AUTUMN - the colorful harvest season in Fjord Norway!
It is autumn season in Fjord Norway, and it´s time to get inspired! One of Fjord Norway's main goals is to help you to create even better programs in our region - contributing to an even more sustainable tourism and increased value creation for our companies. Let´s have a look at some tour suggestions from our region, and how to get the most out of the harvest season in Fjord Norway.

In early autumn, the slopes and mountainsides alongside the fjords are covered by lush plum, apple and cherry trees. The branches are weighed down by colorful fruit – ripe and ready to be harvested. This is what the fruit farmers work towards. This is when things start in earnest – the harvest and cider production. Fjord Norway is like a fairy tale in autumn, with the autumnal colors of the trees and vegetation reflected in the cold fjord, a dusting of snow on the mountain tops and bracing air. Autumn is a great time if you want to explore Fjord Norway at its best. There are fewer tourists on the roads, along the fjords and in the villages. The students have returned to the cities where they help to create a dynamic and young urban atmosphere. Plan for the best autumn experiences in Fjord Norway!  
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TOUR SUGGESTIONS FOR AUTUMN VIBES
Gems await everywhere along the fjords: Stave churches, art and architecture, scenery and waterfalls, villages and unique hotels. Not to mention the local food! We have put together some tour suggestions for an autumn package in Fjord Norway! 

> The fjords: Local culture in dramatic scenery

Bergen→Vik→Balestrand→Fjærland→Lærdal→Sogndal→Undredal→Voss→
Lofthus→Odda→Jondal→Norheimsund→Bergen

On this round trip, you can experience fantastic Sogn, an area that has drawn visitors from near and far since the infancy of tourism in the 18th century. You also get a taste of Hardanger on the last day of the trip. See majestic snow-clad peaks tower above deep fjords and gigantic waterfalls up close, stay in accommodation steeped in tradition and taste local delicacies. Learn more about the area’s cultural history and return home many experiences richer. More information about the tour you will find here.

> Food and architecture in the fjords

Stavanger→Hjelmeland→Jelsa→Nesflaten→Røldal→Sauda→Stavanger

The richest food experiences in Fjord Norway await in the far south-west of Norway. You can experience the food capital of Norway, Stavanger, on this trip, a city that boasts the only two-star Michelin restaurant in the country and a wealth of decent alternatives. See the dramatic Lysefjord from a boat and visit the idyllic village Jelsa beside the sea before heading up to Røldal and turning down to Sauda on the fantastic Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke. More information about the tour you will find here. 

Visit Norway Insights: Autumn in Fjord Norway
Together with Visit Norway and other regions in Norway, we are looking forward to welcoming you digitally to Norway Insights autumn edition 31 August at 2 pm (cet). During this digital event, we will give you a taste of what Fjord Norway has to offer of great autumn experiences in the regions Fjord Coast & Sunnfjord, Nordfjord, Ryfylke and Region Stavanger. Sign up for the autumn edition of Norway Insights to make sure you get new inspiration and ideas to why you should bring guests to our region during autumn season and why encourage them to stay a little longer!

New images & videos in our Content Bank

We have uploaded many new striking pictures and videos in our comprehensive content bank. After a short registration you will have free access to hundreds of pictures and videos featuring attractions throughout the three counties of Fjord Norway. You can also save your search and receive an alert on new images based on the topic you are interested in. You are welcome to freely download pictures and videos – provided they are used to promote Fjord Norway as a travel destination. Find your best autumn pictures and videos from Fjord Norway.