An incredible awe-inspiring place. Just wow! Make sure you visit with plenty of time to experience all aspects and walk around the trail and visiting platforms. I would suggest 2 hours, plus time for a coffee. Norway at its best! Enjoy!

We visited in the evening and it was very quiet with just a few other visitors but this is a very popular tourist destination and gets very busy with coach trips. It is high up in the mountains and takes a good 20 min drive from Eidfjord along winding roads and tunnels. There is a large carpark and the area is laid out well with lots of walkways and viewing platforms. If you have mobility or walking difficulties I would recommend you stay at the top and enjoy the spectacular views and scenery as the various walks down to the old bridge are uneven and slippery and there are alot of steps to the new bridge. The area is absolutely stunning with the waterfalls cascading into the valley below but we were there in Spring and there should have been alot more water cascading down which we found a little disappointing. We were told the water flow is controlled, and it showed! That said, it is still an incredible sight and the area is spectacular.

Had a great virtually private tour with Hardanger Guide Service to Voringsfossen waterfall and then on to the Hardanger plateau. (Approx 3 hours) There was one main stop at the Falls and then a further stop at the dam and 2 other lookout points. The scenery was spectacular, although sadly the weather was a bit damp and obscured the view of the Glacier. Mark, our driver/tour guide was extremely informative and an excellent driver. Transport was in a 7-seater minibus - very comfortable. Booking and pick-up was from outside the Tourist information centre next to the cruise dock. Believe you can also book in the Tourist office. There is no Website but you can contact Mark by email - hardangerguideservice@gmail.com. I hadn't anticipated doing a tour in Eidfjord but am very glad I decided to book this tour on the spur of the moment. It was well worth the cost - NOK1450. There are cheaper options for similar tours but not in the comfort of a small minivan or with such a knowledgeable guide. Thank you Mark.

So you want to see the sights while in Eidfjord but don't want to spend a lot of money, right? Who does? If you came by boat, stop by the information center and buy a ticket for the Voringfossen waterfall. If you buy the ticket outside of the info building it should cost about 41 dollars. It takes about 30 minutes to get to the waterfall. Work your way down to the bridge but don't cross it. Take all the pictures and video you want and return to the top. Pat yourself on the back for saving a few pennies. In my case I saved about 35000 pennies.