Here are some selected round trips by car in Norway. Regaring the number of days of the trip, is that up to each traveller how long he or she would like to stay in each destination. For more suggestions, see:
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Oslo-Flåm-Oslo with Norway in a nutshell and two nights at hotel
Day 1. Hire a car at Oslo Airport Gardermoen and drive to Fagernes and Lærdal. Spend the night at Aurland Fjordhotell, a beautiful hotel in Aurland Centrum.
Day 2. Next day you drive to Flåm and take a nutshell tour. Boat to Gudvangen, bus to Voss, train to Myrdal and Flåm again. Spend the night at Aurland Fjordhotell again.
Day 3. Next day drive RV50 to Hol and Oslo Airport again.
Travel route: Oslo-Fagernes-Aurland-Flåm-Aurland-Gol-Oslo
Length: 700 km 12 hoursBuy the Norway in a nutshell ticket and hotels from
Fjords of Scandinavia
Royal tour of Southern Norway
Day 1. Distance 113 km
Arrival / departure Oslo. Drive from Oslo to Moss. If possible, visit the old town in Fredrikstad on the way, before spending the night at the romantic Hotell Refsnes Gods på Jeløy.
Day 2. Distance 224 km
Moss to Dalen in Telemark county. Take the ferry from Moss to Horten and drive on to Dalen in Telemark. If time allows, take a trip on the Telemark Canal, but spend the night at Dalen Hotel.
Day 3. Distance 192 km
Dalen to Lillesand. Travel via Haukeli og and down the Setesdalen Valley to Kristiansand with its zoo. Spend the night at Lillesand Hotel Norge in the idyllic southern Norwegian town of Lillesand.
Day 4. Distance 182 km
Lillesand to Sandefjord. Visit the white coastal cities of southern Norway, and spend the night at Hotel Kong Carl.
Day 5. Distance 142 km
Sandefjord to Oslo. Enjoy the bustle of Oslo, or drive directly to Losby Gods where you can play golf, enjoy the quiet and partake of good food and wine.
Travel route: Oslo-Fredrikstad-Moss-Dalen-Setesdalen-Kristiansand-Lillesand-Sandefjord-Oslo
Distance: 893 km
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Norway just does something to you
Day 1. The start of an exciting Norwegian holiday
Car trip Oslo Airport to Hovden
On the way, experience a journey through the history of skiing. At Norsk Skieventyr in Morgedal, learn more about the father of modern skiing, Sondre Norheim, the race to the South Pole and how the torch was passed through Morgedal to the Winter Olympics. There is also an opportunity to visit a real ski wax factory.
Overnight accommodation at Hovden Resort
Day 2. Day trip to Lysebotn/Kjerag
Lysefjord is a magnificent natural phenomenon that greatly impresses
all who have the opportunity to feel its magic. Here you will find precipitous mountains that rise more than 1000 m above a fjord that has a depth of about 460 m.
Overnight accommodation at Hovden Resort
Day 3. From an elk safari to rafting
Use this day to participate in various activities that offer truly Norwegian experiences. The opportunities are many and the list of examples long: a summer lift, an iron extraction museum, an elk safari, rafting, hopping into river pools, cycling etc.
Overnight accommodation at Hovden Resort
Day 4. From beautiful valleys to the King of Norwegian fjords
Car trip Hovden - Røldal - Odda - Sognefjord - Geilo - Gol
Drive through fertile Hardanger and take the time to stop and walk in lush fruit orchards that stretch all the way down to the beautiful fjord. Here is a place that encourages good humour – and guarantees you wonderful moments and lasting memories. Stop again at one of Norway’s most visited natural tourist attractions, Vøringsfossen, on the way to Geilo. The water falls freely for 182 metres and is an impressive sight.
Overnight accommodation at Ørtestølen, Gol
Day 5. Norway in a nutshell
Flåm Railway and a cruise on Sognefjord
Car trip Gol-Voss
Train Voss-Myrdal
Flåm Railway
The train trip on Flåm railway from Myrdal is one of the high points of the trip. Along the 20 km long trip you will see some of the wildest, most magnificent mountainous Norwegian nature to be found – rivers that have cut deep gorges, waterfalls that plunge from steep mountainsides, snow-covered summits and mountain farms that cling to steep slopes. The train runs slowly or stops at the finest vantage points.
