Sognefjord · Norway
The fjord ends here. The mountains begin.
All 205 km of the Sognefjord end at this quay. Twenty minutes by coach, your guests stand under Jotunheimen, the highest mountains in Northern Europe.
For itinerary planning
- 205 kmFjord to the berth
- The whole Sognefjord, sailed in and out.
- 127.5 mCruise pier
- 12 m alongside. Ships to 400 m LOA and 12 m draft.
- 2,000Lower berths at anchor
- Tender pier 600 m from the anchorage.
- 5,500Lower berths per day
- Pier and anchorage combined. Capped on purpose.
- 10 → 9 hCall length → ashore
- The recommended call. 19 coaches staged on the quay at once.
- 67Calls confirmed for 2027
- Bookings confirmed as far ahead as 2033.
All guest figures are lower berths. Confirmed bookings only. Excludes cancelled and provisional calls.
- 20 min by coach to the mountains Turtagrø, 884 m, the alpine basecamp under the Hurrungane in Jotunheimen.
- 1,100 m 40 minutes up The coach parks at the Oscarshaug viewpoint, the Hurrungane wall across the valley.
- 4.8 / 5 from 32 guest reviews Holland America, «Sognefjell Mountain Scenery», July 2026.
Run by the port's own crews, coaches and boats
The four signature excursions
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Mountains & Fjords Half the group sails the fjord on the port's own catamaran, half crosses the Tindevegen mountain road. They swap for the way home.
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The Last Vikings Rowing, axe throwing and saga telling at a Viking camp about 450 m from the gangway.
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Experience the Stygge Glacier Electric bikes to the glacier lake under Styggedalsbreen: sixteen bikes, one guide, and the long freewheel home.
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Ice Tunnels Over the 1,434 m Sognefjell pass to 1,841 m, and a guided walk inside thousand-year-old ice at Klimapark 2469.
For the 2028–2030 programmes
Find an open date
67 calls are confirmed for 2027, and the calendar shows each of them. Berth requests go to Halvard Johan Bolstad, booking manager.