had this enjoyable experience!”
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