Norway Fjords
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Norway Fjords
Planning on flying into Bergen for a few days. Could I get a suggestion on doing the Norway in a Nutshell plan? I was thinking of doing the Sognefjord trip and staying a night in Flam. Can you do that or do you by the trips separately? Thanks!
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NiN is a collection of public transport tickets that you book together in one package. So you can easily "roll your own"
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Makes no sense doing NiN by car - it is a route on public transport and with a car you would have to take return trips on the attractions to get back to the car. With a car of course you could visit less well beaten paths and avoid Flåm altogether.
And yes, train and boat tickets are for specific departures - many sell out in high season.
The Sognefjord trip is a looong ride on an express ferry in the wide Sognefjord. The NiN is a slow ferry through the gorge like UNESCO heritage Nærøyfjord and a trip down the Stalheimskleiva switchback.
And yes, train and boat tickets are for specific departures - many sell out in high season.
The Sognefjord trip is a looong ride on an express ferry in the wide Sognefjord. The NiN is a slow ferry through the gorge like UNESCO heritage Nærøyfjord and a trip down the Stalheimskleiva switchback.
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Makes no sense doing NiN by car - it is a route on public transport and with a car you would have to take return trips on the attractions to get back to the car. With a car of course you could visit less well beaten paths and avoid Flåm altogether.
And yes, train and boat tickets are for specific departures - many sell out in high season.
The Sognefjord trip is a looong ride on an express ferry in the wide Sognefjord. The NiN is a slow ferry through the gorge like UNESCO heritage Nærøyfjord and a trip down the Stalheimskleiva switchback.
And yes, train and boat tickets are for specific departures - many sell out in high season.
The Sognefjord trip is a looong ride on an express ferry in the wide Sognefjord. The NiN is a slow ferry through the gorge like UNESCO heritage Nærøyfjord and a trip down the Stalheimskleiva switchback.
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#6
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Yes, NiN recommended over SiN for reasons given previously. NiN can be done as round trips from either Bergen or Oslo, or Between these two cities in either direction. If you mean you can fly directly from home to Bergen then do that.




