Fjord Kayaking. Glacier Hikes.
Though people first settled in the region thousands of years ago, today the small, picturesque village of Skjolden is home to approximately 200 residents. Situated at the head of Sognefjorden, the village acts as your base for incredible outdoor adventures. Nicknamed the “King of Fjords,” Sognefjorden is more than 1,006 metres deep, nearly 6.4 kilometres wide and extends for 204 kilometres — all while being framed by sheer cliffs rising thousands of feet. From scenic boat tours to fishing and kayaking expeditions, the fjord offers numerous water-based exploits. For those who prefer hiking, journey into the mountains and discover trails to match every fitness level. Get ready to fall in love with the enchanting landscapes surrounding Skjolden.
Exciting Shore Excursions
Immerse yourself in authentic experiences with our Shore Excursions, expertly guided by locals.
Snapshots of Skjolden
A visual preview of the amazing sites that await you.
Fjord in Norway.
A group of llamas grazing on a mountain meadow.
Houses in Sognefjord.
Discover all the outdoor adventures Lustrafjorden offers.
Experience the dramatic scenery of the Lofoten islands.
Travel Tips & Interesting Info
Uncover Hidden Gems & Fun Facts