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View of Eidfjord
Photo: Asbjørn · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
View Northern Europe & Fjords on the mapA scenic sightseeing base at the head of Hardangerfjord Scenic cruising spot

Eidfjord

Eidfjord · Norway · 60.47, 7.07

A small village at the innermost end of Norway's Hardangerfjord. Nearby Vøringsfossen waterfall drops 183m, and the village serves as a gateway to the Hardangervidda plateau and a highlight of fjord cruises.

Port highlights

The village center is a small settlement of a few hundred people (municipal population about 550)
Population
A cool oceanic climate. Summers are cool, while fjord cruises are calmest from July to August.
Climate
Norwegian (English is also widely used)
Language
Norwegian krone (NOK).
Currency
June to August (peak season for the fjord, with long days and beautiful greenery)
Best time to visit
Local food

Fresh salmon, local fruit (apples, cherries), seafood

Sights
Voringsfossen WaterfallHardangervidda Plateau and National Park CenterSpectacular scenic sailing along the fjordShimyaruverufossen Waterfall
Monthly average high / low temperatures
1°
-3°Jan
3°
-2°Feb
7°
0°Mar
12°
2°Apr
17°
6°May
21°
10°Jun
22°
12°Jul
20°
11°Aug
17°
9°Sep
11°
5°Oct
6°
1°Nov
3°
-1°Dec

Unit: °C · Calculated from NOAA GHCN-Daily station observations · Period: 2013–2025 · Station: ULVIK-HJELTNES · about 13 km from port · elevation difference about 37 m · Approximate (limited observation period) · Last checked: Oct 3, 2026 · A guide for choosing your travel month.

Local prices

There is no price guide because this is a scenic-cruising or pass-through point with no landing (spending is mainly onboard).

Getting there from Japan

BGO
Nearest airport
—
Airport to port (approx.)
C — Two or more connections
Ease of access

About 104 km from airport to port (straight-line distance)ApproximateCalculated from OurAirports coordinates (Oct 4, 2026)

Access from Japan: A = direct flight / B = one connection / C = two or more connections (indicative)

Itineraries calling here

Sources

Source: Wikipedia “Eidfjord” (CC BY-SA 4.0)