As we approach the Steinsdalsfossen waterfall near Norheimsund, the sound of rushing water fills your ears. The towering falls were formed centuries ago when the river changed course, and its majestic 50 metre height makes it one of the most impressive waterfalls in Norway. A winding path leads you behind the waterfall, where you can marvel at the cascading water from the safety of the rock face. This unique and picturesque spot is a must-see for any traveller. For added convenience, there are public toilets and a tourist information centre on-site. And when you need a break, the cosy cafe offers a warm cup of coffee and a selection of souvenirs. But it's not just the waterfall that's worth exploring. The old stone arch bridge is a delightful sight that adds to the character of the area. WE STAY HERE FOR 25 MIN, TRAVEL TIME TO THE NEXT STOP ABOUT 1.45 MIN

Øystese is a small and beautiful village located in the municipality of Kvam in Vestland county, Norway. It's situated along the Hardangerfjord and is known for its stunning natural beauty and peaceful atmosphere. There's a shopping area, a sandy beach, a marina, and plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy in the area. Unfortunately, we don't have time for a stop on this tour and will therefore only drive through this lovely place. After all, the train in Geilo leaves on time and we don't want to miss it.

We now drive along the Hardangerjord for around 45 minutes, with towering cliffs and shimmering water flanking the road and creating a breathtaking backdrop to our journey. We then reach the 7 km long Vallaviktunel and at its end we arrive at a roundabout inside the tunnel. Here we turn right and a minute later we find ourselves on the Hardanger Bridge, a 1,380-metre-long and 55-metre-high technical masterpiece, which was the longest bridge in Norway and the tenth longest in the world when it was completed. After crossing the Hardanger Bridge, we enter another short tunnel, which also has a roundabout inside it. We turn right again and after a few minutes the Hardongerfjord is on our left. After about 20 minutes we reach the small village of Eidfjord.

We continue along the Hardangerfjord and after about 20 minutes we reach the charming village of Eidfjord. This small village lies on the banks of the Eidfjord and offers a stunning view of the fjord and the surrounding mountains. We only drive through this small village.

The Vøringfossen waterfall is a breathtaking natural wonder that should be on everyone's bucket list when travelling between Oslo and Bergen. With a total drop of 182 metres and a major drop of 163 metres, it's one of Norway's most impressive waterfalls and a major tourist attraction. As you approach the falls, you'll be greeted by the thunderous sound of rushing water and the mist that rises from the base of the falls. We'll stop at the car park, just a short walk away from the viewing platform. There are also public toilets available. The Fossli Hotel, located nearby, has a cosy cafe that's worth a visit. Outside of the summer months, you can enjoy a cup of coffee by the crackling fireplace. We'll spend about half an hour here, admiring the beauty of the waterfall and the surrounding landscape. WE STAY HERE FOR 30 MINUTES, TRAVEL TIME TO GEILO STATION ABOUT ONE AND A HALF HOURS

Now continue uphill to Hardangervidda, marvel at this extraordinary and breathtaking landscape, see rugged mountains, the deep valleys or the unique flora and fauna. You are in the home of the largest reindeer population in Europe. Some of the last snow here only thaws in August. The landscape changes dramatically after just a few minutes' drive. Up here in the north, the tree line is only 900 metres above sea level. At its highest point, the Hardangevidda is around 1500 metres above sea level. TIME AND WEATHER PERMITTING, WE WILL MAKE ONE OR TWO PHOTO STOPS ALONG THE WAY.

The train to Oslo departs from platform 1 at 15:04. (THE TRAIN TICKET IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THIS TRIP, APP. 260 TO 690 NOK) You can purchase your ticket online at vy.no We have scheduled 14:00 as the arrival time at Geilo, so you have enough time for a lunch break. (THIS TIME CANNOT BE GUARANTEED, WE RECOMMEND PURCHASING A FLEXIBLE TRAIN TICKET) Embark on a magical journey from Geilo to Oslo, a scenic train ride that takes you through some of Norway's most beautiful landscapes. The route offers breathtaking views of the landscape, rolling hills and green valleys to snow-capped mountain peaks. Operated by the Norwegian Railways (VY), the train is a comfortable and convenient way to travel, allowing you to sit back and relax while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Along the way, you'll pass through charming towns and villages that give you an insight into Norway's rich history and culture. The arrival time in Oslo is given as 19:05.

At about five minutes past seven, your train will arrive in Oslo on track 12. Oslo Central Station, located in the heart of the Norwegian capital, is a bustling transport hub that serves as the starting point for many train journeys. With its sleek, modern design and convenient amenities, it's a comfortable place. You had a wonderful day and got to see an enormous amount of Norway's beauty in a single day on this trip. Have fun in Oslo, there is a lot to discover here. Thank you for travelling with us.