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Last updated: 24.05.2019 This is a “Travel like the locals” tour. The tours use public transport, i.e. regular buses, ferries and boats, but we have done the planning for you so that you can concentrate on enjoying your trip. You travel on your own - there is no guide or tour leader. On most of our tours you must change several times between different buses/ferries/boats, and it is up to you to make sure you catch your connections – truly travelling like a local! (The tours are set up so that the buses, ferries and boats connect.) Visit the beautiful village of Ulvik Voss - Ulvik - Granvin - Voss Travel to Ulvik, a village at the corner of the Hardangerfjord, situated between steep and snowclad mountains. Ulvik is reachable within an hour from Voss, and you will have plenty of time to explore. In Ulvik you will find the only fruit- and ciderroute in Norway, with three independent farmers professionally producing apple cider and other tasty farmyard produce. Take a lyrical stroll in the Olav H. Hauge Centre or just enjoy the calmness of the village. During summer and autumn there are several options for hiking in the surrounding mountains. You can also do some exploring on a bike or from a kayak on the fjord. Visit the Tourist Information for additional recommendations. While you are there, remember to browse at the locally produced products which are available for purchase. 01 May - 30 September: the bus to Ulvik will pass Skjervsfossen waterfall, and goes via Espelandsdalen valley. Departure from: Voss Station This itinerary is not valid as a ticket. Itinerary This itinerary is not valid as a ticket. .

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