The region is home to some of Norway's most spectacular waterfalls, including the famous Vøringsfossen with its dramatic 182-meter fall from the Hardangervidda plateau, which you can experience from specially built viewing platforms. Adventure seekers can also explore the Folgefonna glacier through guided glacier hiking tours, offering an unforgettable experience on one of Norway's largest glaciers. For a more peaceful water experience, sea kayaking tours from Granvin provide an intimate way to explore the fjord's hidden corners away from the crowds.
The Hardangerfjord region is renowned as Norway's fruit garden, and visitors can immerse themselves in this rich agricultural heritage by visiting local cider farms in neighboring towns like Ulvik, to taste award-winning varieties made from traditional methods. You can also visit the historic 17th-century Baroniet Rosendal manor, while electric catamaran fjord cruises offer a sustainable way to experience the fjord's grandeur from the water. Whether you prefer active adventures or cultural experiences, this region perfectly combines Norway's natural beauty with its rich traditions and innovative spirit.