Fjord RIB Safari & Undredal Cheese Tasting (One Way), Flåm

Discover the Aurlandsfjord and UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, two arms of the Sognefjord, on a gentle rigid inflatable boat (RIB) safari, starting with a transfer west to Gudvangen and where you'll set off. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, enjoy spectacular fjord scenery and insightful storytelling. The trip includes a stop in the charming village of Undredal, where you'll taste award-winning goat cheese at a local farm and may see the smallest stave church in Scandinavia. Perfect for foodies and nature lovers, this intimate experience offers a unique perspective on Norway's famous fjords.

Kick off your adventure in Flåm, where you'll board a comfortable shuttle bus for a scenic 20-minute ride to the village of Gudvangen. Upon arrival, you'll have a few minutes to wander at your leisure before heading to the harbor to meet your charismatic guide. You'll gear up and then load into your RIB. The boats are small, fitting about 12 people to ensure a more personal experience, and allow you to get up close to the beautiful surroundings. As you zoom past towering cliffs and over pristine waters, your guide will share fascinating tales and local history, making the experience both educational and entertaining. 

Along the way, you'll make a stop and go ashore to visit Undredal, nestled between tall mountains and known for its world-famous brown and white goat cheese. Here, you'll be greeted by your host from a local cheese farm. This part of the excursion includes a short introduction to the traditions and production process of their award-winning goat cheese. You'll then have the chance to taste several types served with flatbread and jam, and if you find a favorite, you can purchase it from the café before departing. Afterward, sit back and enjoy the rest of the boat trip back to Flåm.