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Experience Norway’s stunning fjords and scenic train rides on this private day tour from Bergen, combining breathtaking views, cultural insights, and ultimate convenience.
If you’re dreaming of experiencing Norway’s iconic landscapes without the hassle of planning every detail yourself, this private day tour from Bergen might be just what you need. Combining the spectacular Flåmsbane scenic train ride, a fascinating fjord cruise, and a visit to the charming village of Flåm, it offers a seamless way to soak in some of the country’s most awe-inspiring sights—all with a dedicated guide and private transport.
What we love about this experience is its well-rounded approach: you get spectacular views, cultural insights, and plenty of photo opportunities—all in one day. Plus, the fact that it’s a private tour means you can tailor some parts of the day to your interests and travel at a relaxed pace.
One potential consideration is the lengthy duration—around 12 hours—so it’s best suited for travelers comfortable with a full day on the move. If you’re after an authentic, stress-free way to see Norway’s fjords and countryside with expert guidance, this tour offers excellent value. It’s especially ideal for those wanting an immersive experience with personalized service, stunning scenery, and a deep dive into Norway’s natural beauty.


This private tour offers a carefully curated itinerary designed to maximize the natural beauty and cultural richness of Western Norway. Starting early from your Bergen hotel, the journey immediately immerses you in the region’s stunning scenery. The pickup at 8:00 am ensures an efficient start, allowing you to make the most of your day.
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The first leg of the trip takes you through Norway’s lush countryside, with the drive to Voss serving as a warm-up for what’s ahead. The route is peppered with picturesque views—craggy hills, rushing rivers, and quaint farms—setting the tone for a day filled with incredible vistas.
From Voss, you’ll hop aboard the Voss to Myrdal train, part of the Bergen line. This segment is often overlooked but is a spectacular journey itself, offering panoramic windows that frame the snow-capped mountains and green valleys. The approximately one-hour ride is a teaser for the main event—the Flåmsbane.
The highlight for many travelers is the 2.5-hour Flåm railway from Myrdal to Flåm. Recognized globally as one of the most scenic train rides, it features steep gradients, sharp curves, and extraordinary views of waterfalls, fjords, and rugged cliffs. The guide’s commentary enriches the experience, pointing out noteworthy sights and sharing stories about the railway’s engineering marvels.
Travelers like Kevin, who reviewed this tour, appreciated the “friendly and professional” guide, making sure everyone got great angles for photos and interesting facts along the way. The train’s vantage points are perfect for snapping shots of the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Once in Flåm, you’ll have time to wander the charming village. Brightly painted wooden houses and a bustling harbor create a postcard-perfect scene. Here, you can browse local shops, sample seafood dishes, or relax at a café. The visit to the Flåm railway museum offers a glimpse into the history of the railway and its importance for this remote region.
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In the afternoon, you’ll board a cruise boat to explore the fjords, particularly the Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord. The cruise is approximately two hours long, passing towering cliffs, waterfalls like Kjelfossen, and tiny villages clinging to the shoreline. Reviewers like Kevin highlight the “incredible views” and the opportunity to see waterfalls up close—something only accessible by boat.
Summer months are optimal for the cruise, as calmer weather and longer daylight hours enhance the experience. The cruise is not just about scenery; it’s about feeling the scale and power of nature—something photos alone can’t fully capture.
After the cruise, the guide will drive you back through scenic routes, including a stop at Gudvangen, where dramatic landscapes continue to unfold. Expect to arrive back in Bergen around 8:00 to 9:00 pm—long, but packed with unforgettable sights and stories.

This experience’s private nature ensures a flexible, personalized journey. The inclusion of all tickets and transport removes the stress of logistics, allowing you to relax and enjoy the scenery. The knowledgeable guide, as highlighted in reviews, makes all the difference—sharing engaging stories, pointing out hidden gems, and helping you find the best photo spots.
The scenic train rides are a definite highlight. The Flåm railway, with its steep gradients and breathtaking views, is often called one of the most scenic train rides in the world. The fjord cruise complements this by offering a different perspective—water-level views of waterfalls, towering cliffs, and tiny villages.
The tour also balances the outdoor adventure with some cultural insights—visiting the Flåm railway museum and strolling through a village where traditional Norwegian wooden houses are painted in vibrant colors. These touches add depth to the experience beyond just scenery.
At $2,723 per person, this tour isn’t cheap, but it’s packed with value. All transportation, tickets, and guiding services are included, which means no unexpected expenses or time-consuming planning. For travelers seeking an immersive, stress-free way to witness Norway’s iconic landscapes in a single day, it’s a worthwhile investment.
This tour is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and anyone interested in experiencing Norway’s breathtaking fjords and mountains without the hassle of multiple bookings. It’s ideal for those who enjoy private tours and personalized service, especially if you value comfort and flexibility. Given the full-day commitment, it’s best suited for travelers who don’t mind spending around 12 hours on the move.

This private Flam Railway & Fjord Cruise tour from Bergen offers a compelling mix of scenic train rides, mesmerizing fjords, and cultural highlights—all in one well-organized package. The ever-changing landscapes, from snow-capped peaks to waterfalls and quaint villages, create a visual feast that captures the essence of Norway’s natural beauty.
Travelers will love the personalized attention from guides like Farid, who ensures the journey is not only smooth but also engaging with stories and tips. The seamless flow from train to boat and the chance to explore Flåm village make it a standout day trip.
While the price may seem high, the inclusions—tickets, transport, and guide—make it a sensible choice for those looking to maximize their day without stress. It’s especially suited for those who value authentic experiences with plenty of time for photos and reflection.
If you’re after a comprehensive, comfortably-paced day exploring Norway’s fjords and mountains, this tour fits the bill perfectly.
“We were lucky to have a friendly and professional guide who made sure we got where we needed to be and shared great stories along the way. The view…”

How long is the entire tour?
The tour lasts approximately 10-12 hours, with an estimated return to Bergen around 8:00-9:00 pm, depending on traffic and the cruise schedule.
What is included in the price?
All tickets for the train and fjord cruise, private transportation in a mini van or similar vehicle, and an English-speaking guide are included. Other languages are available at an extra cost.
Can the tour be customized or flexible?
As a private experience, it offers some flexibility—such as choosing to spend more or less time at specific stops or opting for certain scenic viewpoints.
Is this tour suitable for families?
While the itinerary is long, the focus on scenic views and relaxed pace makes it suitable for families with children who can handle a full day of sightseeing.
What should I bring?
Comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, snacks, a camera, and a daypack are recommended. Weather can change quickly, so a windbreaker is smart.
Do we need to book in advance?
Yes, as this is a private tour with limited availability. Booking at least a few days in advance is advisable, especially during peak season.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this private tour delivers a deep, scenic, and culturally enriching experience of Norway’s fjords and mountains. It’s a chance to see the country’s most iconic sights with the comfort and flexibility that only a private guide can offer.