Soar above Folgefonna and snap classic views of Trolltunga on this full‑day helicopter and waterfall tour from Bergen. The day mixes short walks at two waterfalls with a 30‑minute scenic flight over fjords, glacier and rock formations.
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You step out of the transfer vehicle into the cool, wet air of Hardanger; water from the falls threads the valley and the fjord sits like a dark mirror below. A two‑hour drive from Bergen brings you to Skjervefossen, a quiet cascade whose spray cuts through the forest and invites a short, easy walk to the viewpoint.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
8 hours
Fitness Level
Basic mobility required for short, uneven walks at waterfalls; mostly seated during transfers and flight.
Wildlife
History
Hardanger has long been a mixed farming and fruit‑growing region; its fjords and valleys were formed and deepened by glacial action over millennia, shaping transport and settlement patterns.
Conservation
Folgefonna is retreating due to climate change; visitors are encouraged to limit disturbance, stick to paths at waterfall sites and support local operators that follow low‑impact guidelines.
Reserve your spot on the Helicopter Over Trolltunga and Waterfall Sightseeing from Bergen today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book early and confirm weight info
Helicopter manifests often require passenger weights; provide accurate details when booking and reconfirm pickup times the day before.
Dress in layers and waterproofs
Weather over the fjord can change fast—bring a windproof outer layer and a light rain shell for the waterfall stops.
Bring a camera with quick access
You’ll have brief photo windows from the helicopter and at Steindalsfossen; keep your camera or phone ready and a wrist strap on hand.
Wear grippy shoes for short walks
Paths at Skjervefossen and behind Steindalsfossen are uneven and can be slippery—sturdy footwear is recommended.
Waterproof jacket
Protects against spray at waterfalls and sudden fjord-side rain.
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Sturdy walking shoes
Good traction for wet, uneven paths behind and around waterfalls.
Camera or smartphone with strap
Essential for capturing aerial views and waterfall shots during short photo stops.
Light daypack
Holds layers, water, and snacks during the short walks and transfers.