With scheduled buses, fjord boats and trains, is it easy to get to Flåm.
Fjord1 coaches go regular to and from Flåm out trough the districts; most of the coaches connect with the trains and the scheduled buses stops next to the train station.
Nor-Way Bussekspress takes you all the way from Flåm to Oslo or Bergen; they run between four and six times a day to/from Flåm.
Flåm Station is situated in the middle of Flam, and it is easy to go to Bergen or Oslo from here. The Flåm Railway runs between eight and ten times a day in the summer from May until October, and four times a day in the winter season. The Flåm Railway connects in Myrdal with most trains on the Bergen Railway, running between Oslo and Bergen. The Bergen Railway is operated by the Norwegian State Railways (NSB).
The nearest airport is Sogndal Airport Haukåsen, approximately 70 kilometres from Flåm. From Sogndal Airport Haukåsen there are daily arrivals and departures with Widerøe to/from both Oslo and Bergen. Flight time approximately 50 minutes.
Fjord1 operates most of the scheduled boats and car ferries in the Sognefjord area. There is an express boat service between Flåm and Balestrand/Bergen from the beginning of May until the end of September.
Scheduled passenger ferries on the UNESCO protected Nærøyfjord between Flåm/Aurland and Gudvangen operated by Fjord1 all year.
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Flåm is located in the heart of Western Norway, easily accessible by car, bus, boat or train.
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