From Voss: Sea Kayaking on the Nærøyfjord
- Kayak along the UNESCO World Heritage Park and experience up-close the scenic Nærøyfjord
- Paddle past snow-capped mountains, waterfalls and idyllic farms clinging to the mountainside
- Transfers, knowledgeable English-speaking guides, kayaks and all paddling gear included
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Overview
Explore the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Park – Nærøyfjord in Norway. We take you to places only accessible by kayak. We explore historic areas of the Nærøyfjord, which for centuries, have been playing an important role in linking western and central Norway together.
What's included?
Professional sea kayaking guide
Transfers to and from the fjord
Sea kayak, paddle, PFD (life-jacket)
Sprayskirt and splash jacket
Bring your own food and drinks
What to expect?
The Nærøyfjord, as one of the world’s most beautiful and dramatic fjords, has mase its spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Fjord kayaking in a unique setting like this, with snow-capped mountains, waterfalls and idyllic farms clinging to the mountainsides, will give you an adventure to remember.
The name Nærøyfjord originates from the old norse(old norwegian) god ‘Njord’, the God of sailors and the sea. Nærøyfjord is one of the arms of the Sognefjord or Sognefjorden, which is the largest and best known fjord in Norway. By the way, also the second longest in the world.
The fjord itself is a 17km long branch of the Aurlandsfjord. It is only 250 meters wide at its narrowest and more than one kilometer at the widest. The depth varies between 10 and 500 meters. The surrounding mountains are more than 1400 meters high.
Physical requirements:
Normal physical health
Ability to swim
Weight limit: 120kg/265lbs (if you are more than that you must contact us first).
Height limit: 200cm (6,5 foot) to fit comfortably in the cockpit
Good to know
Meeting point: Evangervegen 14
Departure from Voss 09:20am. Return 16:15/4:15pm.
What to bring
Make sure to pack your swimwear and footwear that can get wet. Also, pack warm layers for cold days—preferably thermals made of wool or synthetic materials instead of cotton. Remember to bring an extra set of clothes for changing after the trip, sunscreen, a hat or cap for sun protection, and water to stay hydrated. Don't forget your lunch and snacks to keep your energy up, and bring a camera to capture the epic views.