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How to get here

This innermost half of the Sognefjord lies in the centre of Southern Norway on the border between the Eastern and Western parts of the country.

In previous times, travelling on the fjord itself was virtually the only way of getting to the area, but modern roads have gradually made it easy to get here from all parts of the country. Nowadays, if you choose one of the shortest routes to the fjord, it is only a 2 to 3-hour drive from Bergen, 4 to 5 hours from Oslo and 5 to 6 hours from Trondheim.

By air

By air

Widerøe has several daily direct flights from Oslo and Bergen to Sogndal Airport all year. Flights take about 30 min. from Bergen and 45 min. from Oslo. There are also several other services to and from Sogndal.
By car

By car to Sognefjord

It is easy to get to the Sognefjord by car from every part of Norway, and you can choose between many different routes. 


By express boat

By express boat

Modern express boats depart Bergen city centre for Sogndal daily throughout the year. On the trip up the fjord the boats call at several villages including Vik, Balestrand and Leikanger.
By train

By train

There are several daily connections from/to Bergen and Oslo via the breathtakingly steep Flåm Railway, which runs from Myrdal station up in the mountains all the way down to Flåm station by the fjord.


Express bus

Express bus

Comfortable express buses run daily to and from the Sognefjord area all year. Once on board, you can just relax and enjoy the view. See timetables, or call (+47) 57 65 95 12 or contact the relevant tourist information office.

Changed   10/1/2009    
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