Top Things to Do in Balestrand 2021

"Driving from Bergen to the Sognefjord, passing by several lakes and mirror-like lakes on the way, the clearness makes the scenery above and below the level exactly the same, making it difficult to distinguish between true and false. This is Lake Vangsvatnet."

"Hornindalsvatnet (Horningdal Lake), known as the deepest lake in Europe, is 22 kilometers long, 4 kilometers wide, covers an area of 51 square kilometers, has an altitude of 53 meters, an average water depth of 236 meters, and a maximum water depth of 514 meters. Car ferry from Geiranger to Hellesylt. This route is the most classic route in Geirangerfjord. After getting off the ferry, you can reach it along Highway 60."

"The fjord is the most representative landscape in Norway. Even geologists call Norway a "fjord country". Only after enjoying the endless winding fjords on the west coast of Norway and the fjord scenery constructed by countless glacial relics , In order to feel the most moving charm of this magical country."

"This is an Old Bergen Museum. The live drama shows the life of people in the past. Also there were plenty of houses you can visit. It worths spending half day or more in it and experience the life in the past."

"Ltefossen is actually several waterfalls, just off the road. [Fun] Latefossen roars from the water that falls to 160m."

"The camping hotel where we stayed is at the foot of the waterfall. When you look up, you can see the waterfall and mountain scenery. It feels like a paradise. After dinner at night, you can come out and have a look. Then you can fall asleep with the sound of water. Beautiful scenery, comfortable life"

"It freezes in winter, so where is the waterfall?"

"After the tour guide bought the ticket at the ticket office, the car moved on and stopped at the pier of the glacier. After going to the bathroom in a long line, we took a boat at the pier to the rocky beach, and someone went out in a canoe. It is difficult to advance on the slippery, rugged rocky beach, uphill, downhill, crossing the suspension bridge, walking the single-plank bridge, and finally reached the equipment place. Putting on "spike shoes" and tying everyone with a rope, we headed towards the glacier under the leadership of the Nepalese guide. Glacier hiking is only open from July to September. The glacier looks blue and white from a distance, and it is mixed with dark brown mud when seen up close. To prevent slipping, we need to step on it vigorously. The guide opened the way in front, we climbed up step by step and saw the hollow ice layer due to melting, and the "blue hole" with white and blue underneath and flowing water. Looking down from a high place is a blue-green glacier with ice floes, and looking up is a crowd lined up like ants. After 30 minutes of taking various photos on it, the unforgettable glacier hike is over. Back on the same route, wash your hands in the glacier (it is cold because there is no water in the bathroom), and get on the bus after a simple lunch. The car passed the glacier when it came in, and drove into the fjord area. Once again, we saw the blue water between the emerald green mountains."