• Hellesylt - After meeting the guide, embark on an exhilarating journey away from the tourist crowds. As you drive through this delightful village, take in the breathtaking views of snow-capped mountains, a majestic waterfall, and Norwegian wooden houses perched on the fjord’s edge. You’ll return here to stroll and capture many unforgettable photos.

• Ljøen utsiktspunkt - Geiranger Fjord Viewpoint - In just a few minutes, reach the first stop with a stunning view where the Geirangerfjord and Sunnylvenfjord converge. Here, the guide will explain how Norway’s fjords were formed.

• Stranda - This charming town’s name translates to The Beach, though it lacks a beach. Stranda is renowned for its delicious cured ham, exquisite hard cheeses, and the award-winning Skarbo apple cider. Enjoy the serene views of rural wooden houses surrounded by mountains and the turquoise waters of Storfjord. Arrive at the pier and board the ferry. There are 15 minutes to use the restroom and take memorable photos of the fjord while crossing Storfjord.

• Gudbrandsjuvet - Located in the picturesque Valldal valley, stop at the Gudbrandsjuvet whirlpools with the powerful Valdola River’s cascades and dangerous whirlpools in a steep gorge. The guide will share fascinating legends of these places and show the best photo spots. Enjoy wonderful coffee with aromatic, fresh cinnamon buns at the local café.

• Reinheimen National Park - Travel through the wilderness of Reinheimen National Park. Most of the area is the Tafjordfjellet mountain range, with no marked trails or cabins. Reinheimen (home of the reindeer) features a dramatic landscape with sharp peaks, ridges, valleys, canyons, and fast-flowing rivers. Discover a pristine ecosystem with reindeer, wolverines, golden eagles, hunting falcons, and ptarmigan. Farmers bring goats and sheep here for summer pastures, offering guests the chance to play and pet the curious domestic animals.

• Trollstigen - At the Trollstigen Viewpoint, stop at the Troll Road plateau. Several viewpoints offer the chance to see the breathtaking landscape from different angles, including the Valley of the Trolls, the Troll Wall, and the Troll Stairs. Be cautious, as it can be slippery. Follow the guide to find the best photo spots. Try authentic Troll ice cream at a local café!

• Valldal - Travel through the fertile Strawberry Valley. Here, see fields with vegetables (potatoes, carrots, cabbage, salad greens) and various strawberry bushes. During the July-August season, taste the world’s most delicious strawberries! The guide will reveal the secret of Norwegian strawberries’ taste and aroma through captivating stories.

• Sylte - Arrive at Valldal harbour for restrooms, photos, coffee, and ice cream. The area is also famous for its orchards along Storfjord. This is the warmest place in the Sunnmore region and a true fruit paradise! In May and June, enjoy homemade jam from local fruits and wild berries. From July to October, visit local farms to treat guests with cherries, plums, pears, apples, and even apricots. All fruits grow naturally, without pesticides.

• Liabygda Church - Board the ferry, cross the Storfjord, and head to Hellesylt. Upon arrival at the port, take time to capture memorable photos at the magnificent waterfall and toss a coin into the fjord, wishing for another trip to Norway!

• Private transportation
• In-person guide in English, Russian or Ukrainian
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• Carbonated beverages

• your own expenses: souvenirs, alcohol ets.

This tour seamlessly blends Norway’s breathtaking landscapes with cultural insights and genuine flavors, offering an unforgettable experience that transcends mere sightseeing.

Escape the bustling crowds of Hellesylt and uncover Norway’s dramatic beauty on a private day tour to Trollstigen.

Accompanied by a personal guide, journey through stunning fjords, towering mountains, and cascading waterfalls along one of the nation’s most iconic routes.

Pause at awe-inspiring viewpoints, where the myths and legends of Troll Country are vividly brought to life through engaging local storytelling. Unlike large group tours, this intimate journey allows for leisurely exploration and photography at your own pace.

A highlight of the day is a traditional Norwegian-style picnic in nature, featuring regional delicacies thoughtfully selected by your guide — flavors that are rare to find elsewhere.

• A foldable Wheelchair is accessible
• The total of two hours accounted for in sections 1 and 9 includes 30 minutes of non-stop driving to and from the ferry port. Additionally, section 7 incorporates 40 minutes of driving through Strawberry Valley. This travel time is essential for understanding the overall duration of the trip.

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