Villages and places

Åkrafjorden and Langfoss

Åkrafjorden is a hidden gem in Western Norway, perfect for fjord adventures. Just 1.5 hours from Haugesund and under 2 hours from Stord, nature, activities, and unforgettable experiences await!

What is Åkrafjorden known for?

The main attraction in Åkrafjorden is Langfoss, one of Norway's most beautiful waterfalls! You can get up close to the waterfall by stopping at the viewpoint along the E134, book a guided hike or follow the signposted trail up along the waterfall for an even more spectacular experience. Langfoss is at its most impressive in the spring, when the meltwater gives it extra power.

However, Åkrafjorden offers more than scenic views - here you'll also find one of Norway's toughest via ferrata routes! You can also try activities such as canyoning, sauna, guided hikes, fjord cruises for groups and horse riding.

Are you dreaming of a destination a little off the beaten track, offering magnificent nature and exciting experiences? Then Åkrafjorden is the destination for you!

Food and drink in Åkrafjorden

In Åkrafjorden you can enjoy a good meal at Åkrafjordtunet, where there is also a shop with local produce. A 30-minute drive from Åkrafjorden you'll find Fugl Fønix restaurant

Travel to Åkrafjorden - transport and public transport

Åkrafjorden is located along the E134 road and is easily accessible by car. Driving time from Haugesund is around 1.5 hours, from Stord just under 2 hours, from Odda in Hardanger around 40 minutes, from Bergen around 3 hours, and from Stavanger around 4 hours. The central location makes it easy to include Åkrafjorden as a part of your trip to Western Norway, where you can combine well-known attractions with hidden gems just off the beaten track. For an extra comfortable journey, Åkrafjorden Oppleving offers VIP transport, where they pick you up and drive you to your desired destination.

Are you travelling to Haugesund by cruise and want to experience Åkrafjorden

All available capacity for excursions to Åkrafjorden is reserved for organised tours booked through the cruise line.These curated experiences offer the best and most seamless way to discover the spectacular nature of Åkrafjorden.


Activities in Åkrafjorden

Via Ferrata Kyrkjeveggen i Åkrafjorden.

Outdoor activities and nature

Via Ferrata Kyrkjeveggen

Åkrafjorden and Langfoss

Via Ferrata Kyrkjeveggen is perhaps one of Norway's toughest? The route is about 900 metres long, and you'll be rewarded with beautiful views of the Åkrafjord on the climb.

På fjordcruise i Åkrafjorden

Sightseeing

Fjordcruise for groups in Åkrafjorden

Åkrafjorden and Langfoss

Åkrafjorden Oppleving offers fjordcruise in Åkrafjorden for groups. Book your next adventure and enjoy the fjord experience and all its contrasts.

Heit Åkrafjorden Sauna

Bathing and wellness

Heit Åkrafjorden Sauna

Åkrafjorden and Langfoss

Sauna with spectacular fjord views, about 1.5 hours from Haugesund and 35 minutes from Odda (Hardanger). Can be combined with accommodation at Åkrafjorden Glamping.

How to get here

Would you like advice or tips on how to get to Haugesund and Haugalandet, or see how easy it is to get around Haugalandet using public transport? Here we have gathered information about transport to and around Haugesund.

How to get to Haugesund

Sleep well in Åkrafjorden

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