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The Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure

  • Norway
  • 8 nights

Hike and kayak through amazing landscapes and glacial tongues, staying in cool locations along the way

What's Included?

  • Activities & Certified GuidesAll itinerary activities with expert, local, English-speaking guides
  • All Lodging4 nights in boutique hotels, 2 nights wild camping, 1 night in a guesthouse, 1 night on a farm
  • MealsAll breakfasts, all lunches, and 7 dinners
  • TransfersAirport transfers and everything in between
  • Gear & PermitsEverything you need for kayaking, glacier hiking, and camping is provided; plus all permits and entry fees included
  • Maximum group size: 15Join small n’ sociable groups of like-minded, active and outdoorsy people – designed to be solo-friendly

From…excluding flights

Highlights

  • Summit Galdhøpiggen (8,104 ft) – Scandinavia’s highest peak – and clip on crampons to clamber across icy glaciers

  • Paddle through the pristine Nærøyfjord, and follow remote trails to the towering peaks above for unforgettable views

  • Hike in pristine forest and on rugged plateaus to discover the wild and mighty waterfalls that spill into the fjords

  • Stay in quirky boutique hotels, cozy historic guesthouses, and wild camp directly under the stars by the fjord’s edge

Itinerary

    Day 1

    Welcome to Norway!

    Hotel
    Twin share
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    Join the group transfer from Bergen Airport and get to know your fellow travelers, or make your own way to Voss. Check into your hotel, meeting for a welcome briefing in the hotel lobby at approximately 4:30 PM. Spend the rest of your evening exploring, grabbing some dinner with your crew and getting a good night's sleep before the adventure begins in the morning.

    Day 2

    Time to hit the water

    Kayaking
    4-5hrs · 8mi
    Wild camping
    Twin or single tent
    All meals included
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    Check out of the hotel and head to your host's kayaking base in Gudvangen – situated in the innermost part of the Nærøyfjord. After a safety briefing and paddling instruction session, you'll pack your drybags into the kayaks and set off, carrying everything you need for the next couple of days. The Nærøyfjord is an idyllic spot with typically calm waters and waterfalls cascading from the fjord's 3,281 ft+ walls. You'll set up camp on the shore of the Nærøyfjord in the afternoon; enjoy a glass of wine and dinner prepared by the guide as the sun sets, helping to build the campfire if you fancy it.

    Day 3

    Bird's-eye view hiking

    Hiking
    7-10 hours · 12mi · 3937ft up · 3937ft down
    Wild camping
    Twin or single tent
    All meals included
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    Leaving your campsite and kayaks behind, you'll strap on your daypack for a hike to the highlands above Nærøyfjord, all the way to the top of one of the fjord's towering peaks. From the summit, you'll be rewarded with magnificent views of the water-filled channel cutting its way through the mountainous landscape. You'll return to your campsite for dinner and a second night of counting shooting stars.

  4. Day 4

    Kayak into the Aurlandsfjord

    Kayaking
    3-4hrs · 6mi
    Cabin
    Multi share
    All meals included
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    Load up your kayak, get back on the water and continue to paddle through the Nærøyfjord. The cold, clean waters are a wildlife haven – keep your eyes peeled for seals and with luck, you may even encounter some niser, a local species of harbor porpoise. Next, you'll pass the towering headland of Beitelen, forming a natural divide between the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord. Your take-out point is a couple of miles before Undredal. You'll have a steep forty-five-minute hike up to your accommodation at Stigen Farm, which overlooks the Aurlandsfjord from its spectacular mountain shelf some 1,181 ft above sea level. Check into your room before tucking into a fresh, farm-to-table style dinner.

    Day 5

    Paddle to Fresvik

    Kayaking
    3-4hrs · 11mi
    Hiking
    1hr · 1mi · 1181ft down
    Guesthouse
    Multi share
    All meals included
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    Start today paddling north toward the main channel of the Sognefjord, stopping for a picnic lunch before heading into the scenic bay of Fresvik in the late afternoon. Settle in at your guesthouse here, and perhaps take a jump in the fjord followed by a well-deserved soak in the wood-fired hot tubs set on the wharf. Tuck into a home-cooked dinner, made using ingredients grown and sourced from the village.

  6. Day 6

    To Bøverdalen Valley

    Hiking
    1-2hrs (optional)
    Driving
    3hrs
    Hotel
    Twin share
    All meals included
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    This morning, take a walk around the picturesque fjordside village of Fresvik or a hike up the overlooking hillsides (optional). In the afternoon, hop in the van for a breathtaking drive up to the Jotunheimen mountain range further north, complete with a ferry crossing over the main Sognefjord. Arrive in Elveseter in the Bøverdalen Valley in the late afternoon and get some rest before your summit attempt tomorrow.

    Day 7

    To the top!

    Hiking
    7 hours · 7mi · 2133ft up · 2133ft down
    Hotel
    Twin share
    All meals included
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    Setting off early, you’ll start the hike to the 8,100 ft summit of the majestic Galdhøpiggen (a 7-hour round trip). Snow-covered year-round, the trail begins by crossing the Styggebreen Glacier – you'll be provided with crampons and ropes to tackle this section. You’ll then push on to the summit, soak up that ‘top of the world’ feeling and bask in the incredible views below.

    Day 8

    Glacier go-go

    Hiking
    3hrs · 1mi · 492ft up · 492ft down
    Hotel
    Twin share
    All meals included
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    Today you'll hike through the glaciers of Jostedalsbreen National Park, home to some of Europe's largest ice caps. At the Nigardsbreen Glacier, one of the park's most dramatic glacial tongues, you'll transfer by small boat to the glacier's snout. After a briefing by the glacier guide, you'll strap on your crampons and set out on an unforgettable hike to see fantastically shaped pinnacles, tunnels and frozen waterfalls. After exploring this epic glacial landscape, you'll then be driven to Voss and spend a final evening celebrating your ultimate adventure with your crew.

