Here you will find many of the most asked questions on our tour packages on Fjord Mountain Route. Feeling you are still stepping in the dark? Drop us an email, or use the contact form in the "Contact Us" section.

What is the Fjord Mountain Route?

The Fjord Mountain Route is a scenic travel concept connecting the fjords and mountains of Norway without the need for a car. The route links famous fjord destinations such as Gudvangen, Flåm, Aurland and Lærdal with the high mountain areas around Filefjell and Jotunheimen.

It is ideal for travellers who want to experience Norway by public transport, with time for hiking, cycling, cultural stops and local accommodation along the way.

Do I need a car to travel the Fjord Mountain Route?

No. The Fjord Mountain Route is designed for travellers who want to explore Norway without a car. The route uses scheduled bus transport and connects with other public transport options, making it possible to travel more sustainably between fjords, valleys and mountains between Oslo and Bergen.

Who is the Fjord Mountain Route suitable for?

The route is suitable for independent travellers, couples, small groups and active holidaymakers who enjoy nature, local culture and slow travel. It is especially good for people who want to combine fjord experiences with hiking, cycling or mountain stays. You do not have to be an extreme outdoor person, but you should enjoy travelling independently and spending time in nature.

Is luggage transport included?

Luggage transport depends on the package or ticket you book. Some organised travel packages may include luggage transport between accommodations, while regular bus tickets normally do not include door-to-door luggage service.

Check the details of your specific itinerary before travelling.

Is Fjord Mountain Route environmentally friendly?

Our packages are designed as a more sustainable way to explore Norway. By using scheduled transport instead of a rental car, travellers can reduce traffic pressure in small fjord villages and mountain areas.

It also supports slower travel, local accommodation and experiences in smaller communities along the route, that support local tourism and communites.

What should I pack?

For summer travel in Norway, bring clothing for changing weather. Even in summer, mountain areas can be cool, windy or wet.

We recommend waterproof jacket and trousers, warm layers, good walking shoes, sun protection, water bottle and a small daypack. If you plan to hike or cycle, pack according to the activity level.

Is English information available?

Yes, the route is aimed at international travellers, and information is available in English. If you book a package, you will receive practical travel information before departure.