Hellesylt port

Shore excursions in Hellesylt 

Spend a day immersed in the majesty of the unspoiled landscape on one the extensive Uniktur`s tours that covers it all. You will encounter waterfalls, rivers, fjords, glaciers, villages, mountain peaks, and many breathtaking hairpin turns that can’t be counted.
For centuries, the main mode of transport in this region was the big fjord horses, but your modern day trip will be in a comfortable panoramic car along a network of scenic roads.

Nestled among spectacular mountains and a beautiful fjord, the UNESCO-listed Hellesylt is a must-see during your visit to Norway. Scattered across the hills and mountains are beautifully preserved old farmhouses, many of which boldly hang over the fjord in very difficult places.

According to historical research, people have settled in Hellesylt since the end of the last ice age. The first tourists began to spend the night in Hellesylt only in 1875, when the first Grand Hotel was built.

The village of Hellesilt, located at the end of the Sunnilvenfjord. The name of the village could mean «holy wasteland» and was once the district’s central farm. Hellesilt has two grocery stores, several gift shops, a factory store, a gas station, and several cafeterias. There is also an elementary school with about 80 pupils.

The village and its unspoiled surroundings inspired the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen to write the long and popular dramatic poem Brand.
Despite being visited by over 200,000 tourists and 100 cruise ships annually, Hellesylt has retained its idyllic charm.
Barely moving away from the pier, the Hellesylt waterfall appears first of the exhibits. Follow your guide and enjoy your first portion of morning energy from the powerful stream.

In Hellesylt, Uniktur only offers full day excursions. Choose and go!

 

Hellesylt-Stryn-Geiranger

private tour Uniktur Hellesylt-Stryn-Geiranger

Hellesylt-Valdall-Trollstigen

Waterfall Gudbtansjuvet with Unuktur

Hellesylt - Tresfjord - Kayaking

unique private tour to Tresfjord with Uniktur