  9. Day 9

    Transfer to Bergen for final goodbyes

    Breakfast included
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    Kick back with a group transfer from Voss to Bergen Airport (or Bergen city), where you can say your goodbyes.

Practical Stuff

Getting There

Nearest airport
Bergen Airport Flesland (BGO)
Pick up
Bergen Airport (BGO)
12:30 Pickup on Day 1
Drop off
Bergen Airport (BGO)
10:30 Drop-off on Day 9 (or 18:00 for those taking the later transfer)

Detailed Logistics

Transfers

On Day 1, there's a fixed-time group transfer from Bergen Airport to your accommodation in Voss. For the 2026 season, the transfer is timed to match the arrival of Norwegian Air’s direct flight from London Gatwick (Flight DY1315). If you're arriving earlier or later, contact your host to make alternative arrangements.

On Day 1, the group arrival transfer departs Bergen Airport at 12:15 PM. Any flight arriving by 11:45 AM will work.

On Day 9, there are two fixed-time group transfers back to Bergen Airport depending on your flight time. As it's a small airport, a drop-off one hour before your scheduled flight departure is fine:

  • The first drop-off is at approximately 10:30 AM — suitable for any flight departing after 11:30 AM. Don’t book a flight before 11:30 AM if you'd like to join this transfer.
  • The second drop-off is at approximately 6:00 PM — timed for the Norwegian Air flight (DY1318) to London Gatwick. Don’t book a flight before 7:00 PM if you're taking this transfer.

Hotel checkout is usually at midday, but you can store your luggage there until your transfer time.

(Transfer times for 2027 will be confirmed in October 2026 and may change.)

Travel options

There are regular flights to Bergen from major airports in the UK and Europe. If you cannot meet the transfer, it is very quick and easy to get the train from Bergen to Voss, or to get a train all the way from Oslo. Most departure dates will start and end at Fleischer’s Hotel which is within easy walking distance (50m) of Voss train station. See the FAQs section for more details.

Trip level explained

Level 4

Moderate-Challenging

You really do not need any kayaking experience. Your guide will give you full instructions and a safety briefing at the start. You’ll just need reasonable levels of fitness to handle the days out on the water.

The hiking is not for total beginners and the long hike on Day 4 can be challenging, particularly if it is or has been wet. The summit walk is also a big day, and we would only recommend this hike if you are an active person with hiking experience. No experience with crampons is needed. Both hikes take approx 7 to 9 hours return, with amazing views making them all worthwhile.

What will I need to carry?

You only need to carry a day backpack during the hikes as your main luggage will be transported or stored for you.

Remote environment: factors to consider

Some parts of this trip take place in areas where access to medical facilities and emergency services may be limited. This may mean that reaching medical care takes longer than you might normally expect, or that local medical facilities have fewer resources than those you may be used to at home.

If someone becomes unwell or injured, initial treatment may be provided locally before onward travel to a larger hospital or city for further care. Evacuation could involve changing the planned route or using different forms of transportation to reach appropriate medical facilities. Mobile phone coverage may also be intermittent in some locations.

Your guide is trained to manage situations in remote environments and will monitor the group and respond appropriately if any issues arise. However, it’s important that you let your guide know straight away if you feel unwell or experience any health concerns during the trip.

Before booking, consider your personal health and ability to travel in locations where access to medical care may be delayed. If you have any pre-existing medical conditions or concerns, we recommend seeking advice from a medical professional and discussing them with your host before traveling.

All travelers must have suitable travel insurance that covers the activities included in the trip and emergency medical evacuation if required.

What is and isn't Included?

What's included

  • Guided kayaking in the Nærøyfjord
  • Guided hike to the highlands above the Nærøyfjord
  • Guided kayaking into the Aurlandsfjord
  • Guided kayaking towards Fresvik
  • Guided hike around Fresvik
  • Guided hike to summit Galdhøpiggen (8,104 ft), Norway's highest mountain
  • Guided glacier hike over Nigardsbreen Glacier, in the Jostedalsbreen National Park

  • Expert, local, English-speaking guides

  • 2 nights in a beautiful 4-star hotel in Voss
  • 2 nights wild camping by the fjord's edge
  • 1 night at a rustic mountain farm with spectacular views
  • 1 night at a typical Norwegian guesthouse with hot tubs
  • 1 night in family-run hotel in Jotunheimen
  • 1 night in a hotel in the heart of Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park

  • All (8) fresh breakfasts
  • 7 picnic lunches
  • 7 campfire dinners

  • Group arrival transfer from Bergen Airport on Day 1
  • Group departure transfer to Bergen Airport on Day 9
  • Transfers during the trip

  • All kayaking equipment
  • All glacier hiking gear
  • All camping gear

  • All your permits and entry fees are covered and organized

Where You'll Stay

Looking for a private room? See Optional Extras for details and pricing.

  • Park Hotel, Voss

    Voss

    Stay

    Voss

    On your first and last night, you’ll stay in a comfortable four-star hotel in central Voss, a short walk from the restaurants and train station. The exact hotel depends on your departure date and availability. Most groups stay at Park Hotel Vossevangen, set beside the lake and home to one of the world’s largest wine cellars, housing over 50,000 bottles. You’ll stay in twin-share rooms by default.

    The July 25, 2026 departure stays at Fleischers Hotel Voss, a historic hotel with a wellness center, pool, jacuzzi, and sauna. The June 13, 2026 departure spends the first night at Stalheim Hotel, further north towards the fjords. Founded in the mid-18th century as a remote country inn, it sits high above the Nareyfjord region in the mountains. The final night of this departure is at Fleischers Hotel.

    If you’d like to extend your stay, check with your host which hotel your group is using before booking extra nights directly, as rooms are limited and tend to fill up early.

  • A tent on the edge of the Norwegian Fjords at sunrise.

    Arnahus Wild Camping

    Stay

    Arnahus Wild Camping

    On the second and third nights, you'll paddle to a beach and sleep in a tent under the stars. You'll camp on the water's edge and enjoy a dinner prepared by your guide over the campfire. You will stay in twin-share tents by default and although the camping is about as wild as it gets, there are also hot showers and flushing toilets for you to use. Sleeping mats and sleeping bags are provided, but you can bring your own if you prefer.