Nærøyfjord is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List
Down in idyllic Flåm, there is time to wander around a bit before the trip continues by ship out in Aurlandsfjord and into Nærøyfjord, the narrowest fjord in Europe. Surrounded by mighty mountains up to 1800 metres high, this fjord arm of Sognefjord is spectacular. At its narrowest, it is only 250 metres wide. Nærøyfjord has been inscribed in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List. If you are very lucky, you may see some playful seals before the ship docks at Gudvangen. The bus waits to take you up the steep, spectacular hairpin turns of Stalheimskleiva. The road up to Stalheim Hotell curves in 13 sharp turns. After a wonderful view towards Stalheimsfoss and Sivlefoss, there will be a short stop at the hotel to enjoy the view before continuing to Voss.
Car trip Voss-Gol
If you wish to leave the car, park it at the Gol station and take the train to and from Voss. Overnight accommodation at Ørterstølen, Gol
Day 6. 900-year-old stave church and metres of snow
The next day’s activities begin with a lovely car trip over Hemsedal mountain and down to the fjords. The lowlands of the eastern part of southern Norway lie behind you, and ahead awaits the wildly beautiful nature of western Norway. Stop along the way to visit the over 900-year-old stave church at Borgund, which is a splendid example of this type of architecture. Take a walk in the idyllic old part of Lærdalsøyri, between picturesque wooden houses and well-kept small gardens. A visit to the Salmon museum is well worth while. Drive further over the mountain on the spectacular snow road between Lærdal and Aurland and try the Lærdal tunnel on the way back.
Overnight accommodation at Ørterstølen, Gol
Day 7
Departure
Round-trip of Southern Norway
Day 1. Distance 165 km
Arrive/depart Bergen. Drive to Stavanger. Make a stop for lunch in Haugesund and Lothe´s, Visit Utstein Kloster at Mosterøy, Norway’s only surviving medieval monastery, and spend the night at the Sola Strand Hotel at Solastranden.
Day 2. Distance 291 km
Spend the day in Stavanger. Lunch at charming Charlottenlund by Breavatnet before continuing to Fevik and the Strand Hotel Fevik with wonderful sea views.
Day 3. Distance 168 km
Drive from Fevik to Sandefjord. Visit the pretty towns of white-painted houses along the south coast and spend the night at the Hotel Kong Carl in Sandefjord.
Day 4. Distance 142 km
Spend the day in Sandefjord. A visit to the Whaling Museum is an experience not to be missed. Drive towards Oslo to Losby Gods and enjoy its peace and tranquillity with good food and drink, or a round of golf on Losby’s own golf courses.
Day 5. Distance 245 km
Experience Oslo’s bustling city life before departing for Geilo, enjoying lunch at Værtshuset Bærums Verk on the way. Spend the night at the famed Dr. Holms Hotel in the heart of Geilo. Don’t forget to try one of the hotel’s spa treatments!
Day 6. Distance 184 km
Geilo to Stalheim/Voss. Drive across the Hardangervidda plateau. Stop off in Øvre Eidfjord and visit the Hardangervidda Natursenter. Continue to either Stalheim or Voss and spend the night at the Stalheim Hotel or Fleischer’s Hotel in Voss.
Day 7. Distance 140 km
Stalheim/Voss to Bergen. Experience the old Hanseatic wharf at Bryggen, Mount Fløyen and the famous fish market. Have lunch at Fløien Folkerestaurant and dine at Bryggen Tracteursted before settling down for the night at the Hotel Park or Grand Hotel Terminus.
Travel route: Oslo-Geilo-Hardangervidda-Stalheim/Voss-Bergen-Haugesund-Stavanger-Fevik-Sandefjord-Oslo
Distance: 1335 km
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Norway up and down by sea
Day 1. Distance 350 km
Oslo to Kongsvold. Spend the night at Kongsvold Fjeldstue in the Dovrefjell mountains.
Day 2. Distance 120 km
Start the day with a musk ox safari, before continuing to Orkanger and the Bårdshaug Herregård country hotel. Take a trip on the vintage Thamshavn railway.
Day 3. Distance 42 km
Bårdshaug to Trondheim. Drive on board the Hurtigruten coastal express, which departs at 12:00 noon.
Day 4. Ferry
Arrive in Bodø at 12:30.Take the ferry to Svolvær and discover the genuine Lofoten. Overnight stay and dinner at Anker Brygge.
Day 5. Distance 350 km + ferry
Ferry to Bodø. Drive south to Mosjøen, with a visit to the Arctic Circle Centre recommended along the way. Spend the night at Northern Norway’s oldest hotel, Fru Haugans Hotel.
