Rowing the fjords

Explore the stunning fjords by rowing boat and enjoy an al fresco picnic lunch in a serene and picturesque setting, before some time to explore the Aurland fjord region.

Rowing the fjords
Area

Bergen & Hordaland

Type

Active

Wildlife & Nature

Who

Adults

Older Kids

Young Kids

Difficulty

Moderate

You will be taken out by the welcoming hosts of 29/2 Aurland in a rowing boat through the incredible fjords, passing dramatic mountain peaks and colourful fishing huts.

 


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