  • An aerial view of Stigen Farm, Aurlandsfjord, Norway.

    Stigen Gard

    Stay

    Stigen Gard

    On Day 4 you'll stay at Stigen Farm, perched on a fertile mountain shelf some 1,181 ft above sea level, accessed by a steep climb with fantastic views over the Aurlandsfjord below. Only accessible via a combination of paddle power and your own two feet, accommodation are extremely limited in this remote spot. The group will be spread between the main house and different farm cabins, a short walk from the main house. Rooms are rustic in style and typically accommodate two to four people (occasionally up to six people). One of the cabins has a dreamy hot tub on the edge of the cliff.

  • The Fresvik Guesthouse in the Norwegian Fjords.

    Fresvik

    Stay

    Fresvik

    On Day 5 you'll stay at a family-owned guesthouse in a typical Norwegian fjordside village with magnificent views over the Sognefjord. Fresvik is a small farming community with an incredible backdrop of valleys and glaciers. Steaming wood-fired hot tubs line the deck with views over the fjord – perfect for soaking weary muscles. You'll also find a fire pit and picnic tables. There will be two to four people per room here, depending on the group size and gender mix.

  • A room in the Elvester Hotel in in Jotunheimen, Norway.

    Jotunheimen

    Stay

    Jotunheimen

    On Day 6 you'll stay in the Elveseter Hotel in Jotunheimen. The Elveseter is an old farm owned by a family of craftsmen, and you'll find much of their Norwegian folk art on display in the hotel. Run by Inger and Rungne Elveseter, the hotel is a lovely gem nestled in the mountains of Jotunheimen National Park. Rooms are twin-share by default and there is an open fire to while away the evening with a glass of wine after dinner.

  • The Jostedal Hotel in the Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park, Norway.

    Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park

    Stay

    Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park

    On Day 7 you'll stay at the Jostedal Hotel, right in the middle of the Jostedalsbreen Glacier National Park. You'll stay in twin-share rooms by default; most rooms have a view of the mountains and the Jostedølen River that runs alongside the hotel. There is a superb terrace for you to enjoy dinner and a celebratory glass of wine on, after a long day.

What You'll Eat

To say you will eat well on this adventure is an understatement. Norwegian cuisine in its traditional form is largely based on the raw ingredients readily available from the mountains, wilderness, and coast. Dinner and breakfast are served at your ov…

Food and Dietary info

To say you will eat well on this adventure is an understatement. Norwegian cuisine in its traditional form is largely based on the raw ingredients readily available from the mountains, wilderness, and coast. Dinner and breakfast are served at your overnight spots, many of which embrace the farm-to-table movement so you'll enjoy seasonal specialties as part of most meals – you can expect fish from the North Sea, foraged berries and mushrooms (seasonal), and tasty cheese produced locally. Example dishes include freshwater trout served with soft flatbread, sour cream, and a raw beet salad or lamb cured in sea salt and served with seasonal herbs and vegetables. One alcoholic drink per person with dinner will be included but any extra will be at your own expense.

While camping, the food is plentiful and fresh; dinner and breakfast are prepared by your guide over a campfire. The menu will vary, but you can expect things like rice and pasta with fresh vegetables, egg, bacon, and sausages. There are picnic stops for lunch breaks, and water, tea, and coffee are also readily available as well as some beer and wine for the evenings.

Vegetarians and vegans can be catered for as well as most other dietary requirements. Just let your host know when making a reservation.

Optional Extras

Upgrades

Optional Private Room Upgrade (6 nights only) - 2026 from...
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For solo travellers looking for their own space, an optional private room upgrade can be booked for an extra charge, see Optional Extras for the price. Private rooms are limited – so please request this at the time of booking (subject to availability). This is not applicable to Day 4 at Stigen Farm nor Day 5 at Fresvik Guesthouse, as solo rooms are not available here. If you travel solo, you will be provided with a private tent for the two camping nights at no extra charge.

To request any extras, message your host via your Much Better Adventures account once you have booked your trip.

All extras must be paid before your trip starts.

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  • Barbara C.

    This trip has been one of the most incredible adventures Ive had the pleasure of experiencing. Our guide, Peter was an absolute delight and we couldn't have asked for a better person to follow up mountains and down fjords. The farm stay experience on this trip was a once in a lifetime experience and I feel so grateful that we were able to spend some time with D and his family on his amazing property in the mountains! If you want to truly experience the amazing beauty that Norway can offer, but you have no idea how to plan your own hiking and kayaking routes here, please take this trip! I never would have been able to plan all of this and I genuinely cant imagine a trip to this beautiful country without having seen what I have seen. I loved it! And I will be back

  • Charles J.

    What an absolutely incredible 9 days in Norway! Travelling through the fjords with Nordic Ventures and Much Better Adventures was genuinely an experience I’ll never forget. The trip was the perfect mix of adventure and breathtaking scenery, with days spent kayaking through the fjords and hiking through some of the most spectacular landscapes Norway has to offer. There were so many memorable moments, but visiting Stigen Farm and Fresvik were definite highlights and made the trip feel particularly special. A huge part of what made the experience so good was the fantastic group of people I got to share it with. By the end of the eight days, it genuinely felt like we’d experienced something pretty special together. Our guide, Peter, was brilliant throughout. Knowledgeable, professional and great company, he made everyone feel comfortable while keeping the trip fun, relaxed and adventurous. If you’re looking for a trip that combines kayaking, hiking, incredible scenery, remote locations and the chance to meet a brilliant group of like-minded people, I couldn’t recommend this enough. An unforgettable nine days in the Norwegian fjords — easily 5 stars!

  • Fritz W.

    This was an absolutely beautiful and amazing adventure! Our guide Peter was as good as it gets in every way!

  • Francisco M.

