Location and Accessibility

Vikøyri is located in the Sognefjord region, which is easily accessible from major Norwegian cities like Oslo and Bergen.

The nearest international airports are Bergen Airport Flesland and Oslo Gardermoen Airport, both offering excellent international connections. 

Regular express boat services to the rest of Sognefjord and Bergen, train connections 90 minutes away to the Bergen railway, and well-maintained road networks provide convenient access for travelers. 

Natural Beauty and Landscapes

Nestled in the heart of Sognefjord, Vik offers breathtaking natural landscapes that will leave you in awe. 

Arnafjord

Explore the fjords, surrounded by towering snow-capped mountains in the winter spring and early summer, lush green valleys cascading waterfalls in Arnafjord 25 kilometers outside Vik. 

Vik Adventure

Capture mesmerizing photographs of the stunning vistas, and indulge in activities such as hiking, biking, fishing, RIB-rafting, to truly immerse yourself in the beauty of the great outdoors or in the old picturesque part of the fjord village Vik which is connected to the famous fjord promenade. 

In a historical Significance

Vik holds a rich historical heritage, particularly from the Viking era and even way before in the pagan times.

Vik is mention in the Snorre Saga, and the oldest known apple garden in written text in Norway «Aldin» still lays here. 

Immerse yourself in Scandinavian history by visiting the Hopperstad Stave Church. Dating back to the 12th century, this well-preserved wooden church showcases intricate architectural details and offers a glimpse into Norway's medieval past. 

Hove Stone Church

Another medieval historical site is the Hove Stone Church. A church built in the 12th century, which stands as a testament to Norway's religious history. 

Hove Stone Church is one of the oldest stone buildings in Norway. You can experience it all by your self. 

But to get the most value out of your journey in Vik would be to joining in on the guided tours with Sylvringen who takes you trough a walk in this rich historical cultural and dramatic story. 

You will even be able to try the local cheese «Gamalost». Get it all in one plate!

Berry paradise

Additionally, Vikøyri is known for its bountiful berry production. During the summer months, the village transforms into a berry paradise. You can pick your own fresh berries or taste delectable berry products made by local artisans. 

Vik is the biggest provider and producer of raspberry in Norway. A favorite is the local made raspberry juice. 

Fridtjof the Bold Statue

A visit to Vikøyri wouldn't be complete without a stop at the iconic statue of Fridtjof the Bold, just a ten minute drive outside Vik, at Vangsnes. 

This imposing bronze statue pays homage to the legendary fiction Viking hero, Fridtjof, and overlooks the fjords, creating a majestic sight that encapsulates the adventurous spirit of Norway's Viking era as well as the great past of a German emperor. 

Accommodation in Vik

In the center of the Vik village you find the Blix hotel with its á la carte restaurant. Breakfast, lunch and dinner, or maybe only visiting the bar and café in the evening. 

A stone trow away the Vik Camping. You find even two more camping sites further out along the shores of Sognefjord just a few minutes drive from Vik center, Djuvik Camping and Tveit Camping, is by many the absolute number one favorite campsite what so ever. Both with unique overlooking the Sognefjord. 

Otterskred Fjordhytter

Other great places to stay might be at the small farm Alm Gard, or the remote Arnafjord Cabins. 

If you literally want to get loose from it all and only accessible by boat, try Otterskred Fjord cabins or the high end Finnabotnen Fjord Lodge, you know those places who get you feel alive, where your reflections naturally starts and recharging your battery.  

Fancy some famous fjord fishing?

Trough «Gamle Trevaren»  you could rent a boat, fishing gear, and fishing permits for rivers and lakes, want to know the secret spot, they might tell you a few.

So let´s sum it all up.

Vikøyri

Vikøyri is a hidden gem within the Sognefjord region of Norway, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and culinary delights. 

Whether you're seeking tranquility amidst stunning landscapes, delving into Viking history, indulging in unique culinary experiences, or simply immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Norway, 

Vikøyri has something for every traveler. 

Plan your visit to Vikøyri and uncover its charm, making unforgettable memories along the way.