Helicopter Tour · Bergen

Helicopter Tour · Bergen

2 offers 3263.92€ – 3285.21€ Verified March 2026
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Both tours are operated by Activity Norway AS, run 8 hours, and fly over the same two headline sights: Trolltunga and the Hardanger Fjord. The only real difference is your pickup point. The Bergen departure (3,263.92 €) starts from your accommodation in Bergen, while the Haugesund option (3,285.21 €) adds 21.29 € and picks you up in Haugesund. If you're already based in Bergen, the first tour saves you the transfer and the marginal price difference. If you're arriving via Haugesund Airport, book the second option and skip the detour entirely. Both tours are rated "Everybody welcome," so zero physical prerequisites stand between you and a bird's-eye view of one of Norway's most iconic rock formations.

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Best value Helicopter Flight over Trolltunga and the Hardanger Fjord from Bergen

Helicopter Flight over Trolltunga and the Hardanger Fjord from Bergen

3263.92€ See offer
Helicopter Flight over Trolltunga and the Hardanger Fjord from Haugesund

Helicopter Flight over Trolltunga and the Hardanger Fjord from Haugesund

3285.21€ See offer

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Frequently asked questions

How high does the helicopter fly over Trolltunga?
The exact cruising altitude varies with weather and air traffic control clearances, but the flight is designed to give you a direct aerial view of the Trolltunga ledge and the Hardanger Fjord below it. Your guide can confirm the typical altitude on the day.
What's the most intense moment of the flight?
The approach over Trolltunga is the peak of the experience: the rock ledge juts out roughly 700 m above Lake Ringedalsvatnet, and seeing that drop from the air is a different level from any ground-level photo. The transition from fjord to sheer cliff face happens fast.
Is prior experience needed to board?
No. Both tours are listed as 'Everybody welcome,' meaning no physical fitness level or prior aviation experience is required. You board, you fly, you watch.
How long is the actual flight time within the 8-hour day?
The total tour duration is 8 hours, which includes ground transfers, briefings and the flight itself. The specific airborne duration is not broken out in the tour details, so confirm the exact flight time directly with Activity Norway AS when booking.
Can I take photos and video during the flight?
Helicopter tours in Norway typically allow personal cameras and smartphones on board, but confirm with Activity Norway AS before departure. A window seat matters: ask at check-in to maximise your angles over Trolltunga.

Best time to go

J
268mm
F
190mm
M
132mm
A
114mm
M
109mm
J
13°95mm
J
15°108mm
A
15°284mm
S
13°252mm
O
10°268mm
N
301mm
D
275mm
Best time to go
MonthTemperatureRainfallConditions
January2.8°C268.4 mmOff season
February2.6°C190.1 mmPoor
March3.1°C132 mmPoor
April6°C113.6 mmPossible
May9.1°C108.5 mmPossible
June12.8°C95.3 mmGood
July14.8°C107.5 mmPossible
August14.6°C284.4 mmPoor
September13.3°C252.3 mmPoor
October9.8°C267.7 mmPoor
November6.4°C300.9 mmPoor
December4.3°C274.8 mmOff season
PeakGoodPossiblePoorOff seasonMarch

Practical info

Equipment

Dress in warm layers: helicopter cabins can get cold at altitude, and an 8-hour day means temperature changes between ground and air. Bring a fully charged camera or phone and a wide-angle lens if you have one, because the Trolltunga overhang and the Hardanger Fjord are best captured with as wide a frame as possible.

Getting there

Both tours offer direct pickup at your accommodation, either in Bergen or in Haugesund, so no airport transfer is needed on your end.

Coordinates : 59.9051°N, 5.2927°E

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Updated on 9 March 2026