
Flam cruise quay
Quay 200 m from the village centre; terminal and restrooms, internet, coach parking; tender pier for up to two ships.

Flam is a village of about 350 people at the head of the Aurlandsfjord, an arm of the Sognefjord. It is the lower terminus of the Flam Railway, one of the world's steepest standard-gauge lines, and the base for cruises on the UNESCO-listed… More about Flåm →

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Ships dock at the cruise quay in the village, about 200 m from the centre, run by Aurland Hamnevesen (Flam Port). When the quay is taken, ships anchor in sand at about 50 m depth roughly 600 m out and tender in; the tender pier takes up to two ships. The pier area has a terminal with restrooms, internet access, coach parking and guide services, but no currency exchange and no turnaround facilities.
Flam station, the fjord-boat dock, shops and hotels are a short walk along the waterfront. Bergen airport is 167 km away and Sogndal airport 80 km. Gudvangen, in the same port district, is a separate anchorage with a small tender quay.
168.2 km · ~161 min by car
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
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Quay 200 m from the village centre; terminal and restrooms, internet, coach parking; tender pier for up to two ships.
Port of call: cruise-passenger parking isn't needed.
Pick the area first. Typical nightly prices, approximate.
Walk from the quay.
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Rail and road hub.
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Gateway city.
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Fjord village 10 km from Flam.
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Guesthouse and apartments.
Prices are approximate.
Cafes and restaurants by the station and quay.

Flam is a village of about 350 people at the head of the Aurlandsfjord, an arm of the Sognefjord. It is the lower terminus of the Flam Railway, one of the world's steepest standard-gauge lines, and the base for cruises on the UNESCO-listed Naeroyfjord and trips to the Stegastein viewpoint.
Ships dock at the cruise quay about 200 m from the village centre, run by Aurland Hamnevesen (Flam Port); when the quay is taken, ships anchor about 600 m out and tender in. Flam station, the fjord-boat dock, shops and hotels are a short walk along the waterfront.

Line from Flam to Myrdal.

UNESCO-listed fjord, reached by boat.

Platform 650 m above the Aurlandsfjord.