    **Astonishing experience with a great group lead by a fantastic guide** I recently completed the Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure, and it exceeded every expectation. Over the course of the trip we kayaked across the still waters of Nærøyfjord, pushed to the summit of Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest peak, and finished with a final day on the ice at Nigardsbreen glacier. Each day offered something completely different, and the variety of landscapes — fjords, high mountains, glacier ice — made the trip feel like several adventures rolled into one. A true highlight was our stop at Stigen Gård, a remote farm on the Aurlandsfjord. We left our kayaks behind in the fjord and hiked a very steep ascent up to the farm, arriving to a warm welcome and an unreal meal from Dee, whose cooking was matched only by her storytelling. Sitting there listening to her stories after that climb was one of those moments that turns a great trip into an unforgettable one. What made the experience truly special, though, was the group and our guide. From day one, the group dynamic was fantastic — a mix of people from different backgrounds who quickly bonded over shared effort and shared awe at the scenery. Our guide brought a great sense of humor to every day, kept the group's spirits up through the tougher stretches, and turned out to be a genuinely good cook back at camp too. Whether pacing us on summit day, reading conditions on the glacier, or cooking up something great after a long day on the trail, his expertise and care were evident at every turn. Logistically, everything ran smoothly, and the balance between adventure and comfort was well judged. The physical demands were real — this is not a trip to underestimate — but the pacing and support made it achievable and deeply rewarding. I'd recommend this trip without hesitation to anyone looking for a genuine, well-guided adventure through some of Norway's most spectacular terrain. Takk for alt!

  • Jillian G.

    This was an amazing trip! Everywhere you turn, Norway is magical. Be prepared to be challenged. There are some long days of activity, but it is worth it. Highly recommend!

  • Hugo W.

    I was guided by Emma R for the Ultimate Norwegian Adventure - and it was fabulous. Emma was super helpful and ran the entire week seamlessly. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a trip around the Fjords and some brilliant Hikes!

  • John Q.

    This is a wonderfully varied adventure through stunningly beautiful stretches of Norway. I really enjoyed the mix of kayaking days, with hiking days, with climbing days. No two days were alike so I really felt like I was making the most of every single vacation day. And letting Much Better Adventures handle all of the logistics was a great decision in retrospect. I would have spent an enormous amount of time planning, researching, provisioning gear… and would have had a worse time without their local connections and knowledge. On top of that they delivered a vacation that felt like a group of friends hanging out. Our guide Jordan was a wonderful host. He was knowledgeable, skilled, a good cook, and set the tone of friends on vacation together right from the start. Staying on family farms and sharing home cooked meals around big tables was such a wonderful way to spend some evenings! The packing list and descriptions of the days are accurate, but I hope I’ve given you some color on the vibe of the trip.

  • Carrie S.

    What an incredible experience unlike any other! With three days of kayaking and four days of trekking led by our wonderful, guide Jordan, who was equal parts warm, welcoming, knowledgeable, encouraging, and funny (and with unmatched skills at carpool karaoke), we had a truly unforgettable trip. The small group was intimate and friendly allowing us all to become good friends over the course of the trip and really get to know one another while we pushed towards the summit, crossed glaciers, built our campfires, and practiced our kayaking technique. The fjords and mountains were indescribably beautiful and our accommodations were an absolute dream. Waking up with those views is something I’ll remember and cherish forever, and the home stays at Stigen and Fresvik with our hosts and their farm to table meals were particularly spectacular. 10/10 would recommend and I can’t wait to keep building on the new skills we developed!

  • Darren C.

    I enjoyed a fantastic, varied and well organised week of kayaking, camping and hiking. The provided kit was great quality and the nights staying on a farm and in a guesthouse were unique and cosy. Food and drink was provided for the vast majority of the trip and was very tasty and plentiful! Our guide, Jordan, was fantastic, very knowledgable and ran the trip flawlessly. The two nights with Dee as our farm/guesthouse host were wonderful and a definite highlight of the trip. The last two days of crossing and climbing glaciers were a great contrast to the first half of the trip and summiting the highest mountain in Northern Europe was another box ticked for me!

  • Anita Q.

    My experience on The Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure with Much Better Adventures was incomprehensibly beautiful and featured true "pinch-me" moments. The active itinerary was physically demanding, but navigating the majestic fjords, trekking across glaciers, and summiting peaks made every ounce of effort worth it. The seamless, professional organization and the top-tier local guides kept our energy high, making us feel motivated and incredibly well-cared for. I honestly cannot recommend this trip enough our 25th wedding anniversary trip was an unforgettable experience.

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  • The Best Way to Experience Norway

    Barbara C. August 2026
    This trip has been one of the most incredible adventures Ive had the pleasure of experiencing. Our guide, Peter was an absolute delight and we couldn't have asked for a better person to follow up mountains and down fjords. The farm stay experience on this trip was a once in a lifetime experience and I feel so grateful that we were able to spend some time with D and his family on his amazing property in the mountains! If you want to truly experience the amazing beauty that Norway can offer, but you have no idea how to plan your own hiking and kayaking routes here, please take this trip! I never would have been able to plan all of this and I genuinely cant imagine a trip to this beautiful country without having seen what I have seen. I loved it! And I will be back

  • An Unforgettable Adventure Through the Norwegian Fjords 🇳🇴

    Charles J. August 2026
    What an absolutely incredible 9 days in Norway! Travelling through the fjords with Nordic Ventures and Much Better Adventures was genuinely an experience I’ll never forget. The trip was the perfect mix of adventure and breathtaking scenery, with days spent kayaking through the fjords and hiking through some of the most spectacular landscapes Norway has to offer. There were so many memorable moments, but visiting Stigen Farm and Fresvik were definite highlights and made the trip feel particularly special. A huge part of what made the experience so good was the fantastic group of people I got to share it with. By the end of the eight days, it genuinely felt like we’d experienced something pretty special together. Our guide, Peter, was brilliant throughout. Knowledgeable, professional and great company, he made everyone feel comfortable while keeping the trip fun, relaxed and adventurous. If you’re looking for a trip that combines kayaking, hiking, incredible scenery, remote locations and the chance to meet a brilliant group of like-minded people, I couldn’t recommend this enough. An unforgettable nine days in the Norwegian fjords — easily 5 stars!