Day 6. Distance 400 km
Mosjøen to Selbu. On the way, pay a visit to Stiklestad National Culture Centre. Stay the night at Selbusjøen Hotell & Gjestegård.
Day 7. Distance 140 km
Selbu to Røros. The trip goes via Røros, which is on Unesco´s World Heritage List. Stay at the Vertshuset Røros.
Day 8. Distance 390 km
Røros to Ringerike. Drive along Lake Femund to Sundvolden Hotel, where good food and a comfortable bed await you.
Travel route: Oslo-Orkanger-Trondheim-Hurtigruten-Bodø-Lofoten-Mosjøen-Selbu-Røros-Ringerike-Oslo
Distance: 1792 km
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Norway at its most beautiful
- rich in culture, nature and culinary experiences
Day 1. Enjoy dinner – prepared by some of Norway’s finest chefs
Skarsnuten serves honest, rustic food, prepared by some of Norway’s finest chefs, and has an excellent, plentiful wine cellar. The atmosphere and the view over a mountain landscape alone are enough to loosen shoulders. An evening at Skarsnuten will leave you relaxed and energetic. After a good night’s sleep and a delicious breakfast provided by the hotel the next morning, you will be ready to explore beautiful Hemsedal.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 2. Mountain trip or fishing in clear mountain lakes
We recommend a walk or a fishing trip in the mountains, Hemsedal offers many opportunities depending on how you feel and how ambitious you are.
Fish in one of Norway’s best trout rivers
If you want to try your luck fishing, Hemsedal’s Hemslia is one of Norway’s best trout rivers. There are all of 18 lakes and four rivers and streams where you can fish in peaceful surroundings and plentiful fresh mountain air, in anticipation, of course, of a nibble from that fine fat mountain trout.
Top 20 - Hemsedal has a hiking programme, Top 20, which with marked trails and a map will take you to the top of any of Hemsedal’s many beautiful mountain summits. The easier trails are marked in green, and more advanced trails in black. The Top 20 trip to Veslehorn (1300 m) takes you through dramatic terrain to see the impressive Hydnefossen, beautiful mountain lakes and an exquisite panorama of Hemsedal. With the Hemsedal Card, a guide is provided free of charge. More information about this below. Hemsedal bygdatun is a set of farm buildings from about 1730 that is beautifully situated on the mountainside at Ulsåk. Bring a snack to enjoy with coffee, enjoy the view and the smell of tar that comes from these wonderful old cultural buildings. Back at the hotel, a sauna is the just the thing for sore muscles, or simply for refreshment. Enjoy a beer afterwards. The evening and a leisurely, delicious dinner await you. Visiting Skarsnuten is a holiday in itself, whether you admire art, architecture or simply the snug warmth of a fireplace.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 3. Cycling on quiet mountain roads or visiting a mountain farm
Cycle in to the mountains along the quiet mountain farm roads at Gravset. Skogshorn, at 1729 m, towers as a landmark in the distance. Food and drink in the form of delicious mountain farm food (kvikaku and flat bread for example) are available at Ulsåkstølen. Take part in a day of baking at this mountain farm and learn how to prepare traditional food the old way. The Hemsedal Card offers many activities free of charge Make use of the opportunity to participate in some of Hemsedal’s many other activities for free. The Hemsedal Card offers 100% discount on seven activities: a free roundtrip on the lift at Hemsedal ski centre, a guided mountain trip, a visit to Ulsåkstølen and Hemsedal bygdatun, or tennis, mini-golf or bowling. Those who wish to play a round of golf in striking surroundings can of course play a round or more at the two nearest golf courses: Golf Hemsedal and Hemsedal Golf Alpin.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 4. 900-year-old stave church and metres of snow
The next day’s activities begin with a car trip over the beautiful Hemsedal Mountain and down to the fjords. The lowland of the eastern part of southern Norway lie behind you, and ahead awaits the wildly beautiful nature of western Norway. Stop along the way to visit the over 900 year old stave church at Borgund, which is a splendid example of this type of architecture. Take a walk in the idyllic old part of Lærdalsøyri, between picturesque wooden houses and well-kept small gardens. Drive further over the mountain on the spectacular snow road between Lærdal and Aurland on the way to Flåm.
Overnight accommodation by the fjord at
Fretheim Hotel in Flåm.
Day 5: Norway in a nutshell – The Flåm railway and a cruise on Sognefjord
Car trip Flåm - Voss. Flåm railway
The train trip on Flåm railway is one of the high points of the trip. In transit, you have a view of some of the most magnificent Norwegian mountain landscape to be found, with a continuously changing panorama of high mountains and thundering waterfalls. The train runs slowly or stops at the finest vantage points.
