Bergen : Mostraumen Fjord Safari - par Premium RIB Boat
Description
Vivez une aventure RIB de Bergen à l'Osterfjord et l'étroit détroit de Mostraumen. La visite vous emmène à travers des paysages côtiers mouvants, au-delà des flancs abrupts des montagnes et dans Mostraumen, un passage de fjord dramatique. Un bateau RIB vous rapproche des éléments — la vitesse, l’air frais de la mer et la sensation de se déplacer directement dans le paysage. En chemin, vous passerez devant de petits villages et des formations rocheuses impressionnantes, avec de nombreux moments pour ralentir et admirer le paysage. Pour plus de confort et de sécurité, tous les participants sont équipés de combinaisons de flottaison chaudes, de gilets de sauvetage, de lunettes de ski, de gants et de chapeaux — tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour profiter de l’expérience par tous les temps. Cette visite est conçue pour les voyageurs individuels, les familles et les petits groupes à la recherche d'une façon passionnante et mémorable d'explorer les fjords. Que vous cherchiez une touche d’aventure ou que vous souhaitiez simplement découvrir de près les fjords Norvégiens, le Safari du fjord de Mostraumen vous offre un voyage rafraîchissant et inoubliable.
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Itinéraire
Byfjorden (le Cityfjord), avec ses profondeurs d'eau allant d'environ 5 à 350 mètres encadre la ville de Bergen le long de son front de mer. C'est également un point de repère naturel, visible depuis une grande partie de la ville car il est situé entre les sept montagnes qui encerclent Bergen. Le fjord de 15 kilomètres de long sépare l'île d'Askøy de la partie continentale de Bergen, passant juste au nord de la ville de Bergen sur le continent.
Le Salhusfjord de 4 kilomètres de long et jusqu'à 500 mètres de profondeur est situé entre Bergen et la municipalité d'Alver. Le fjord est traversé par le pont Nordhordland. Le fjord tire son nom de la région du village de Salhus. Au début du il y avait une hôtel située là, connue à l'époque sous le nom de sáluhus. Elle servait de plaque tournante pour le Nordhordland et était une petite ville de marché. Ce fut l'un des premiers endroits industrialisés lorsqu'un fabricant de bonneterie s'y installa en 1859.
Le pont Nordhordland est un point de repère impressionnant juste au nord de Bergen, portant la route côtière à travers le large Salhusfjord. Ouvert en 1994, il combine une travée à haubans élancée et une longue section flottante, ce qui en fait l’un des ponts les plus distinctifs au monde. En traversant, le paysage s'ouvre sur une vue imprenable sur les fjords, les montagnes et les îles, la Norvège occidentale classique à son meilleur. Le pont a remplacé l'ancienne liaison par ferry et est aujourd'hui une liaison essentielle entre Bergen et la région du Nordhordland, offrant aux voyageurs à la fois un transport efficace et un aperçu mémorable de l'ingénierie Norvégienne et de la beauté côtière.
L'Osterfjord est l'un des trois fjords entourant l'île d'Osterøy. Le fjord longe la frontière municipale des municipalités de Lindås et Osterøy. Le fjord commence au Romarheimsfjorden et coule vers l'ouest sur 27 kilomètres avant de se terminer près du village de Knarvik au confluent de quatre fjords : Osterfjorden, Radfjorden (au nord), Sørfjorden (au sud) et Salhusfjorden (à l'ouest). L'Osterfjorden a généralement une largeur d'environ 1 à 3 kilomètres et le point le plus profond du fjord atteint une profondeur de 639 mètres sous le niveau de la mer.
Rivière canalisée avec de l'eau de marée profondément dans l'Osterfjord. Le ruisseau mesure environ 600 mètres de long et entre 50 et 60 mètres de large à l'endroit le plus étroit. Mostraumen a été canalisé (dragué) vers 1913.
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Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(28)
Great experience. Well organized. Guide knowledgeable. Good equipment. Slightly rainy day ... but stayed warm and dry. Beautiful scenery!
Fun experience to get really close to the fjords. The thermal suits were professional and very warm even in a rainy day.