  • 9 day kayak and glacial hiking

    Fritz W. August 2026
    This was an absolutely beautiful and amazing adventure! Our guide Peter was as good as it gets in every way!

  • Astonishing experience with a great group lead by a fantastic guide

    Francisco M. August 2026
    **Astonishing experience with a great group lead by a fantastic guide** I recently completed the Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure, and it exceeded every expectation. Over the course of the trip we kayaked across the still waters of Nærøyfjord, pushed to the summit of Galdhøpiggen, Norway's highest peak, and finished with a final day on the ice at Nigardsbreen glacier. Each day offered something completely different, and the variety of landscapes — fjords, high mountains, glacier ice — made the trip feel like several adventures rolled into one. A true highlight was our stop at Stigen Gård, a remote farm on the Aurlandsfjord. We left our kayaks behind in the fjord and hiked a very steep ascent up to the farm, arriving to a warm welcome and an unreal meal from Dee, whose cooking was matched only by her storytelling. Sitting there listening to her stories after that climb was one of those moments that turns a great trip into an unforgettable one. What made the experience truly special, though, was the group and our guide. From day one, the group dynamic was fantastic — a mix of people from different backgrounds who quickly bonded over shared effort and shared awe at the scenery. Our guide brought a great sense of humor to every day, kept the group's spirits up through the tougher stretches, and turned out to be a genuinely good cook back at camp too. Whether pacing us on summit day, reading conditions on the glacier, or cooking up something great after a long day on the trail, his expertise and care were evident at every turn. Logistically, everything ran smoothly, and the balance between adventure and comfort was well judged. The physical demands were real — this is not a trip to underestimate — but the pacing and support made it achievable and deeply rewarding. I'd recommend this trip without hesitation to anyone looking for a genuine, well-guided adventure through some of Norway's most spectacular terrain. Takk for alt!

  • Go to Norway!

    Jillian G. August 2026
    This was an amazing trip! Everywhere you turn, Norway is magical. Be prepared to be challenged. There are some long days of activity, but it is worth it. Highly recommend!

  • Fantastic Week!!

    Hugo W. August 2026
    I was guided by Emma R for the Ultimate Norwegian Adventure - and it was fabulous. Emma was super helpful and ran the entire week seamlessly. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a trip around the Fjords and some brilliant Hikes!

  • Rugged adventure with friends!

    John Q. July 2026
    This is a wonderfully varied adventure through stunningly beautiful stretches of Norway. I really enjoyed the mix of kayaking days, with hiking days, with climbing days. No two days were alike so I really felt like I was making the most of every single vacation day. And letting Much Better Adventures handle all of the logistics was a great decision in retrospect. I would have spent an enormous amount of time planning, researching, provisioning gear… and would have had a worse time without their local connections and knowledge. On top of that they delivered a vacation that felt like a group of friends hanging out. Our guide Jordan was a wonderful host. He was knowledgeable, skilled, a good cook, and set the tone of friends on vacation together right from the start. Staying on family farms and sharing home cooked meals around big tables was such a wonderful way to spend some evenings! The packing list and descriptions of the days are accurate, but I hope I’ve given you some color on the vibe of the trip.

  • Stunning adventure; warm and welcoming home stays!

    Carrie S. July 2026
    What an incredible experience unlike any other! With three days of kayaking and four days of trekking led by our wonderful, guide Jordan, who was equal parts warm, welcoming, knowledgeable, encouraging, and funny (and with unmatched skills at carpool karaoke), we had a truly unforgettable trip. The small group was intimate and friendly allowing us all to become good friends over the course of the trip and really get to know one another while we pushed towards the summit, crossed glaciers, built our campfires, and practiced our kayaking technique. The fjords and mountains were indescribably beautiful and our accommodations were an absolute dream. Waking up with those views is something I’ll remember and cherish forever, and the home stays at Stigen and Fresvik with our hosts and their farm to table meals were particularly spectacular. 10/10 would recommend and I can’t wait to keep building on the new skills we developed!

  • Fantastic week of kayaking, camping and hiking

    Darren C. July 2026
    I enjoyed a fantastic, varied and well organised week of kayaking, camping and hiking. The provided kit was great quality and the nights staying on a farm and in a guesthouse were unique and cosy. Food and drink was provided for the vast majority of the trip and was very tasty and plentiful! Our guide, Jordan, was fantastic, very knowledgable and ran the trip flawlessly. The two nights with Dee as our farm/guesthouse host were wonderful and a definite highlight of the trip. The last two days of crossing and climbing glaciers were a great contrast to the first half of the trip and summiting the highest mountain in Northern Europe was another box ticked for me!

  • My experience on The Ultimate

    Anita Q. July 2026
    My experience on The Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure with Much Better Adventures was incomprehensibly beautiful and featured true "pinch-me" moments. The active itinerary was physically demanding, but navigating the majestic fjords, trekking across glaciers, and summiting peaks made every ounce of effort worth it. The seamless, professional organization and the top-tier local guides kept our energy high, making us feel motivated and incredibly well-cared for. I honestly cannot recommend this trip enough our 25th wedding anniversary trip was an unforgettable experience.

  • An absolutely outstanding trip

    Colin K. July 2026
    The 9-day Ultimate Norwegian Fjords Adventure trip was without a doubt one of the, if not the, best adventures I’ve had the privilege to experience. The kayaking and hiking were great fun and could be as challenging as you wanted them to be, the fjord, mountain and glacier locations we went to were beautiful and varied, the accommodations were delightful, and the food was unbelievable. Jordan is an outstanding guide - friendly, well-informed, accommodating, familiar and a great cook. He was a large part in making this trip so memorable, and deserves all the kudos. Truly an unforgettable experience, and I can not recommend this trip highly enough.

