Guided familiy hike by the glacier
A low treshold activity for families. 980,- NOK for a family ticket.
About this experience
A low treshold activity for families. 980,- NOK for a family ticket.
Join a local glacier expert on a hike! With our exclusive nature guiding you will get the chance to learn about glaciology, climate and the physical geography of Fjærland. You will touch on topics like Jostedalsbreen National Park, glaciers, moraines, pot holes, avalanches and deposits from a variety of natural processes. You will also get to know local history, especially connected to how close the fjord and the glaciers really are.
Arrive in your own car or ebike/bicycle and meet the guide at The Norwegian Glacier Museum in Fjærland.
Price: 980,- NOK per family (max 5 persons; adults + children)
Duration: 2 hours
April - October
Locations by car: The Norwegian Glacier Museum, Bøyabreen Glacier, Skarestad pot holes, Øygard glacier lake debris flow, Supphellebreen glacier.
Locations by ebike/bicycle: The Norwegian Glacier Museum, Skarestad pot holes, Øygard glacier lake debris flow, Supphellebreen glacier.
Bring shoes fit for some short walking in the terrain.
Bonus: the nature guiding gives you 25% discount on tickets in The Norwegian Glacier Museum the same day! You can buy museum tickets in our reception.
This is a low-threshold activity for everyone who is interested in glaical phenomenas and the nature nearby.
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- Duration
- 2 hours
- Difficulty
- easy
- Minimum age
- 6 years
- Location
- Fjærland, Western Norway
Important information
Cancellation by email more than 48 hours before the scheduled activity is free of charge. For cancellations made between 48 and 24 hours before the scheduled activity, a fee of 50% of the purchase price will be charged. Rebooking is possible up to 48 hours before the scheduled activity.
Meeting point
Fjærlandsfjorden 13
Fjærland, Western Norway
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