Unique is one word often used to describe the Borgund Stave Church. This wooden church was built in a triple stave style more than 800 years ago in the village of Borgund. The sight of the church is awe-inspiring with its dark wooden panels are juxtaposed against the rural pastures of the countryside.

Walking down to the blue glacier’s tongue is an incredible sight to behold, especially where rapids crash around it. And you can even walk within the frozen walls of the glacier’s ice tunnels for a pretty unforgettable experience.

The Sognefjord, often referred to as the "King of the Fjords," is a breathtaking natural wonder located in Norway. Stretching over 200 kilometers (124 miles) inland from the western coast, it is renowned for its majestic beauty and captivating landscapes.

The Jostedalsbreen glacier is the largest ice cap in mainland Europe’s and the largest white area you willl find on the map of Norway! Glaciers make up nearly half of the national park's area, which is otherwise characterised by lush, narrow valleys and cascading waterfalls and rivers.

Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord are two southern arms of the largest Sognefjord in Europe. They have been repeatedly recognized as the most beautiful and unchanging fjords in the world by tourism publications and famous travelers. The nature here truly makes a stunning impression on a person! In 2005, Nærøyfjord was included in the UNESCO list, the National Geographic Society gave it first place in the UNESCO conservation ranking.