Nordfjordeid is a small, unspoiled Norwegian village tucked at the innermost reach of Nordfjord — one of Norway's longest and most dramatic fjords — where glacier-carved walls drop steeply to mirror-still green water. Ships call here because the setting is spectacular and the surrounding countryside contains some of Norway's finest natural attractions: the Briksdalsbreen glacier arm, the Jostedalsbreen ice cap (Europe's largest mainland glacier), and the Jotunheimen high-mountain plateau. The village is also the ancestral birthplace of the Norwegian fjord horse.
Briksdalsbreen has receded significantly in recent decades and is now best appreciated on a guided glacier hike rather than just a viewpoint visit — the guided walk gets you onto the ice itself and explains the glacier's dramatic retreat. Book directly with the local guide company before arriving.
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