• Mørkhølsfossen - The journey begins at the stunning waterfall “Mørkholsfossen.” The area is perfect for short hikes and nature walks. A picturesque path along the river leads to the best viewpoint, where the waterfall displays its full splendor. The sound of rushing water fills the air, providing a soothing backdrop for picnics, photography, or simply enjoying the serenity.
• Fossen Bratte - Just a 5-minute drive from our first waterfall, we arrive at Fossen Bratte, one of the most striking waterfalls on the route, often referred to as “The Bride’s Veil” due to its graceful white spray. It is renowned for its impressive 80-meter drop and the powerful roar that resonates through the valley.

Today, the road passes through a tunnel behind the waterfall, but after parking, visitors can follow the old road to reach the top of the fall. Alternatively, one can choose to descend to the base of this mighty cascade, where the strength of the water can be truly felt.

The guide is always available to assist in finding the way, capturing the best photos, and ensuring the best possible experience.

Today, the drive takes us through a tunnel behind the waterfall, but once parked, the old road can be used to reach the top of the waterfall. Alternatively, one can choose to descend to the base of this mighty waterfall.

• Salthammeren Stone Age Carvings - A stop at Salthammeren reveals a unique cultural heritage site featuring rock carvings from the Stone Age.

A short path leads to the rock surface where these ancient figures were etched into the mountainside, including animal motifs and symbols that provide insight into the life and beliefs of the people who lived here thousands of years ago.

From the viewpoint next to the carvings, there is also a fantastic overview of the Hardangerfjord and the majestic mountains surrounding it. The blend of history, culture, and nature makes this a truly unforgettable stop on the tour.

• Norheimsund - With the fjord stretching out before and majestic mountains rising behind, Norheimsund is often referred to as “the capital” of the Hardanger region.

The scenic waterfront promenade invites a peaceful stroll while enjoying stunning views of the Hardangerfjord.

Norheimsund is also known for its fruit farms, and during apple season, fresh apples can be tasted straight from the tree. Here, one truly gets a taste of Hardanger – in every sense of the word.

• Spildegarden - A visit to Spildegarden, a traditional apple farm, offers a taste of what many call “the world’s best apple pie.”

The pie is made from homegrown apples from Spildegarden’s own orchards, and the friendly hosts share insights into life and work on a Hardanger fruit farm. Time is taken to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and authentic charm before continuing the journey after about one hour.

• Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall - Located near Norheimsund in Hardanger – just a 10-minute drive from Øystese – Steinsdalsfossen is one of Norway’s most popular waterfalls. Standing 50 meters high, it is particularly famous for the path that runs behind the waterfall, allowing visitors to walk dry-shod and feel the power of the water up close.

A walk behind the rushing cascade offers a truly unique experience – and a camera is a must! Steinsdalsfossen is a favorite spot among photographers, offering countless opportunities to capture the beauty of Hardanger’s landscape.

• Visit to Norheimsund
• In-person Guide
• Visit to the Fossen Bratte Waterfalls
• Visit to the Spildegarden Apple Farm
• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Visit to Mørkholsfossen
• Visit to the Steinsdalsfossen Waterfalls
• Visit to Øystese
• Tea and coffee

• Lunch

Discover the awe-inspiring beauty of Hardanger on this memorable day trip along the magnificent Hardangerfjord.

Marvel at the three major waterfalls: Mørkholsfossen, Fossen Bratte, and Steinsdalsfossen. The journey begins at Mørkholsfossen, where visitors can get remarkably close to the waterfall, reminiscent of a hidden lagoon. Just five minutes away, Fossen Bratte awaits with its impressive 80-meter drop and fascinating history.

In Øystese, the tour includes a visit to an apple farm, where guests can savor what is known as “The world’s best apple cake.” The farm owners will provide valuable insights into managing an orchard in Hardanger.

Steinsdalsfossen, one of Norway’s most beloved waterfalls, stands at 50 meters tall. It is particularly renowned for the path that runs behind it, allowing visitors to walk dry-shod and experience the waterfall’s majestic power up close.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.