Package holiday to Western Norway
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The best time to visit Western Norway is June to August for fjord tours and hiking, May for fruit blossom, September for quiet autumn colors. In summer: Mild, 15-22°C, long days, changeable with rain (Bergen: 240 rainy days/year), but spectacular light. In winter: Cool and damp, 0-5°C at the coast, much rain, fjords still impressive, few tourists.
Best travel time
June to August for fjord tours and hiking, May for fruit blossom, September for quiet autumn colors
Summer
Mild, 15-22°C, long days, changeable with rain (Bergen: 240 rainy days/year), but spectacular light
Winter
Cool and damp, 0-5°C at the coast, much rain, fjords still impressive, few tourists
Highlights
breathtaking nature, first-class relaxation options
Is a package holiday to Western Norway worth it?
Western Norway is the essence of the Norwegian fjord landscape – a scenery of overwhelming drama, where emerald-green fjords cut kilometers deep into the land, waterfalls plunge hundreds of meters down, and snow-covered peaks rise directly from sea level. For German travelers, Western Norway is the ultimate nature destination in Europe, a place that exceeds even the boldest expectations for landscape and adventure.
The Sognefjord, at 204 kilometers long and up to 1,308 meters deep, is the longest and deepest fjord in Europe and the heart of the region. Its branches – the Nærøyfjord (UNESCO World Heritage) and the Aurlandsfjord – narrow to just 250 meters wide and offer breathtaking views from the excursion boats: vertical cliffs rising over 1,000 meters, waterfalls cascading down the cliffs like silver threads, and tiny mountain farms clinging to impossibly steep slopes.
The Hardangerfjord, Norway's second-longest fjord, is known for its orchards, which bloom in May, transforming the fjord into a sea of pink and white blossoms. The Trolltunga, a rock ledge jutting out over the abyss at 1,100 meters above Lake Ringedalsvatnet, has become one of Europe's most spectacular hikes – the 22-kilometer tour is challenging, but the view from the rock nose is indescribable.
Bergen, the gateway to the fjords, is one of Norway's most beautiful cities with the UNESCO World Heritage site Bryggen, the colorful wooden houses by the harbor, the fish market, and a vibrant cultural scene. The famous Flåm Railway winds from Myrdal through 20 tunnels and over spectacular bridges down into the Aurland Valley and is considered one of the steepest standard gauge railways in the world.
Travel for German tourists is possible by flight to Bergen or by ferry from Kiel to Oslo and then via scenic routes westward. A rental car is recommended to explore the many panoramic roads and hidden fjord arms.
Western Norway particularly impresses with breathtaking nature, first-class relaxation options. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.
What are the highlights of Western Norway?
Europe's longest fjord with the UNESCO-protected Nærøyfjord – emerald green water between 1,000 meter high cliffs
Spectacular rock ledge jutting over the abyss – 1,100 meters above the lake, one of Europe's most iconic hikes
One of the steepest railways in the world through 20 tunnels from the mountain station down into the Aurland Valley
UNESCO World Heritage site with colorful wooden houses by the harbor, Norway's most photogenic landmark and gateway to the fjords
In May, thousands of fruit trees bloom along the fjord – one of the most beautiful landscapes in Scandinavia
Legendary rock ledge 604 meters above the Lysefjord, accessible by hike from the Stavanger region
How much does a package holiday to Western Norway and surrounding area cost?
Currently, offers for Western Norway and surrounding area start at 2,778 €. The average offer price is around 2,925 € (2 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).
How well are the hotels in Western Norway and surrounding area rated?
The 1 rated accommodations in Western Norway and surrounding area have an average recommendation of 99 %.
Which tools help you plan your Western Norway holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to Western Norway: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
Which other package holiday destinations are there in Norway?
Besides Western Norway, there are more package holidays destinations in Norway with their own page and price comparison: Norwegian Fjords, Geirangerfjord, Lofoten and Bergen and 2 more.
