FPQ8+VX, Brønnsletta, Norway
💡 Walk along the architectural pathways to the cantilevered viewing platforms for a dizzying, bird's-eye perspective of the serpentine road snaking down the mountainside.
Stranda NO, Fv63 27, 6210 Sylte, Norway
💡 Located on the highest hairpin bend of the Eagle Road, this platform offers a built-in "good photo guarantee" overlooking the deep blue waters of the Geirangerfjord.
Flydalsjuvet, Stranda, Norway
💡 This rest area is split into two plateaus; head to the lower tier for the most spectacular, classic postcard vista of Geiranger village and the fjord below.
Geiranger-Hellesylt, Stranda, Norway
💡 Board the car ferry to Hellesylt for a magnificent sightseeing cruise through the Geirangerfjord, sailing directly past the thundering Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls.
Fjordvegen 1011, 6789 Loen, Norway
💡 Take one of the world's steepest cable cars up to the summit for staggering panoramic views spanning the Nordfjord and surrounding glacier landscapes.
Stryn Municipality, Norway
💡 Note: Embark on a highly rewarding, scenic walk from the mountain lodge to reach the vivid blue ice of this famous glacier arm, or rent a Trollcar for an easier ascent.
6848 Fjærland, Norway
💡 One of the most accessible branches of the Jostedalsbreen glacier, this stunning stop is located just off the main road and provides a perfect, quick photo opportunity.
Fjærlandsfjorden 13, 6848 Fjærland, Norway
💡 Explore the interactive exhibits and watch the panoramic film to understand the colossal natural forces that carved the deep fjords.
VRJR+CQJ, 5747 Gudvangen, Norway
💡 Board the hybrid-electric ferry for a tranquil crossing through this exceptionally narrow, UNESCO-protected fjord, flanked by towering 1,800-metre cliffs.
A-Feltvegen 23, 5743 Flåm, Norway
💡 Located right by the harbour where the ferry docks, enjoy a dedicated sit-down lunch in this incredible, Viking-inspired stave church building.
Bjørgavegen 83, 5745 Aurland, Norway
💡 Drive up the Aurlandsfjellet Scenic Route to this elegant wooden platform; its glass front creates the thrilling illusion of floating 650 metres above the Aurlandsfjord.
Lærdalstunnelen, 5745 Aurland, Norway
💡 As you head towards your next destination, drive through this colossal 24.5-kilometre engineering marvel—the longest road tunnel in the world, featuring beautifully illuminated cavern sections.