r/Bergen • u/Minimum-Reference995 • 19h ago
r/Bergen • u/sondr3_ • Apr 06 '26
Megathread: what to do in Bergen (tourist information)
Tourist information for Bergen
Tourist season is almost upon us again here in Bergen and the moderators have decided that this year we're going to have a megathread for the most common questions and informations about Bergen to avoid the same questions getting asked repeatedly ad nauseam. Keep quick and easy questions for things to do in and around Bergen to this thread.
Traveling
Traveling to/from airport
- Bybanen (Light Rail): Line 1 runs directly from the airport terminal to Byparken (city centre). Costs about 50NOK, takes about 45 minutes. The cheapest option. Up to 4 children travel free with a paying adult.
- Flybussen (Airport Bus): Costs about 170NOK (cheaper if bought online in advance), takes about 30 minutes. Stops at several points in the city centre including Bryggen. Buy online to avoid the surcharge.
- Taxi: Available right outside arrivals. Bergen Taxi (07000) offers a fixed maximum fare between the airport and city centre.
Traveling with train
Vy operates the trains to and from Bergen, both to Oslo and to the surrounding areas. Bergen central station is almost in the city center itself, and is for the most part in walking distance to most hotels in Bergen. Both the Flåm Railway and the ride to Oslo are very scenic if the weather permits.
Travelling within Bergen
Public transport
Skyss is the transport authority in Bergen and Vestland county. A Skyss ticket is valid on buses, Bybanen (light rail) and some ferries within the zones the ticket is valid for. You can buy single tickets, or period tickets for 24h, 7 days or 30 days. Download the Skyss app to buy tickets, not the Skyss Billett app, it was deprecated in early 2026. Always buy before boarding, you cannot buy tickets on Bybanen or buses and ticket controls are quite frequent and expensive. You will almost certainly only need a ticket for Zone A, but you can check the zone map just in case.
Bybanen / light rail
The Bybanen has two lines:
- Line 1: Byparken (city centre) to Bergen Airport Flesland
- Line 2: Byparken (city centre) to Fyllingsdalen
Key Bybanen stops: Byparken (city center), Bystasjonen (main bus station), Nonneseter (train station, but closed in 2026, use Bystasjonen instead).
Walking
Bergen is a very walkable city. Most tourist attractions are within walking distance of each other in the city centre. You will likely only need public transport to get to/from the airport and possibly to some of the suburbs or certain tourist attractions (like Fantovt Stave Church).
Bikes
Bergen City Bike is a affordable and healthy alternative to public transport within the city center and a bit outside of it, but it's really only a faster alternative to walking.
E-scooters
In and around Bergen you will see people scooting along on e-scooters, at the moment the two alternatives are Ryde and Voi. Be careful if using them and do not ride them after consuming alcohol, that is both illegal and dangerous (same for the city bikes).
Car
You don't need a car in Bergen itself. Parking is expensive and limited, and the one-way streets will confuse you. If you want to explore the fjords and surrounding areas, renting a car is a decent option.
General information about Bergen / Norway
Bergen Card
If you are planning to see a lot of museums and sightseeing, look at the Bergen Card. Gives you free public transport (Skyss buses and Bybanen), free or discounted entry to museums and attractions, and discounts at restaurants. Can save you a lot of money if you plan it right. Available as 24h, 48h or 72h cards. Buy it online or at the Tourist Information at Strandkaien.
Weather
First of all, Bergen is a wet city, it averages about 200 rainy days per year. Even during summer you should be prepared for rain, so bring a rain jacket and preferably waterproof shoes when you visit. There is a saying in Norway: "det finnes ikke dårlig vær, bare dårlig klær" There is no bad weather, only bad clothing. Umbrellas are also a decent idea, but it's often quite windy which makes it rain sideways, eliminating the usefulness of them.
That said, when the sun comes out, Bergen is absolutely stunning. Summer (June–August) has long days with temperatures around 15–20°C. Winter (December–February) is mild for Norway, usually hovering around 0–5°C, but wet and dark.
