Nordfjord

A natural playground

In Nordfjord you are greeted by a beautiful stretch of coastline, towering mountains and the biggest glacier on mainland Europe, Jostedalsbreen.

Dynamic Variation:

Briksdalsbreen

Bjarte Haugen

Hornindal

Espen Mills

Gloppen

Espen Mills

Selja

Thomas Bickhardt / Bickfoto

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Both Sandane Airport and Ørsta-Volda Airport are located centrally when you are going to Nordfjord. The airports have direct flights from Bergen (1 hour) and Oslo (1 hour), and corresponding flights to many Norwegian cities.
Ålesund Airport lies two hours and 30 minutes by car from Nordfjord, and offers good connections to Oslo and other Norwegian and European cities.

There are daily bus departures to Nordfjord from Bergen (5 hours), Ålesund (3 hours), Trondheim (7,5 hours) and Oslo (8 hours).
If you choose to go by car from Oslo or Trondheim, follow the E6 to Otta, and then the Rv15 until you reach Stryn. From Oslo it is also possible to drive the E16 via Sogn. From Bergen and Ålesund, take the E39.

You can take the train from Oslo or Trondheim, with connection in Otta. The trip continues on to Nordfjord by bus.
You can also go by train to Flåm, and take the bus to Nordfjord.

There are three ferry crossings in Nordfjord: Lote - Anda, Stårheim - Isane and Måløy - Oldeide.
The long-established Hurtigruten, the Norwegian Coastal Voyage, calls daily at Måløy on both its northbound and southbound voyages.
There are also daily express boats from Bergen to Måløy and Selje.

There is no need to wait until you´re here to find out what you´d like to do.