Norway’s fjords by rail and ferry: a slow guide
How to link Bergen, Flåm and Geiranger without a car, and the one ferry you must not miss.
Who travels with us, how fit you need to be and what happens if you do not get on with the group.
Most of our travellers have never joined a group trip before. They worry about being herded, about the other people and about losing their freedom. Here are the questions we hear most, answered honestly.
Our average group is nine people aged between 30 and 70. About a third travel solo.
Roughly a third of every trip is free time, and you can always skip an activity.
A small group opens doors a large one never can: a family kitchen, a private boat, a table for ten in a tiny bar.
It happens rarely, and your guide is trained to keep the group relaxed. Most travellers leave with at least one lifelong friend.
How to link Bergen, Flåm and Geiranger without a car, and the one ferry you must not miss.
Wind, refugios and the dawn climb to the towers. Honest advice from twenty seasons on the trail.
Skip the day boats and sail Lan Ha Bay instead. Our favourite overnight route, step by step.
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