• Steim - A welcoming guide will lead a tour around Steim farm, offering insights into both past and present farm life. Steim is a fully operational farm, providing an authentic experience. Visitors will explore the fields and learn about the journey from lush grass to animal feed. The tour includes a visit to the organic vegetable garden, where strawberries can be sampled. The barn and animal stables are also part of the tour, where ducks may be nesting. Guests will have the opportunity to meet the animals, including alpacas and ducks, while goats graze in the pastures above. The Norwegian Fjord horse and traditional long-wooled sheep are often visible from the farm. Those who choose a picnic basket can enjoy it in the orchard with views of Vik and the fjord. Children can look forward to a few surprises.
• Vikoyri - The charming old town of Vikøyri serves as the administrative center of Vik municipality in Vestland county, Norway. Situated at the mouth of the Vikja river on the southern shore of the Sognefjorden, it is near the midpoint of Norway’s longest fjord. The farm offers a great vantage point to view the village.
• Hove Stone Church - Dating back to around 1170, Hove Stone Church in Vik is among Norway’s oldest stone churches. It can be seen from the farm. Transportation can be arranged for those who prefer to be dropped off at the church instead of the tourist information center.

• Guided farm visit

• Snacks

Join our knowledgeable guide for an intriguing tour of Steim Farm, steeped in history from the Viking era. You’ll encounter our charming alpacas and Muscovy ducks. You might also spot the amiable boar goats grazing in the verdant pastures above, or the traditional long-wool sheep and national fjord horses on nearby farms. If you’re fortunate, you may even see some baby animals.

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