We had an amazing time - our boat captain ,Herman, did go out of his way to make sure our experience was amazing, showing all the beauty of the fjords and sharing valuable insights about area and some history. Highly recommend - our entire family enjoyed it.
Amazing trip. Family of four-kids ages 10 and 13. All enjoyed. Went after doing the larger cruise through the Nærøyfjord and this was a great addition-exciting and much closer look at the fjords. Leader Maurius was great! Tips:arrive 20 min early so have time to get dressed. Wear warm clothes even under insulated suit-it gets cold at the boat speeds (and we are used to cold). Bring a water wallet for phone to wear around neck-that way you don’t worry about phone getting wet or dropping it! Boots are best or water proof shoes. 10year old found it a little long and uncomfy due to feet not reaching floor but would still do it again! Very interesting facts about salmon farming.
Amazing experience. Well worth the time and money. Beautiful scenery. We lucked out and saw a seal which was very exciting. Highly recommend this tour!
What an experience! We enjoyed the tour with our two kids (8y/10y) and it was just absolutely fantastic. Marius our captain was so kind and you could feel his dedication to Norway’s nature. With the same spirit he shared his insights about the fjords and we were lucky as well to spot a seal. NB, the provided gear was top notch (warm water-/weatherproof suits, google, balaclava and gloves where almost new and freshly cleaned/washed). We can highly recommend this tour to any Bergen visitor!
We really enjoyed the trip. We also had so much fun, and it was a uniqe way to see Bergen from. Only thing that is worth mentioning is that the soundtrack (guide) , that was played to explain things was a little low in volume. So it was hard to hear. We booked a 2,5 hours trip, and our bottoms became a little sore after. But other than that we really enjoyed it, and would defentley recomend it!
My 2 friends and I were so excited for this event. We enjoyed the first 30 minutes before we hit a channel indicator (metal pole in the water) at 60 knots. Our boat was ruined and we got rescued by an amazing Norwegian family. The Norwegian family took us to a town where we waited to be picked up. The captain of our boat mistakenly told us that this has happened before but it was his first time crashing. Every other member of the boat was leaving the next day but we weren’t leaving until Friday. The owner told us to come in the next morning at 0700 because their boat inventory has been cut in half. We came in and he said there could be a ride at 1700 so come back at 12 and he’ll know more. At 12, he said there wasn’t a ride at 5 but there’s two seats at 14:00. We came back at 13:30 to see if someone else would not make it so we can go on the last ride. They told us that it was full and come back in 15 minutes to see if we can go out when this boat comes back. We come back in 15 minutes and they tell us now that they can go out at 1700 but they will only do it if we pay $1200. Grateful that we didn’t get seriously injured.
Dear guest, Please accept our sincere apologies for what happened on your tour. We are fully aware of the incident, and it falls short of the standards we hold ourselves to. To be factual about what occurred: the boat made contact with a channel marker, resulting in damage to the bow. The vessel was never in danger of sinking, and no serious injuries occurred. At the same time, we fully understand that the situation felt dramatic for those on board, and we are sorry for that. The incident triggered an immediate internal review, and we are addressing it directly with the captain involved, along with our procedures for route adherence and passenger care. We would also like to clarify one point: this is the first incident of its kind in our company's history. We understand there may have been a miscommunication on board in a stressful situation, but we want to be clear with anyone reading this that nothing like this has happened before. In the days that followed, our team tried to find a way for you to experience the tour before your departure. Unfortunately, there was miscommunication on our side during this process, which led to confusion and mixed messages about availability and options. We know this added to your frustration, and that was never our intention, we were genuinely trying to find a solution for you. We acknowledge that we did not handle this well enough, and we are sorry for the added frustration it caused. This is something we are learning from. All passengers were refunded in full. We know the experience was not what you hoped for, and we are committed to ensuring an incident like this never happens again. Kind regards, Bergen Fjord Safari
It was a very special feeling, I really liked it, everything was well thought out – both the clothing and the route. Please let us know that the meeting point is in the OFFICE!
We had such a great time! It was amazing to be out in the open air to explore the Fjords of Norway! Marius was an excellent guide. it was not scary and we did not get wet for those who are worried about either. It was awesome!!
