The fjords of Norway have been consistently voted as one of the world’s top travel destinations. There are so many things to enjoy in these destinations, including spectacular scenery, hiking, boat trips, and a lot more fun and adventure. If you find yourself in the country for any reason, it will be fulfilling to visit one of these geological features. So which are the very best fjords in Norway to visit? 

Here are the ones we recommend: 

Geirangerfjord 

This is undoubtedly Norway’s most famous fjord, and there are good reasons for that. It has appeared in many movies and remains one of the country’s most visited tourist attractions. It forms part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has a lot to offer visitors. 

Sognefjord 

This is officially the longest fjord in Norway, stretching out in shades of brilliant blue and emerald green for more than 200 kilometers. There are several things to see in the region with some excellent hiking trails for adventurous individuals. You will also find great views.  

Hardangerfjord 

This is the second longest fjord in Norway, and it has a lot to offer, other than its size. The picturesque village of Odda is part of Hardangerfjord and serves as a great place for sightseeing and several exciting outdoor activities. It is also home to the Trolltunga, the special rock formation that attracts tens of thousands of hikers to the region. You can stay at Odda camp if you need affordable accommodation while spending time in the region. 

Aurlandsfjord

This is one of the most beautiful fjords in Norway and is part also part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is one of Norway’s most photographed fjords, and this is partly due to the number of tourists that visit the tourist village of Flåm. The fjord itself is very beautiful, with the surrounding mountains soaring over 1,500 meters above sea level. 

Nærøyfjord 

Considered as a part of Sognefjord, this is also one of the fjords that make up a World Heritage Site. It is just 17km long and is extremely narrow. The mountains surrounding the water here rise more than a kilometer above the waterline, making this one of the most dramatic places in Norway. 

There you have it! Above are some of the best fjords in Norway. The fjords of Norway offer both residents and tourists lots of interesting things to do. There may be several other impressive fjords in Norway. However, we feel these are the best and are convinced you will find them impressive. If you visit any of these places, you are guaranteed to have a wonderful experience.