Nærøyfjord is on UNESCO’s World Heritage List: Arriving at idyllic Flåm, there is time to wander around a bit before the journey continues by ship to Aurlandsfjord and into the Nærøyfjord, the narrowest fjord in Europe. Surrounded by mountains up to 1800 metreshigh, this fjord arm of Sognefjord is spectacular. At the most narrow, it is only 250 metres wide. Nærøyfjord has been inscribed in the prestigious UNESCO World Heritage List. Along the way, there are views of small farms clinging to mountain ledges in this steep terrain. If you are lucky, perhaps you will see some playful seals before the ship docks at Gudvangen. Bus back to Flåm from Gudvangen.
The evening may be used for pleasant walks in the nearby area.
Overnight accommodation at
Fretheim Hotel in Flåm.
Day 6. Bryggen in Bergen and the Queen of Norwegian fjords
Car trip Flåm - Gudvangen - Voss - Bergen
Use the day to explore Bergen, this special town where the Hanseatic League maintained a foreign office. Explore the narrow alleyways between buildings on the dock that were constructed after the great fire of 1702, in the same style as previous buildings raised by Hanseatic tradesmen between 1350 and 1764. Bryggen is inscribed in UNESCO’s World Heritage List of cultural sites most worthy of preservation. Local fishermen stand ready to sell you Bergen’s best fish at the fish market. Buy a bag of freshly cooked shrimps, some freshly baked bread from a bakery and enjoy a picnic on the edge of the dock.
Fløibanen
If you want a fantastic view of the city, Fløibanen is well worth a visit. An eight-minute ride on this unique funicular takes you to the top of the Fløien Mountain (320 m), where there is a panorama view of the city and the area surrounding it. There are excellent walking terrain and good trails, a pleasant restaurant and frequent summer concerts. Drive via Hardanger to Geilo in the afternoon. The Queen of the Norwegian fjords, Hardanger- fjord, welcomes you. Come in early summer and you will see lush flowering fruit trees stretching right down to the beautiful arms of the fjord. The flowering of Hardanger’s fruit trees is widely known for its beauty. Stop at one of Norway’s most visited nature-based tourist attractions, Vøringsfossen on the way to Geilo. The water falls freely for 182 metres and is an impressive sight.
Overnight accommodation at
Dr. Holms Hotel, Geilo.
Day 7. National costumes, rose painting and Viking burial mounds
After a leisurely, pleasant breakfast, a walk along the 12 km nature and culture trail Ustedalsfjorden Rundt awaits you. Here you will see cultural monuments one after the other. Geilojordet with its 200-300 year old buildings, Fekjo Cultural & Heritage Park where you will find Viking burial mounds.
Hol Bygdemuseum: Old farms often had many small buildings, up to 10 or 12. Hol Bygdemuseum has a 200-300 year old farmyard with all the buildings that belong to it. The exhibition halls show traditional costumes, rose painted objects and tools of various sorts. The community museums have much to tell about the old farming communities and how people lived in bygone
days. Visit the museum and allow yourself plenty of time.
The afternoon is open for recreation and time at the Dr. Holms Hotel, SPA or moose safari.
This is an exciting excursion and a search for the king of the forest, the moose. The trip includes transport to wooded terrain where there is the greatest chance to spot a moose nearby.
Overnight accommodation at
Dr. Holms Hotel, Geilo.
Day 8: Mountain hiking and SPA
Enjoy the day in a pleasant mountain village or come along on a guided mountain hike with Hardangervidda Fjellguiding. Historic tales, beautiful nature and information about local flora and fauna are everything you need for a memorable mountain hike. Guided mountain trips every Saturday.
Round off the afternoon with a relaxing visit to the SPA at Dr. Holms Hotel.
Overnight accommodation at
Dr. Holms Hotel, Geilo.