  • Perfect doesn’t even cover it

    Carrie L. July 2026
    This trip was more than a dream come true. The itinerary was phenomenal, the views were stunning, our accommodations were unbelievable, the food was outstanding, the people were amazing, our guide Callum was incredible, and everything was better than I could’ve imagined. This trip is absolutely unforgettable and will be impossible to beat

  • Much Better Adventures and it's

    Stephanie B. June 2026
    Much Better Adventures and it's partner, Nordic Ventures created a fun. memorable experience with this 7-day trip. The itinerary's diverse activities took us to a variety of beautiful environments, scenery and accommodations. The kayaking and hiking were challenging and worth every effort. We ate delicious food and our lodgings were comfortable and cozy. Our guide, Jordan, was excellent! He is knowledgeable, friendly and focused on each guest’s enjoyment. The trip was fantastic and we highly recommend it!

  • An Unforgettable Nordic Adventure

    Trgsavage November 2025
    Months later, I'm still reminiscing about my Nordic Adventure. Our guides, Peter and David, were exceptional, ensuring the entire experience was seamless and enjoyable. It's hard to believe this immersive journey was only a week long. As a complete kayaking beginner, I was thrilled by how accessible and fun it was. I returned home not only with incredible memories but also feeling rejuvenated and physically invigorated. A truly ideal holiday!

  • Bergen and beyond

    David R. September 2025
    Fantastic adventure in Norway! I really enjoyed the variety of the trip, hiking and kayaking through so many epic landscapes. The homestays, food and hot tubs were a real bonus. A great introduction to the country. Only downside was that we didn't summit Galdhøpiggen unfortunately.

  • Amazing Fjords

    Susan D. August 2025
    This was the most incredible trip. Brilliant hiking/ kayaking, incredible scenery, lovely people. Our guides, David and Peter were just so good - they knew their stuff and they created a really fun and friendly vibe. They really made the trip.

  • Magical

    Amy J. August 2025
    Just got back from the most amazing trip. Everything was so well organised, with every detail thought through and executed seamlessly. Peter and David, our guides, were incredibly knowledgeable, full of energy, and kept the team spirit high. The group bonded so well, with lots of laughs along the way. The fjords were stunning and we fit so much in. A real highlight was staying with wonderful hosts, Dee and Hege. After a long day of adventure, relaxing in a hot tub with a heavenly view and enjoying an equally heavenly meal was unforgettable. Thank you MBA!

  • What an incredible picturesque adventure

    David K. August 2025
    Not even sure where I should start! This was an incredible trip and up there as being one of the best I’ve been on. Not only is Norway such an incredibly beautiful place, but the group and people we met along the way were incredible. Staying with such warm and kind people like Dee and Hege in their incredible places really made the trip. Their food was anmazing and the settings were perfect. Our guides David & Peter were flawless, there was such energy and positivity at all stages and they couldn’t have done more for us to make the trip any better. We had so much fun and laughter. Kayaking through immensely still fjords where you can hear a pin drop was a highlight for me and finally coming into a breath taking Fresvik at the end of a long 18km kayak was a very welcome reward for all our hard effort. Walking across glaciers and hiking up to view the fjords from above showed us how beautiful Norway is. Having moments where we can soak in a hot tub overlooking the beautiful fjords offered us the rest we needed after some action packed days. I would highly recommend this trip.

  • This trip exceeded expectations. The

    Michael B. August 2025
    This trip exceeded expectations. The itinerary, with a mix of canoeing, hiking and the glacier tour was great. The scenery was spectacular and the guides, hosts (Dee and Hege) and the group made this really memorable.

  • Stunning Adventure!

    Vanessa R. August 2025
    We just got back from the 8 night Ultimate Norwegian Fjord Adventure and had the best time. The guides Benji and David were wonderful not only made sure we were well taken care of but also were a blast to hang out with. Highlights of the trip include kayaking along to fjords to areas only accessible by boat, gorgeous views on our hikes, our time as guests at Dee and Hegge's house's, and climbing up the glaciers. What a great way to spend a vacation making new friends and having new experiences!

  • Best holiday of my life

    Jessica B. August 2025
    This tour was the perfect combination of incredible scenery, great activities, amazing people and delicious food. The Fjords will blow your mind and you get to see them without crowds of tourists. The activities were a good balance of fun but still challenging. Our tour guides Benji and David were the loveliest people and we spent the entire time laughing as a group. The highlight was staying with Dee at his farm and house in town. They were the most generous hosts and make us food out of this world.

  • Fabulous week, fabulous itinerary, fabulous

    Joyce B. August 2025
    Fabulous week, fabulous itinerary, fabulous people 👍😁

  • Fabulous trip. It was to Norway what CocaCola is to cola based drinks

    Jonathan W. July 2025
    I had a fantastic time. It was really well organised. The kayaking and hiking were brilliant. It was great fun. I think this trip also attracts a really nice group of people who are looking for a much better adventure. The guides, David and Jonny couldn’t do enough for us. Really impressed- best of the MBA trips I’ve done so far (and they were all good)

  • Awesome trip

    Kris S. July 2025
    This was an amazing and perfect trip. The variety of activities was great. Kayaking on calm waters with breathtaking views, hiking up amazing mountains and walking on glaciers- wow! Staying with Dee at Stigen and Fresvik was the highlight of the seven days. We felt part of Norwegian life thanks to their hospitality. Our group gelled well thanks to our wonderful leader/guide Callum. Callum was outstanding- welcoming and supportive. He kept us safe, well fed, and laughing. He knew when to push us ahead and when we needed support. He made the trip a success for each one of us! I’ll recommend this trip to all my friends and family!

  • Kayak adventures

    Emma P. June 2025
    This was a brilliant trip. Very active and great for the soul. Our guide Jonny was excellent.

  • Beautiful Scenery. Amazing people. Problematic Host.

