In a nutshell

In the Nordfjord region, nature sure knows how to amaze, but the very best bit begins at the village of Loen: With a local guide, you'll take a glass cable car toward Mount Hoven, where from a deck with 210° views you'll enjoy a landscape full of lakes, peaks and massive glaciers. What's missing from the scene? Lunch, as soon as you're back down.

Main stops

Sightseeing coach tour of the Nordfjord toward the village of Loen
Ascent in the “Loen Skylift” cable car to mount Hoven
Mount Hoven panoramic deck: Photo stop
Lunch in a local restaurant in Stryn

The programme

Fancy soaking up a collection of stunning natural sights on the Nordfjord? You'll lose count as you take the coach to the village of Loen, which enjoys a privileged position nestled between mountains, lakes and glaciers.
Your local guide will tell you that this quiet town in the county of Vestland hides an adrenaline-filled attraction: The “Loen Sky-lift”, one of the steepest cable cars in the world.
You can take it too, and experience what it's like to “fly” at 1,011 meters toward the peak of Mount Hoven. The best thing is that you'll arrive in just five minutes inside a transparent cabin!
The excitement will stay with you until you get to a panoramic deck that will reward you with 210° views over some of nature's giants: Mount Skåla with its turret, the emerald waters of lake Lovatnet, the gigantic Jostedalsbreen glacier, the biggest in Continental Europe, and the Nordfjord which snakes its way towards Stryn.
By the way, this small town below is where you'll enjoy your last treat: Lunch in a restaurant in town, amid mountain and fjord, in perfect Norwegian style.

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