The Hardangerfjord is a fjord in Hardanger, near Norheimsund on the west coast of Norway. It is the country's second longest fjord, and it is often called the Queen of the Fjords. The address given for the area is Hardangerfjord, 5600 Norheimsund, Norway.
What to see
The fjord is known for its fruit orchards, which line its shores and give the landscape a distinct character. Waterfalls are another feature of the area, falling steeply toward the water in many places. Many visitors come to see the Trolltunga rock formation, a striking outcrop that is one of the best-known sights connected with the fjord.
Planning a visit
- Setting: a fjord landscape, with orchards, water and waterfalls.
- Getting there: Norheimsund is the nearest town named in the address.
- Contact: +47 53 67 00 00.
A visit suits those who want to spend time outdoors, enjoy scenery and see the fruit-growing countryside that surrounds the water. Because the fjord is large and spread across a wide area, it is worth deciding in advance which parts you want to explore.