Ulvik attractions

From Ulvik, this RIB safari guides you into the heart of the Hardangerfjord and its dramatic side branches. You’ll cross the open fjord toward the Hardanger Bridge, Norway’s longest suspension bridge, then continue into the scenic Simadalsfjord and the more remote Osafjord. As you move through these waters, the landscape will change from wide, open sea to narrow, sheltered channels. Along the way you’ll see towering mountains, waterfalls and steep cliffs, and pass small roadless settlements that reflect traditional fjord life. The trip mixes bursts of speed on the open water with calmer cruising through the narrow fjord landscapes, giving both an adventurous and a scenic experience. Your local captain will share stories about the nature, history and everyday life along the fjord, and there are planned scenic stops for photos. If you’re lucky, you may also spot wildlife such as seals, porpoises or sea eagles.

On this outdoor adventure, you’ll explore the Raundal River and valley in Voss, Norway’s adrenaline capital. A professional guide will accompany you to the river, and you’ll begin with a practice session before hitting the frothing waters. On inflatable rafts holding up to five passengers plus a guide, you’ll paddle along rapids ranging from the gentle to rip-roaring Grade III sections. Along the way, you’ll take in the magnificent scenery of the region, and you’ll have time to relax in the natural pools alongside beautiful waterfalls.

During this exciting experience, you’ll head to Nærøyfjord to kayak through its waters with an experienced guide. An arm of the Sognefjord – Norway’s largest – Nærøyfjord is considered to offer one of the most extraordinary passages in the world, and you’ll navigate through its narrow channel surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Your guide will lead you on a discovery tour of the fjord, taking you to some special places that are only accessible by kayak. You’ll stop at a rest spot where you can eat your lunch, and you’ll have many photo opportunities throughout your adventure.

If you are on a cruise porting in Flam or staying in Flam, a visit to the Stegastein Viewpoint is often included on local itineraries. The viewpoint is a structure that juts 30 metres out from the mountainside and sits 650 metres above the fjord. Approaching the platform, you will notice how it projects beyond the slope to give you an open sightline over the valley. From the platform you will look out across the fjord, the steep surrounding mountains and the wider landscape. The height and position of the viewpoint will allow long, uninterrupted views of the water and peaks below, making it easy to appreciate the scale of the scenery. Along the way you may observe the contrast between the built structure and the natural setting; the design focuses attention on the panorama and is well suited for photography and quiet pauses to take in the view.

You will explore the mountain lake Vangsvatnet from an inspiring water‑level perspective. As you paddle across calm stretches and take in the surrounding peaks, the experience will suit anyone from those with a small amount of paddling experience to experienced paddlers. Along the way you will enjoy wide views of the lake and the natural setting that surrounds it. Guests who choose the touring kayak option may be pleasantly surprised by how stable these boats feel. The touring kayaks offer exceptional handling and a surprising amount of speed, so you will find them easy to manoeuvre and responsive as you move through the water. Outdoor Norway will provide high‑end equipment for all activities, with a clear focus on your safety and on giving you a quality leisure experience.

Enjoy a beautiful cruise on the Fjærlandsfjord, see the Jostedalsbreen Glacier, the viewpoint Storesvingen, the Stave church of Vik and Tvindefossen Waterfall on this guided tour from Voss. On this amazing tour, attractions are coming as beads on a string. So keep your camera ready! This tour is a fully guided tour, and the bus takes a maximum of 16 passengers. Your driver and guide speak English and Norwegian.

Your private yacht cruise begins in Flåm or Aurland and will take you slowly out onto the Sognefjord toward the Nærøyfjord, widely regarded as the most dramatic part of the fjord. As you move through the water, you will see steep mountains and cascading waterfalls while the boat maintains a relaxed, unhurried pace. The yacht offers comfortable indoor and outdoor seating, plus a top deck, so you can enjoy the views from different vantage points. Along the way there may be a stop in Gudvangen for lunch or a visit to the Viking Centre, and you may have the option to go ashore in either Gudvangen or Undredal. There is also the possibility of stopping for a swim under or near a waterfall. The cruise includes snacks and refreshments served in a private atmosphere on board — typically wine, beer, soft drinks, water and fresh fruit. Lunch is not included but can be arranged and enjoyed while you cruise if you wish. The operator guarantees a lovely day on the best fjords of Norway.

