Electric Fjords Tour: Emission-Free Adventure from Bergen
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Overview
ALL ELECTRIC: Emission free tour to the World Heritage Fjords offers a special way to see Norway's beautiful nature. This tour uses only clean ways to travel: an electric car, an electric ferry, and trains that run on electricity. The journey starts and ends in Bergen, taking travelers to the Sognefjord area.
Guests will discover charming small towns, deep valleys, and amazing fjords surrounded by tall mountains. The ferry trip goes through the West-Norwegian Fjord Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Flåm railway takes everyone up to the mountains through the pretty Flåm valley. The driver-guide shares interesting facts about the sights and Norway. Expect about 10.5 hours for this trip.
Travelers will visit places like the Dale of Norway Factory, the town of Voss, and see the Tvindefossen Waterfall. Other stops include Stalheim, Gudvangen, the Viking Village of Njardarheimr, and the Nærøyfjord. The tour also features a ride on the famous Flåmsbana Railway and a stop in Myrdal. The tour includes bottled water, all tickets and fees, a professional guide, and travel in a private electric car. During the off-season, entrance to the Stalheim Folk Museum is also included. Lunch and tips are not included.




Highlights
Eco-Friendly Travel: Experience Norway's fjords with zero emissions, using electric car, ferry, and train.
UNESCO World Heritage: Cruise through the stunning West-Norwegian Fjord Landscape, a protected site.
Iconic Flåm Railway: Ride the famous Flåmsbana Railway through the breathtaking Flåm Valley.
Expert Local Guide: Learn about Norway's history and culture from a professional driver-guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally enjoyed the emission-free tour, highlighting the stunning scenery and knowledgeable guides. Some felt the tour was rushed and wanted more time at each location.

Customers loved the beautiful scenery and the smooth, quiet ride in the Tesla.
The guide was knowledgeable and friendly, making the tour fun and interesting.
Many reviewers were impressed by the eco-friendly aspect of the tour.
The Flåm Railway and fjord cruise were highlights for many visitors.
Some reviewers mentioned that the tour felt a bit rushed.
A few customers wished there was more time to explore each stop.
The Journey
Bergen
Begin your adventure in Bergen, 'The Gateway to the Fjords,' a city steeped in history dating back to 1070. As you traverse the city, you'll encounter historical and cultural landmarks that whisper tales of Bergen's rich past. Known for its colorful wooden houses, the UNESCO-listed Bryggen wharf, and its vibrant fish market, Bergen serves as the perfect launching point for your exploration of Norway's fjord region, offering a delightful blend of urban charm and natural beauty.
Dale of Norway Factory
Journey to Dale, home of the renowned 'Dale of Norway' sweater factory. Here, you'll have the opportunity to explore the factory outlet and discover authentic woolen souvenirs. 'Dale of Norway' is celebrated for its high-quality knitwear, intricate designs, and its role as the official outfitter for the Norwegian Olympic ski team, making this a unique cultural and shopping experience.
Voss
Pass through the charming town of Voss, a hub for extreme sports and rich historical heritage. Discover Vangskyrkja, a beautiful church dating back to 1277, and the ancient St. Olaf's cross from 1023. Voss is known for its stunning natural surroundings, attracting adventurers from around the globe. Whether stopping on the way to the Sognefjord or upon your return, Voss offers a glimpse into Norway's past and present.
Tvindefossen Waterfall
Witness the majestic Tvindefossen waterfall, a cascading spectacle of 110 meters (360 ft). Feel the mist as you approach this awe-inspiring force of nature, especially vibrant during autumn and spring when rainfall and melting snow maximize its flow. Legend has it that Tvindefossen's waters possess rejuvenating properties, making it a must-see natural wonder along your journey.
Stalheim
Experience the historical grandeur of Stalheim, a site intertwined with Norway's postal history since 1647. Explore the Stalheim Folk Museum, a private collection of ancient farm buildings dating back to the 1500s. A short walk leads to a breathtaking lookout point, offering panoramic views of the UNESCO-listed Nærøydalen valley. This vantage point allows you to capture the stunning vistas of the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord, showcasing the majestic beauty of Norway's fjords.
Gudvangen
Discover the enchanting village of Gudvangen, nestled at the end of the Nærøyfjord beneath the towering Kjelfossen waterfall (840 meters / 2755 feet). This idyllic village has captivated tourists since the 19th century with its stunning natural beauty and serene atmosphere. The village serves as a gateway to the Nærøyfjord and offers a unique glimpse into traditional Norwegian life.
Njardarheimr Viking Village
Optional: Immerse yourself in the Viking age at Njardarheimr, the Viking Village in Gudvangen. Engage in a guided tour, uncovering the history, culture, and society of the Vikings. Meet modern-day Vikings practicing authentic arts and crafts, providing an unforgettable and educational experience. Pre-booking is recommended to ensure your visit to this living history museum.
Nærøyfjord
Prepare to be mesmerized by the Nærøyfjord, one of Norway's and the world's most breathtaking fjords. Its pristine and unique beauty earned it a place on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2005. With towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and charming villages dotting its shores, the Nærøyfjord offers an unparalleled natural spectacle, making it a highlight of your Norwegian adventure. Enjoy a premium fjord cruise on an electric passenger ferry specially designed to admire this majestic landscape.
Flåm
Arrive in Flåm, a vibrant village located at the end of the Aurlandsfjord. Known as a bustling cruise ship destination, Flåm offers a contrast to the tranquil scenery with its souvenir shops, restaurants, and cafés. Here, you can explore a museum dedicated to the famous Flåmsbana railway and enjoy a delightful lunch after your fjord cruise. Flåm serves as the starting point for an unforgettable train journey into the heart of Norway's mountains.
Flåmsbana Railway
Embark on a spectacular train journey from Flåm to Myrdal on the renowned Flåmsbana railway. Ascend from sea level to 867 meters (2844 feet) above sea level, traversing some of Norway's most breathtaking landscapes. Witness the transformation of the lush Flåm valley into a dramatic canyon and then a gorge with near-vertical mountain walls. Marvel at the engineering feat that enabled the construction of this railway through such steep terrain, offering a unique and thrilling experience.
Myrdal
Arrive at Myrdal, a mountain railway station and transfer point, where you'll switch trains for your journey to Voss. While the car cannot reach Myrdal due to the absence of roads, the train ride offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Myrdal serves as a crucial link in your journey, connecting the Flåmsbana railway to the Bergen Railway, ensuring a seamless transition as you continue your adventure.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes bottled water, all necessary fees and taxes, tickets for the passenger ferry (premium fjord cruise), private electric car transportation between Bergen, Gudvangen, and Voss, a local professional driver-guide, and train tickets for the Flåm Railway (Flåm to Myrdal) and the Bergen Line (Myrdal to Voss). During the off-season, entrance to the Stalheim Folk Museum is also included. Lunch and gratuity are not included in the tour price. Please note that the Tesla Model X used on this tour is suitable for up to 6 passengers, but is recommended for a maximum of 3 adults for optimal comfort.
Hot Tip
Some travelers suggest bringing snacks or a packed lunch since there may not be much time to buy food at every stop. Also, wearing comfortable shoes is recommended, as there will be some walking involved at the different locations.