Day 9. Travel home
Travel route: Oslo – Hemsedal – Sognefjorden / Flåm – Bergen - Hardanger – Geilo - Oslo
Distance: ca. 100 mil
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The Adventure Road
Activities in the midst of a wild, spectacular nature
- rich in culture, nature and culinary experiences
Day 1. Enjoy the evening Take this evening to relax and gather strength for the next day’s mountain climbing. Skarsnuten serves honest, rustic food, prepared by some of Norway’s finest chefs, and has an excellent, plentiful wine cellar. The atmosphere and the view out over a mountain landscape alone are enough to loosen shoulders. An evening at Skarsnuten will leave you relaxed and energetic. After a good night’s sleep and the delicious breakfast provided by the hotel the next morning, it is off to the mountain summit.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 2. Via Ferrata - to the top! Meet at 11.00 just outside Skarsnuten Hotel. Today your destination is the Vesle Røggin summit – Via Ferrata starts here. Experienced guides will meet guests on a mountain ledge, with safety equipment and climbing harnesses for everyone. The trail has varying degrees of difficulty, but not too difficult – everyone has a real chance at mastering the route up to the top. With the help of metal staples, wire and ladders, participants make their way step by step up the mountain wall. Somewhat strenuous and a bit scary, but the experience of mastery keeps people climbing. After three hours, the first person will place his or her feet on the mountain summit. The experience of a personal victory brings a smile to everyone’s face. Hemsedal lies far below, on Vesle Røggin sit the kings (and queens) of the mountain.
Norske Opplevelser in Hemsedal is the only provider in Scandinavia of this type of summit climbing, which has become quite popular in the Alps. Back at the hotel, a sauna will sooth sore muscles and improve circulation. Enjoy a beer afterwards; the evening and a leisurely, delicious dinner remain.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 3. Hike in beautiful mountain terrain or take a chairlift to the top
There are many opportunities and the day is yours!
We recommend an easy mountain hike or bicycle trip – Hemsedal’s nature offers many opportunities, all depending upon how you feel and how ambitious you are. Hemsedal’s hiking programme, Top 20, well-marked trails and a map, will help you reach any one of Hemsedal’s many beautiful mountain summits. Take advantage of Hemsedal’s many other activities as well – free of charge! The Hemsedal Card is a special offer that provides 100% discount on seven exciting activities: a free round-trip on the chairlift at Hemsedal Ski Centre, a guided mountain hike, a visit to Ulsåkstølen or the Hemsedal bygdatun, as well as free entrance for tennis, mini-golf and bowling. Those who wish to play a round of golf in striking surroundings or take a horseback trip can try our two nearest golf courses or any one of many opportunities for horseback riding. Paragliding and mountain climbing are also available to those who want more air under their wings.
Overnight accommodation at
Skarsnuten Hotel, Hemsedal.
Day 4. – narrow, spectacular – and on UNESCO’s World Heritage List Drive over Hemsedalfjell passing by Borgund Stave Church, through the worlds longest road tunnel the Lærdal tunnel, 24 km or over the mountain on the spectacular Snow Road through Lærdal and Auland to Underdal (2 hours). Underdal is a small village with a population of 130 people and 500 goats. Visit Underdal Church, built in 1147 and Norway’s smallest stave church. MS Sognefjell will take you on a cruise lasting almost three hours from Underdal to Styvi in Næringsfjord and then back again. New this year is an oppor-tunity to disembark from the ship at Bleiklinge, far up the fjord, to walk this is Norwegian nature and Norway at its very best. Return by car from Undredal to Flåm and enjoy a ride on the Flåm railway – the train climbs 850 m up the mountain. Car trip Flåm - Gudvangen – Voss – Bergen
Overnight accommodation at
Grand Hotel Terminus, Bergen.
Day 5. Bryggen and the fish market in Bergen Use the day to explore Bergen, this special town where the Hanseatic League maintained a foreign office. Explore the narrow alleyways between the buildings on the dock that were constructed after the great fire of 1702, in the same style as previous buildings raised by Hanseatic tradesmen between 1350 and 1764. Bryggen has been inscribed in UNESCO’s World Heritage List of cultural sites most worthy of preservation. Local fishermen stand ready to sell you Bergen’s best fish at the fish market. Buy a bag of freshly cooked shrimps, some freshly baked bread from a bakery and enjoy a picnic on the edge of the dock. Mmmm…
Overnight accommodation at
Grand Hotel Terminus, Bergen.
Day 6. Paddling near the fjord or summertime skiing
Car trip Bergen – Hardanger.
The Queen of the Norwegian fjords, Hardangerfjord, welcomes you. Come in early summer and you will see lush flowering fruit trees stretching right down to the beautiful arms of the fjord. The flowering of Hardanger’s fruit trees is widely known for its beauty. The nature of the area is conducive to many exciting and different water- and snowrelated activities. A kayak on the fjord will bring you close to the elements. Waterfalls gushing down mountainsides, seagulls screeching above you, and if you are lucky, perhaps the head of a curious seal will pop up from the depths of the fjord to inspect you. River paddling near Eidfjord or glacier hiking and skiing on Folgefonna are available to those who want more speed and excitement. Stop at one of Norway’s most visited natural tourist attractions, Vøringsfossen on the way to Geilo. Water falls freely for 182 metres here and is an impressive sight.
