Vestland
in Norway

Vestland is classic fjord country, where deep inlets cut through steep mountains and small communities cling to the edges. Bergen acts as the main gateway, but the real appeal lies in ferry routes, scenic drives, and hikes above the water. It’s dramatic, changeable, and built for travellers who don’t mind braving the elements.

how long to go for

a long weekend, a week

when to go

april, may, june, july, august, september

holidays

Maundy Thursday, Labour Day, Constitution Day

how to get there

Fly into Bergen Airport or Oslo Airport, then continue by train, car, or ferry into Vestland.

how to get around

by car, by train

nice to know

Vestland is one of Norway’s wettest regions, which keeps waterfalls full and landscapes intensely green.

local language

Norwegian

currency

Norwegian krone

in an emergency

call 112

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Fjaerland Fjordstove

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The small farming town of Fjærland on Norway's Sognefjord comes to life in summer when glacier walkers arrive, and this traditional all-white building is the place to stay. Fourteen homely bedrooms, fjord views from every window, and a farm-to-table restaurant with an edimental garden where even the ornamental plants are edible. Borrow scissors to cut herbs for evening tea. A floating sauna nearby is a must.

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