The North Sea in Bergen, Norway offers a stunning landscape, with a wide range of dramatic coastal views and seaside villages. Stop at Rubenesque, located in mainland Norway and part of Helgeland and Lofoten, to get amazing views of the North Sea.
From there, you can head further south, towards Vestfjorden, to find Bergen, a thriving port city that is framed by scenic vistas of the surrounding fjords, mountains, and the sea. Along the way, make sure to replicate photos of the coastal journey that are often associated with Norway: picturesque lonely wooden fishing shanties, picturesque beaches, and small fishing settlements. Close to Bergen is the Sognefjord, the ends of which are bordered by dramatic cliff formations and the scenic villages of Vik and Måløy. The Stølsheimen mountains lie between the two fjords and make for excellent hiking and trekking spots, in addition to breathtaking bird's-eye views of the landscape around. If you are looking for adventure, the Norwegian Adventure Coast lies on the opposite side of the fjord. Here you can explore the rural villages of Selje and Silda and climb the Kråkenes Lighthouse for breathtaking views. Even better, during the summer months, long days with white sand beaches, coastline paths, and an abundance of quaint little villages can make it a perfect spot for soaking in the Norwegian sun.
From there, you can head further south, towards Vestfjorden, to find Bergen, a thriving port city that is framed by scenic vistas of the surrounding fjords, mountains, and the sea. Along the way, make sure to replicate photos of the coastal journey that are often associated with Norway: picturesque lonely wooden fishing shanties, picturesque beaches, and small fishing settlements. Close to Bergen is the Sognefjord, the ends of which are bordered by dramatic cliff formations and the scenic villages of Vik and Måløy. The Stølsheimen mountains lie between the two fjords and make for excellent hiking and trekking spots, in addition to breathtaking bird's-eye views of the landscape around. If you are looking for adventure, the Norwegian Adventure Coast lies on the opposite side of the fjord. Here you can explore the rural villages of Selje and Silda and climb the Kråkenes Lighthouse for breathtaking views. Even better, during the summer months, long days with white sand beaches, coastline paths, and an abundance of quaint little villages can make it a perfect spot for soaking in the Norwegian sun.
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