Overnight accommodation at
Bardøla Hotel, Geilo.
Day 7. Rafting in freshwater rivers and speedy motor-sport fun
A stomach full of butterflies, you let loose a great belly laugh. Follow the directions shouted by the guide – there is enough to do just staying inside the raft. The rubber boats hop and dance down the rapids – you are rafting on Numedalslågen! Excursions rafting down wild rapids or family-friendly trips in calmer waters are offered by several enterprises. Safety is taken good care of by experienced instructors. Combine rafting with motor-sport activities at Dagali Airport. Retrieve your childhood with your children and try speedy fun with four-wheelers, or fully equipped racing cars.
Overnight accommodation at
Bardøla Hotel, Geilo.
Day 8. Cycling along Rallarvegen or glacier hiking on the roof of Norway From the easiest to the truly challenging routes, Geilo provides bicycle enthusiasts with just about anything they want. Spend the day cycling along Norway’s most popular bicycle route, or tear around on the downhill slopes at PinkPark bicycle park. Rallarvegen or the old navvy road, is the most cycled route in Norway. It winds through magnificent high mountain terrain from Haugastøl via Finse and down to the fjord at Flåm. The trip offers both superb nature and an experience of a cultural monument – the road was built by hand and used for transport during the construction of the Bergen Railway, which opened in 1909. If you find snow and ice more tempting, join a group for glacier hiking on Hardangerjøkulen. Crampons, ice axes and ropes will enable you to see the spectacular blue ice for yourself. Glacier hiking is arranged as a day-tour from Geilo by train to Finse.
Overnight accommodation at
Bardøla Hotel, Geilo.
Day 9. Travel home
Travel route: Oslo – Hemsedal – Sognefjorden - Bergen – Hardangerfjorden – Geilo - Oslo
Distance: ca. 1000 km
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The Adenture Road
A historical journey in Norway
Day 1. Distance 275 km
Arrival / departure
Oslo. Drive from Oslo to Øyer. Spend the night in
Nermo Hotell near Hafjell.
Day 2. Distance 100 km
Fefor to
Lom. Visit Fossheim Steinsenter (stone centre) and Lom Stave Church. Spend the night at
Fossheim Turisthotell and experience its fantastic cuisine.
Day 3. Distance 188 km
Lom to
Norangsdalen. Stay the night at the
Hotel Union Øye, which has been hailed as one of the world’s most authentic historic experiences.
Day 4. Distance 97 km / 213 km
Norangsdalen to Sandane. Spend the night at
Gloppen Hotell, originally created for English lords, or drive on and stay at the romantic
Walaker Hotel in Solvorn.
Day 5. Distance 259 km / 239 km
Solvorn to
Bergen, spend the night at
Hotel Park or
Grand Hotel Terminus. If you prefer to stay a little way outside the centre,
Solstrand Hotel & Bad is an excellent option.
Day 6. Distance 123 km / 140 km
Bergen -
Hardanger. Spend the night at Norway’s oldest hotel,
Utne Hotel with magnificent views of the Hardangerfjord.
Day 7. Distance 258 km / 248 km
Hardanger -
Sandnes. Stay the night at the beautiful
Kronen Gaard Hotell, or at
Sola Strand Hotel right by Norway’s best beach. Stop on the way to visit the Utstein Kloster monastery at Mosterøy for a guided tour and lunch. In the evening, dine in Stavanger at delightful, historic Charlottenlund.
Day 8. Distance 290 km / 297 km
Sandnes - Fevik. Spend the night at the
Strand Hotel Fevik or stop in the pretty little seaside town of
Lillesand and stay at the
Lillesand Hotel Norge. Punctuate your trip with visits to other charming little resorts along the way.
Day 9. Distance 295 km / 209 km
Fevik -
Oslo/
Moss. End the trip on
Losby Gods just outside of Oslo, or on
Hotell Refsnes Gods near Moss. Losby Gods has its own golf facility with two courses, 9-hole and 18-hole. Hotell Refsnes Gods is widely known for its cuisine and has a unique art collection, with 400 original works of art to decorate all the hotel rooms and communal areas.
Travel route: Oslo - Vinstra - Lom - Norangsdalen - Sandane - Bergen - Hardanger - Sandnes - Fevik - Moss - Oslo
Distance: ca. 1880 km
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