There was not an exact match for the language you toggled to. You have been redirected to the nearest matching page within this section.
Scandic Hotels – dans toutes les principales villes du nord au sud
Nordic Choice Hotels – l’hôtellerie autrement
Thon Hotels – avec un fantastique petit-déjeuner
Radisson Blu Hotels – réservez un hôtel en Norvège
Citybox – des hôtels modernes à prix abordables, en centre-ville
Vy – voyager vert, ça devrait être facile
SJ NORD – l'aventure commence à bord de nos trains
Vy express – voyager vert devient facile en autocar
NOR-WAY Bussekspress – voyagez vert avec les bus express
DFDS – ferry tout confort de Copenhague à Oslo
AutoEurope – location de voiture en toute sécurité
Rent-A-Wreck – la location de voiture intelligemment
Arctic Campers – location de fourgon aménagé en Norvège
Nordic Campers - la meilleure façon de voir la Norvège!
Cabin Campers – votre chalet sur quatre roues
Widerøe – la plus grande compagnie aérienne régionale de Scandinavie
Hurtigruten – « Le plus beau voyage en mer du monde »
Authentic Scandinavia – des voyages pleins d'aventures en Norvège
Up Norway – des séjours sur mesure
Norrøna Hvitserk – expéditions et voyages d'aventure
Brim Explorer – des circuits sur les fjords, sans bruit, en catamaran électrique
Fjord Tours – découvrez l'essentiel de la Norvège avec le forfait Norway in a nutshell®
Fjord Travel – des circuits durables sur plusieurs journées
Go Fjords - circuits et activités dans toute la Norvège
50 Degrees North – des voyages inoubliables individuels ou en petit groupe en Norvège
Discover Norway – des circuits ski, cyclo et rando en Norvège
Norwegian Holidays – des forfaits vacances à petits prix avec Norwegian – vol, hôtel et location de voiture
Booknordics.com – circuits et activités, sorties faune sauvage, excursions à la journée, expéditions, chalets et séjours aventure
Stromma – circuits, excursions et sorties touristiques en bus, en bateau ou en train
DanCenter – votre spécialiste pour les maisons de vacances en Norvège
Norgesbooking – réservez le parfait séjour en chalet en Norvège
Beitostølen – aventure et enchantement tout au long de l'année
{{title}} {{:price}} - {{!preprice}} Price: {{?}} {{preprice}} {{/}} {{price}} {{:postprice}}{{postprice}}{{/}} {{?:pricing}} - {{pricing}} {{/pricing}}
With a free fall of 275 metres Vettisfossen is the highest protected waterfall in Norway. You can get there on foot by walking up the beautiful Utladalen in Øvre Årdal. With its free drop of 275 metres (about 900 feet), the Vettisfoss is the highest waterfall in Norway which has not been regulated. The waterfall is situated at Vettismorki in Årdal, and it was protected as early as 1924. In his book "Under Storen", the writer and photographer Jan Schwarzott has described it as the queen of waterfalls: "once the queen gets to you, she will never leave your heart". Vettismorki marks the lower end of the valley of Utladalen. It is in this monumental natural setting that you can imagine that the Sognefjord in a way has cut its way into the biggest mountain massif in the country - Jotunheimen. In this area you find about 50 mountain tops higher than 2000 metres (6600 feet). Down in the town of Årdal, aluminium is produced in gigantic metal plants, where the furnaces are generated by hydro-electricity from the surrounding mountains and glaciers. And in this landscape you can find traces of people's activities and settlements in the distant past.
With a free fall of 275 metres Vettisfossen is the highest protected waterfall in Norway. You can get there on foot by walking up the beautiful Utladalen in Øvre Årdal.
With its free drop of 275 metres (about 900 feet), the Vettisfoss is the highest waterfall in Norway which has not been regulated. The waterfall is situated at Vettismorki in Årdal, and it was protected as early as 1924. In his book "Under Storen", the writer and photographer Jan Schwarzott has described it as the queen of waterfalls: "once the queen gets to you, she will never leave your heart".
Vettismorki marks the lower end of the valley of Utladalen. It is in this monumental natural setting that you can imagine that the Sognefjord in a way has cut its way into the biggest mountain massif in the country - Jotunheimen. In this area you find about 50 mountain tops higher than 2000 metres (6600 feet).
Down in the town of Årdal, aluminium is produced in gigantic metal plants, where the furnaces are generated by hydro-electricity from the surrounding mountains and glaciers. And in this landscape you can find traces of people's activities and settlements in the distant past.