On this three-hour guided tour, you'll ride an easy-to-use electric mountain bike to explore Voss in a convenient way. The tour will be led by a knowledgeable guide, with all the necessary equipment provided. Along the route, you will be able to discover some of the best trails in the area and take in picturesque views of the Norwegian scenery.

On this guided tour, you will learn the basics of paddleboarding and get the chance to float down the Vosso River. This small-group lesson will also provide the ideal opportunity to learn advanced paddleboard techniques required for more challenging waters. Before getting out on the water, you’ll receive some introductory training from your guide. Once you’re ready, you’ll begin your paddle on a calm lake. Eventually, you will make your way to the Vosso River, where you’ll navigate class 1 rapids with your guide. Remember to keep your eyes peeled for salmon along the way.

You will join a world-class rafting trip on the Mighty Raundal river, a chance to enjoy the water, have fun and discover a particularly striking stretch known as the ‘Play Section’. This part of the river is described as breathtaking, and the experience is centred on enjoying the river environment while taking in that dramatic riverine piece. The Play Section contains a great number of rapids at the Grade III level, so you will encounter several intermediate white-water features that make this stretch lively and engaging. As you move through the rapids, expect an active, playful part of the river that highlights the Raundal’s energy and character. Overall, the trip focuses on river enjoyment and exploration of this notable section of the Mighty Raundal.

On this whitewater family rafting tour, you will enjoy a mix of gentle adventure and riverside scenery. You will paddle through family-friendly Grade II rapids that are suitable for beginners and families with small kids. Along the way, the river’s natural surroundings will provide a scenic backdrop as you work together with your group. You will be accompanied by qualified international guides who are certified River Rafting Guides with years of experience. They will lead the trip and look after your safety and enjoyment throughout. The overall pace will be accessible for newcomers, so you can focus on the shared experience of paddling and the thrill of the rapids in a relaxed, family-oriented setting.

On this outdoor adventure, you’ll head to the Voss Forest to explore its adrenaline-pumping mountain bike trails. From single tracks to laidback gravel pathways, you’ll find a wide variety of routes for different levels of experience. You’ll have a professional enduro mountain bike to use, and you can combine routes or do rotations on your favorite track. The single tracks span a distance of 2297 feet, heading deep into the lush green forest up to the Raundal River and offering magnificent scenery in addition to thrills.

You will kayak through the heart of the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, launching from Vossevangen and moving among dramatic, close-set mountains. Along the way you’ll pass snow-capped peaks, cascading waterfalls and small, idyllic farms clinging to the steep hillsides. The narrow fjord creates striking, intimate views that are hard to reach by other means. As you move through the fjord, you’ll scout out scenic spots that are typically accessible only by kayak, with a guide on hand to provide support and local knowledge. The setting is the same landscape that National Geographic considered the world’s number one natural heritage site, and the combination of water, rock and rural settlement makes for a memorable paddling experience.

This mountain bike tour sets out from our shop and takes you into an alpine forest landscape. You’ll ride a variety of technical and sweet, flowy singletracks that circle the area around a central hub. The terrain combines climbs and fast descents and is well suited to intermediate and advanced riders who enjoy all‑mountain or enduro style riding. You’ll climb from the shop to an eclectic mix of trails. Most trails are recommended one‑way, so generally you’ll ascend the main access trail and descend the singletrack sections, but there are a few route variations to keep the climbing interesting. All the route options loop back to the central hub, giving you choices that may change the feel of the ride without altering the overall area you explore. This is the most popular tour for intermediate and experienced mountain bikers and is a local favourite for an after‑work ride.

This guided mountain bike experience uses top-quality full-suspension mountain bikes and takes you onto a mix of excellent single-track and gravel pathways. You will ride varied trail terrain and enjoy an experience that can be adapted to different abilities. Experienced, friendly guides will be on hand to support you and to adjust the outing to suit your needs. Along the way, guides can change the route, pace and level of guidance to match your skill and fitness. The trip is suitable for any ability level, from beginner to experienced riders, and the team asks that you contact them in advance with your skill and fitness details so they can tailor the outing to you.