Spring
As the snow melts, waterfalls are at their most powerful and fruit trees begin to blossom along the fjords. Longer days and fewer visitors make spring an attractive season for exploring the region. © Fred Jonny Hammerø / Møre og Romsdal fylke
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Summer
Long summer days open up countless ways to experience the fjords, from cruises and scenic journeys to hiking and kayaking. It is the classic Fjord Norway season, with nature and outdoor experiences taking centre stage.
© Håvard Myklebust
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Autumn
Autumn brings changing colours, crisp air and a quieter atmosphere to the fjords. Hiking, outdoor experiences and seasonal food offer new possibilities for programmes beyond the main summer months.
© Fjord Norway Sverre Hjørnevik Visit Flåm
Winter
Winter reveals a different side of Fjord Norway, with dramatic fjord landscapes framed by snow-covered mountains. Skiing and winter activities can be combined with fjord experiences, culture and city stays for distinctive winter itineraries.
© Håvard Myklebust
Extend the season
Look beyond the traditional summer programme and discover products for spring, autumn and winter. © Ruben Soltvedt, Lars Korvald
Add new experiences
Combine iconic fjords with outdoor activities, food, culture, scenic journeys and lesser-known places. © Sabi Omakase
Build stronger itineraries
Meet accommodation providers, activity companies, attractions and destinations that can complement existing Norway programmes. © Elin Engelsvoll