Fjords of Norway
Fjords are found only in high latitudes, in the mountainous western coast of Norway, where glaciers are fed or are fed by heavy snowfalls, down to the sea in ancient river valleys or along faults. For the rock glacier followed by sinking land and rising sea levels, leading to flooding of the valleys. In some cases, deepening valleys and glaciers lasted below sea level. Some fjords coasts are densely dismembered to narrow and deep cross straits, which are very convenient inland waterways communications.
Each fiord has the unique landscape and the color of water, with its own characteristics and attractions. For instance the Geyranger is famous for its highest and most picturesque waterfalls. Sogn-fiord is the most longest fiord in the world, stretches for 204 kilometers into the country and at 1308 meters water depth. The entire perimeter of fjords, has beautiful waterfalls and monuments.
At Lise-fjords with a huge rock Prekestulen, also known as “platform” or “chair” – with the majestic cliffs, you can enjoy a splendid view, and the most daring, go to the very edge of the rocks. These amazing natural formations has numerous islands and secluded coves, waterfalls, cascades, hiding in the fjords, just perfect for the trip by boat or ship.