    Michael E. June 2025
    Our 7 day kayaking and hiking adventure had amazing scenery and people. The kayaking was beautiful. Instructions were clear. Equipment was nice. The hiking trip was well planned, and the challenge was as advertised (quite challenging, but that’s ok). The guide was knowledgeable. The trip suffered from two challenges. First, the ratio of 10 guests to 1 guide didn’t work well. Many of the camp, and docking responsibilities fell to the guests, simply because it was so much work. While I was happy to pitch in, I was surprised at the amount required. This led to overly long breaks, which then put pressure on the group to paddle or hike more rapidly than comfortable. Compounding this, our group was split among faster and slower hikers/paddlers. Inevitably the guide was in the front with the faster group, forcing several of us to be constantly playing catch up. The challenge level was ok, but the pacing felt like a race rather than a vacation. A lot of hurry up and wait. These issues could have been resolved with a second guide. Secondly, there was a slightly problematic host for the home/farm stays. Two of the nights were at the hosts’ properties. The food and views were amazing, but the owner was a larger than life personality that turned every conversation to himself. Worse yet, he was quite concerned about getting his property wet/dirty which resulted in a long changing session exposed to the cold and rain after a long day of kayaking. Even as the guests were shivering in their underwear/swimsuits there was a reluctance to push back on this host, and get us under shelter. We found this experience off putting , and combined with the pacing issues we left the tour two days early. Our guide went out of his way to make sure we had a transportation option to get back to a city, for which we were quite grateful.

  • An incredible week - just go for it!

    Aleksandra D. September 2024
    Hiking and kayaking the Norwegian fjords had been on my bucketlist for quite some time, but I didn't expect it to be just as extraordinary as it was. The flora, fauna and scenery were abundant and spectacular, well worth some early starts and the effort of reaching them. Often it felt like we had all this beauty to ourselves. Shoutout to our guides Joe, David and Callum, who couldn't have done a better job of keeping us fully informed, motivated and safe throughout the week, even when the weather wasn't quite what we'd have liked it to be (don't skimp on solid waterproof gear, and thermals/layers). For someone who is reasonably active this felt like the level of challenge/activity I was after, probably at the upper end of "moderate", but I was glad of the rest day and long evenings to chill before the next challenge. Most of our group were travelling solo and we were lucky to find a great camaraderie with like-minded people, which no doubt enhanced the whole experience and has left me with many great memories. Absolutely worth every penny

  • A Much Better Adventure

    Nikki R. August 2024
    Leave your expectations of a "moderate activity" trip at the door. If you can tolerate this high activity trip, you will be rewarded with fantastic views, wonderful food, appropriate levels of soreness, exceptional guides, and travel friends for life. You've been warned.

  • Great organisation, 1st class trip

    Duncan L. August 2024
    Thoroughly impressed by both the activities and MBA staff. Really got to experience the fjords and lands surrounding them from many angles - kayak, hike, hot tub, waterfall climb, camping. Our guides Joe, David and Callum were excellent, all real outdoor enthusiasts and giving both clear briefings and a sense of fun and energy to everything we did. I will absolutely go on further MBA trips! 2 things to consider if booking: 1) it can get pretty wet in Norway, which didn't spoil our time but be sure you're OK with that and 2) I think it's borderline between Moderate and Challenging. 2 big hikes (along with quite a few smaller ones) and some intense kayaking. If you're not pretty active this could be a struggle.

  • An unforgettable trip!

    Anna G. August 2024
    It’s hard to describe how much fun this week was. Impeccably organised and curated with such a brilliant balance of activities. We had a super group of people and our guides were exceptional. It was such a hard trip to leave! Don’t hesitate to book!

Before You Travel

What to Pack

Backpack with hiking gear laid out

Know before you go! Some stuff we'll provide, other things you'll need to bring.

Kit List

What's included?

All kayaking equipment:

  • Sea kayak, paddle and spray deck
  • Paddle jacket with hood and reflective strips
  • Life jacket
  • Sleeveless longjohn neoprene wetsuit and neoprene booties
  • Waterproof case for your camera/phone (various sizes available)
  • 22-liter drybag plus plastic bags for extra items if needed

All camping equipment:

  • Tent, cooking gear and crockery
  • Sleeping bag
  • Sleeping mat (3" inflatable)

(if you prefer to bring your own sleeping bag or mat please let the host know in advance)

What do I need to bring?

Clothing & Footwear

  • Waterproof jacket with hood for hiking
  • Waterproof pants for hiking
  • Warm jacket
  • Long pants
  • Fleece
  • Base layers
  • Worn-in waterproof hiking boots
  • Hiking socks x 3-4 pairs (wool/merino are best, plus some extra socks)
  • Swimwear and/or rash vest (something to wear under the wetsuit)
  • Flip flops/sandals or light sneakers for camp
  • Thin gloves
  • Beanie
  • Sunhat

Sleeping

  • Sleeping bag liner

Other

  • Backpack for hiking (25-30 liters, without a frame so it can be packed in a kayak)
  • Walking poles (optional, lightweight and collapsible)
  • Sunglasses (ideally with retainer strap)
  • Sunscreen
  • Gaiters (if you have them)
  • Small travel towel (should you wish to swim in the fjord)
  • Thin sports gloves (protect from blisters while kayaking)
  • Refillable water bottle
  • Toiletries and personal medication (if needed)
  • Antihistamines/bite relief if you are allergic
  • Camera. Waterproof boxes provided!
  • Headlamp
  • Personal snacks
  • Travel documents, travel insurance and passport

FAQs

One of the most beautiful places in the world. A fjord is a deep, narrow, and elongated part of the sea that stretches inland for miles, winding around mountains, valleys, and steep cliffs. The fjords were formed by the giant glacier tongues and shaped over several ice ages.

Most groups will have a mix of single and double kayaks. If you’d prefer a single, let your host know in advance, and they’ll do their best to make it happen, but it can’t be guaranteed. They need to balance kayak-to-guide safety ratios and juggle the fleet across multiple groups. If you start out in a double and fancy trying a single (or vice versa), have a chat with your fellow adventurers, someone might be up for a swap during the trip. If you're unsure about your paddling strength or confidence, sharing a double with a stronger member of the group can be a great idea.

