Copenhagen to Bergan

this is the 8th enquiry started by this user and none of the answers to the others, including last week's on the same theme, have been acknowledged......

I'm not sure what this means

For our trip in 2023, we looked into going from Copenhagen to Norway by boat, but chose flying, on Norwegian Air.

Norway in a Nutshell (sometimes referred to as NIN) is an itinerary that gives you a taste of the scenery, fjords, waterfalls, and heights in Norway, in a convenient stretch going from Bergen to Oslo, or in the opposite direction. When I first heard Rick Steves talk about it, I thought it was a cute name he’d invented, but it seems that the concept was already created by Norwegians, to attract tourism. A combination of train, bus, and ferry get you between the endpoint cities, with a stop at Flåm for a ferry ride on the Aurlandsfjord, and other scenic places along the way. You can do the NIN route on your own, or there are tour companies that can take you.

schweizergayle1: What the first reply meant is that you seem to frequently ask a question, several people provided responses and follow-up questions, and you never returned to the posts.

As for your original question, I flew from Copenhagen to Bergen on SAS airlines. And for more information on Norway in a Nutshell, here is a link from within this RS website: https://www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/read/articles/norways-ultimate-natural-thrill

Schweizergayle1 - Yes Joy gives good information to do the research on Norway in a Nutshell. I'm doing this next week, and will take an overnight ferry from Copenhagen to Oslo - then do the NIN, staying in Aurland and then Flam, then continuing on and arriving in Bergen. SO - there are options!