The Norwegian coast is a sample of what nature is generous, to give us those magnificent landscapes such as those where you can admire. It is in that region, where they meet one of the greatest tourist attractions in the world: the Norwegian fjords.

Surrounded by majestic mountains, the fjords of Norway, also have many stories from the mythology of the Vikings, who speak of maidens and dragons hidden in its depths.

There are many fjords, one of them named Aurlands, has been declared a World Heritage Site for its unique beauty.

If you do not suffer too cold, any time of year is good to visit Norway, since you have plenty of activities to be undertaken, from skiing at any time of year, hiking, rafting, bird watching, even entertaining excursions into the mountains. If instead you are one who amedentra cold, then I recommend you travel between May and September.

And if you have the illusion of being able to observe the magical northern lights, then I recommend you do in the months of October, February and March.

Mountains, fjords, glaciers, lakes, rivers, sea, waterfalls, valleys and forests are some of the postcards on this site which you might stumble.

From the port of Bergen, the ancient capital city, cruise tours run regularly, to visit the towering fjords, while coastal cities to visit, you can use the express boats.

Cities and counties with charm as Oslo, Laerdal, Bergen and Alesund, are required to undertake the walks near the fjords.

Hotels in Norway, are the most varied, from very simple accommodation for the budget minded tourists to hotels of 3 and 5-star luxury, offering many facilities and excellent service. It's also good to know, especially if you travel as a backpacker, you can stay in rooms of family houses, which made available to the traveler, this good alternative.

Undoubtedly, the Norwegian Fjords are one of those places with which anyone with a strong spirit traveler, she dreams to know.