You're free to bring any luggage or suitcase you wish with you but if you can pack light it'll make life easier with the various luggage transfers. During the tour, your main luggage will be transported between accommodation by bus so you'll have overnight access to it throughout, except for the kayaking section (Days 3, 4 and 5).

At the kayaking base in Gudvangen on Day 3, you'll be provided with a 22-liter dry bag to pack everything that you will need with you for the next three nights (you will also be given a hard, waterproof case for your camera/phone). You'll need to pack light as your dry bag has to fit into the hatched compartments (bulkheads) of the kayak, along with the group's food and equipment which will be shared among the kayaks. The remainder of your luggage can be left behind and securely stored at the kayaking base in Gudvangen, and will be transferred to your accommodation in Fresvik and reunited with you on Day 6.

Don't stress, your host will explain all during the briefing.

We can recommend the following from budget to high price. There are many other hotels however these are selected for their convenience and / or from experience:

Accommodation in Voss

Accommodation in Bergen

Here’s what your local guide has to say on Drones:

We do not really encourage bringing drones on this trip for several reasons:

  • There are limited times where there would be possibilities for flying the drone.
  • We need to keep the campsites free of drone traffic in agreement with the landowners.
  • There is often livestock in some areas that may get affected and we need to maintain a good relationship with the farmers.
  • We have seen some people being frustrated by drone traffic and can understand this.

Having said this we do not prohibit drone use as it is out of our legislation - as long as it does not interfere with the issues mentioned above and you can fit the drone in the kayak it will be okay to bring it along. Just please discuss the use with other group members sometime after meeting up with them the first morning to settle this.

The best way to meet your host is to take the train from Oslo center to Voss. The train ride takes about 6.5 hours and goes through some amazing scenery. By prior arrangement with your host, it may be possible for the group transfer to collect you from Voss on their way from the airport but if the timings don't align they can help you to arrange a private transfer from Voss to the hotel instead.

If you have reserved a flight departing Bergen airport before 12:00 noon on Day 9, you can either book a private transfer or make your own way by public transport. Trains run regularly from central Voss to Bergen city center and connect with trams to Bergen airport. You should normally allow around three hours for the combined journey. For further info please visit http://www.vy.no

Sure can! Over 70% of our travellers travel solo, it’s a great way to meet like-minded people.

Our team of Adventure Hunters co-create exclusive adventures which are run by highly vetted, specialist hosts. The trip is run by our trusted host partner in the destination. We only work with independent, local, in-destination experts who know the very best places to explore and how to stay safe. Read more information about the local teams we partner with. You’ll be introduced to the host straight after making a booking via the Much Better Adventures platform.

Much Better Adventures refer to the UK Government’s official travel advice when designing trips and monitoring trip operations. We recommend that all customers review the practical information available on the UK Government’s FCDO website, where you can find up-to-date advice by searching for your destination(s).

If you are based in the United States, you can also check the latest travel advisories from the U.S. Department of State.

For customers joining from other international locations, we recommend checking the official travel advice issued by your country of residence, as guidance may vary.

We recommend checking out the country-specific information and also talking to a travel nurse.

We automatically convert prices from the local currency that a host receives to your chosen currency. We update our exchange rates daily, so prices displayed on the site are subject to currency fluctuations, which is why you may see them change over time.

If you wish to change the currency you pay in, head to the bottom of the page.

All of our group adventures are specially designed for adults to enjoy as we want these adventures to bring together outdoorsy people who are truly like-minded. You must be over 18 to join one of our trips.

You're always in good company on one of our adventures.

Our trips typically consist of a mix of solo travelers and small groups of 2 or 3 friends, with most in their 30s-50s.

Our sociable adventures are solo-friendly by design and naturally attract outdoorsy people with a shared mindset; a love for adventure, a desire to push themselves, and meet awesome, like-minded people along the way.

It’s this camaraderie that has so often turned a great adventure into a life-changing one.

Don't just take our word for it:

  • 95% of people rate the group dynamics on our trips 5/5
  • 90% of people recommend joining a trip to make new friends
  • 75% of people have met people on our trips that they would now consider friends

See here for more info about the Much Better Adventures tribe.

The weather in summer is very comfortable for kayaking and camping, with temperatures at 59-68 degrees Fahrenheit, sometimes more. It can get chilly at night so a warm sweater and some thermals are vital. This time of year daylight in Norway is constant with only 2–3 hours of darkness in the evenings.

We recommend joining this trip in July and August for the warmest temperatures, but it’s great all summer.

We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre program, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity.

What's the number?
It works out on average at 163kg of CO2 emissions per person, including all local transport, accommodation, food, activities, guides, staff and office operations.

The only thing it doesn’t include right now is flights and travel to the destination. We do make an overall estimate across all our customers separately, but as we don’t book flights, have customers from all corners of the world, and no way of reliably knowing their travel plans, we simply can’t include an individual number in the figure on display here. We’ve got a goal to fix that, so that when you book, there is a way to measure and mitigate the carbon emitted by your flight too.

But what does the number mean?
Yep, hard to picture eh? To give you an idea:

  • Driving 1000 miles/1609km would be approximately 281kg of CO2 in an average car (or 140.5kg per person, if there were two of you in it).
  • A return economy class flight between London and New York would be approximately 1619kg (1.66 tonnes) per person.
  • 10 trees in a temperate forest are estimated to remove approximately 250kg of CO2 from the air in a period of 5-10 years.

What are we doing about it?
Our trips are relatively low-carbon by design, and we're working with all our hosts to develop long term carbon reduction plans. We partner with the World Land Trust to ensure this trip achieves Net-Zero emissions. We also support their Buy an Acre programme, helping local communities to buy and protect natural habitats in perpetuity, ensuring the protection of the reserve and its wildlife.

Want to know more?
Amazingly, no international travel company has ever publicly published their carbon measurements before, as far as we know. We believe that must change, quickly. So we’re openly sharing the method we used in the hope that other companies will be able to more easily follow suit and build on what we've done so far. You'll find it all here.

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