• Bergen - After departing from the bus station in Bergen, we take the fastest route to the Steindalsfossen waterfall, which takes approximately 1.5 hours.

If this duration is too long for you, there is an option for a brief “emergency stop” at the roundabout in Trengereid after about half an hour.

Please inform the driver in advance ;-)

• Steinsdalsfossen Waterfall - As we near the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall close to Norheimsund, the sound of rushing water becomes audible. The towering falls, formed centuries ago when the river altered its course, stand at an impressive 50 meters, making it one of Norway’s most remarkable waterfalls. A winding path allows you to walk behind the waterfall, offering a safe vantage point to admire the cascading water. This unique and scenic location is a must-visit for any traveler. For added convenience, there are public restrooms and a tourist information center on-site. When you need a break, the cozy cafe provides a warm cup of coffee and a variety of souvenirs. Additionally, the old stone arch bridge is a charming sight that enhances the area’s character.
  WE STAY HERE FOR 25 MINUTES, TRAVEL TIME TO THE NEXT STOP IS ABOUT 1 HOUR AND 45 MINUTES

• Oystese - Øystese is a picturesque village in the municipality of Kvam in Vestland county, Norway. Located along the Hardangerfjord, it is known for its stunning natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere. The area features a shopping district, a sandy beach, a marina, and numerous outdoor activities.
  Unfortunately, we won’t be stopping here on this tour and will only drive through this lovely village. We need to ensure we catch the train in Geilo on time.

• Hardanger Bridge - We will drive along the Hardangerfjord for around 45 minutes, with towering cliffs and shimmering water providing a breathtaking backdrop to our journey.
  We then reach the 7 km long Vallaviktunnel, and at its end, we arrive at a traffic circle inside the tunnel. Here, we turn right and shortly find ourselves on the Hardanger Bridge, a 1,380-meter-long and 55-meter-high engineering marvel. When completed, it was the longest bridge in Norway and the tenth longest in the world.
  After crossing the Hardanger Bridge, we enter another short tunnel, which also has a traffic circle inside it. We turn right again, and after a few minutes, the Hardangerfjord is on our left.
  After about 20 minutes, we reach the small village of Eidfjord.

• Eidfjord Municipality - Continuing along the Hardangerfjord, we reach the charming village of Eidfjord after about 20 minutes. This small village lies on the banks of the Eidfjord and offers stunning views of the fjord and surrounding mountains. We will only drive through this village.

• Voringfossen - The Vøringfossen waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder that should be on everyone’s bucket list when traveling between Oslo and Bergen. With a total drop of 182 meters and a major drop of 163 meters, it is one of Norway’s most impressive waterfalls and a major tourist attraction.
  As you approach the falls, you’ll be greeted by the thunderous sound of rushing water and the mist rising from the base. We’ll stop at the parking lot, just a short walk from the viewing platform. Public restrooms are also available.
  The nearby Fossli Hotel has a cozy cafe worth visiting. Outside of the summer months, you can enjoy a cup of coffee by the crackling fireplace.
  We’ll spend about half an hour here, admiring the beauty of the waterfall and the surrounding landscape.
  WE STAY HERE FOR 30 MINUTES, TRAVEL TIME TO GEILO STATION IS ABOUT ONE AND A HALF HOURS

• Hardangervidda National Park - We now continue uphill to Hardangervidda, marveling at the extraordinary and breathtaking landscape, with rugged mountains, deep valleys, and unique flora and fauna. This area is home to the largest reindeer population in Europe. Some of the last snow here only melts in August. The landscape changes dramatically after just a few minutes’ drive. Up here in the north, the tree line is only 900 meters above sea level. At its highest point, Hardangervidda is around 1,500 meters above sea level.
  TIME AND WEATHER PERMITTING, WE WILL MAKE ONE OR TWO PHOTO STOPS ALONG THE WAY.

• Geilo stasjon - THE TRAIN TICKET IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS TRIP

You can purchase your ticket online at vy.no

We have scheduled 14:00 as the arrival time at Geilo.

THIS TIME CANNOT BE GUARANTEED, WE RECOMMEND PURCHASING A FLEXIBLE TRAIN TICKET

Thank you for traveling with us. We wish you a pleasant onward journey to Oslo and hope you have a wonderful day.

• Information on the places we pass through
• Photo stops along the way, weather and time permitting
• One suitcase per person + hand luggage

• THE TRAIN TICKET GEILO TO OSLO IS NOT INCLUDED IN THIS TOUR !

This tour takes travelers from the Bergen bus station to the Geilo train station, with the onward train journey to Oslo at their own cost.

The tour highlights the most thrilling parts of the route from the bus.

There will be a stop at Steindalsfossen waterfall, where visitors can walk behind the falls without getting wet.

Cross the Hardangerfjord via one of the world’s longest bridges.

The journey traverses the Hardangervidda plateau, situated above the tree line and home to Europe’s largest wild reindeer population.

Witness one of Norway’s most breathtaking waterfalls, the Vøringfossen.

Travelers will be dropped off at the Geilo train station, where they can continue their journey to Oslo by train.

This tour offers a perfect opportunity to experience Norway’s beauty in a single trip.

You’ll see numerous sights that are not visible from the train.

The bus travel time from Bergen to Geilo is approximately 4 hours, and the train from Geilo to Oslo takes 3.5 hours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.