A famous route, handled carefully
The region is popular for good reason. Private planning helps avoid a generic experience and instead focuses on timing, scenery and the moments that matter most.
How we plan it
We assess where your group starts, how much time you have and whether the itinerary should connect with rail, dining, hotel logistics or wider Norway travel.
Built around your group
Tell us when you arrive, how many guests you are, what kind of atmosphere you want and how much time you have. Maritime Tours turns that into a realistic route with the right vessel, timing, comfort level and optional stops, so the experience feels personal instead of packaged.
Plan your visit: Flåm, Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord
Flåm and Nærøyfjord are distinct parts of the journey
Flåm is on Aurlandsfjord. A visit to Flåm and a cruise on Nærøyfjord are not the same leg of a trip, even when combined in one itinerary. Tell Maritime Tours which place is your main destination and how much time you want ashore.
Make the transport stages explicit
A programme starting in Bergen may use sea transport, land transport or several stages. Ask where each stage begins and ends and whether transfers are included. A general description such as day trip is not enough when you also want a train journey, restaurant visit or overnight stay.
Prioritise the experience
For a limited schedule, choose fewer stops and protect time at the main destination. For a longer programme, compare an overnight arrangement with a same-day return. Activities, meals and transport availability must be confirmed for your date.
Connect the route and vessel
Maritime Tours AS in Bergen coordinates enquiries for the selected journey. Vessel suitability and availability are confirmed for the date and group.
