Fjord
Geirangerfjord
UNESCO World Heritage fjord, 15 km of emerald water flanked by 1,400-metre cliffs and thundering waterfalls including the legendary Seven Sisters.
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Norway
Natural Places in Norway
Discover Norway's extraordinary natural landscapes — from the legendary fjords of the west coast to the Arctic wilderness of the far north. Norse mythology and modern adventure converge in a country where glaciers calve into UNESCO-listed waterways and the Northern Lights dance above ancient fishing villages.
All Natural Places in Norway
6 places to discover
Fjord
Fjord
Nærøyfjord
The world's narrowest navigable fjord — just 250 metres wide — with cliffs rising 1,700 metres above the water, a UNESCO World Heritage site of incomparable intimacy.
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Island
Lofoten Islands
Arctic archipelago of knife-edged granite peaks, red fishing villages, white sand beaches, and world-class Northern Lights — Norway's most photographed landscape.
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Cape
North Cape
A 307-metre basalt cliff at the northernmost tip of mainland Europe, where the midnight sun never sets in summer and polar night brings the aurora to an edge of the world.
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Wilderness
Senja Island
Norway in miniature — Alpine peaks dropping to Arctic fjords, northern lights, orca and humpback whale watching in autumn, and dramatic mountain hikes with a fraction of Lofoten's crowds.
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Fjord
Hardangerfjord
Norway's orchard fjord — 179 km of glacier-carved water flanked by apple and cherry orchards blooming in May, with Trolltunga, Vøringsfossen, and the vast Hardangervidda plateau above.
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