Cruise through Lysefjorden and take in views of towering cliffs, waterfalls and the rugged mountain landscapes that surround the fjord. Along the way, you'll pass the Vagabonds Cave, a narrow rock formation set into the steep mountainside.
The journey continues to Preikestolen, also known as Pulpit Rock. Rising more than 600 metres above the fjord, this famous cliff is one of Norway's most recognisable natural landmarks and offers a striking sight from the water.
You'll also stop by a 75-metre-high waterfall known locally as 'Whiskey'. Your guide will explain how it earned its unusual nickname while sharing stories and historical facts about Lysefjorden.
Keep an eye on the surrounding landscape throughout the cruise, as wildlife is often spotted in the area. Depending on conditions, you may see sea eagles, mountain goats, porpoises and a variety of birdlife, adding another dimension to your tour through this remarkable Norwegian fjord.