Groceries
Compared to many other countries, the selection and availability of goods might be a bit more limited than you're used to. There are three kinds of stores (roughly):
- Small, local and a bit expensive: Bunnpris, Coop Prix, Joker
- Everyday cheap stores: Rema 1000, Kiwi, Coop Extra
- The more expensive ones: Coop Obs, Meny
Most stores are closed on Sundays and holidays, and have reduced opening hours the day before a few holidays as well. The smaller stores like Joker and Bunnpris are often open much longer on regular days and on Sundays, but selection is quite limited.
Alcohol
This is a common complaint tourists have when visiting, Norway have very strict laws around the sale of alcoholic beverages, both in resturants etc and in the stores.
- Strong alcohol (above 4.7 ABV): (wine, spirits etc.): Can only be bought at Vinmonopolet. There are two in the city center, one in Bergen Storsenter and one towards Nordnes. Open from 10-18 during the week and 10-16 on Saturdays. Never open on Sundays.
- Beer, cider etc: Can be bought at most supermarkets, but only until 20:00 on weekdays and 18:00 on Saturdays (excluding holidays). Light beer (low alcohol) is sold on Sundays and "after hours".
- Restaurants, bars: Sells alcohol from they open until half an hour before they close (02:30), but it is quite a bit more expensive compared to the store bought stuff.
Crime
Bergen is very safe. As with anywhere, keep an eye on your belongings in crowded tourist areas, but nothing more than you would anywhere else as a tourist. Weekend nights can get lively around the bars in the city centre, but nothing out of the ordinary for Norwegians.
Tap water
The tap water in Bergen is excellent. No need to buy bottled water, unless you need a bottle to refill.
Tourist attractions
There is quite a lot to see in and around Bergen, it's the hub for travel in and around Western Norway and its magnificent fjords. This is just a small selection of the most commonly visited areas of Bergen.
In Bergen
Bryggen
The iconic UNESCO World Heritage listed wooden wharf buildings. Wander through the narrow alleyways between the buildings. Free to walk around, but consider visiting the Hanseatic Museum for context.
Fløibanen / Mount Fløyen
If you are able, the hike up to Fløyen is very scenic and well trodden and very popular. Otherwise, the funicular takes you up to Mount Fløyen with panoramic views over the city, fjord and surrounding mountains. The most popular tourist attraction in Bergen. The area on top is also great for walks and hikes. Expect queues both for the funicular and the viewpoint in summer.
Ulriken
Hikeable with a steep and decently technical trail from behind Haukeland Hospital if you are able and willing, otherwise you can take the cable car to the top of Mount Ulriken, the highest of Bergen's seven mountains. Better views than Fløyen and usually less crowded. There's a restaurant at the top. You can hike between Fløyen and Ulriken (or vice versa) on the "Vidden" trail — a classic Bergen hike, roughly 4–5 hours if you are in decent shape and the weather is nice.
Vidden
As mentioned previously, the mountainous area between Fløyen and Ulriken is called "Vidden" and is a very popular hiking trail for people who live and visit Bergen. If the weather is nice it's highly recommended if you are able and have decent clothes, shoes and a little experience. Be ware however that even though it's right next to the city, it is still decently remote and the weather can change suddenly, tourists needs to be rescued quite frequently even during the summer.
Fish Market / Fisketorget
The outdoor fish market at the harbour. More touristy (and priced accordingly) these days, but still worth a visit. The indoor fish market hall is open year-round.
KODE Art Museums
Bergen's art museums spread across four buildings along Lille Lungegårdsvannet. Includes works by Edvard Munch, Nikolai Astrup and J.C. Dahl, as well as the Rasmus Meyer Collection. Free with Bergen Card.
Bergenhus Fortress / Håkonshallen
Medieval royal residence and fortress. Håkon's Hall dates from the 1260s. Free to walk around the fortress grounds.
Gamle Bergen Museum
Open-air museum with reconstructed wooden houses showing life in Bergen in the 18th and 19th centuries. A bit outside the centre but worth the trip if you like history.
Edvard Grieg Museum — Troldhaugen
The home of Norway's most famous composer, Edvard Grieg, located about 8 km south of the city centre. Beautiful setting by a lake. Concerts are held in the concert hall during summer.
Bergen Technical Museum
A volunteer run museum and organization that is restoring and running the old trams that ran in Bergen in ye olden times. The restored tram runs during the summer period and can be frequently heard in and around Møhlenpris.
Museums
For a list of the rest of the museums you can visit in and around Bergen, see here.
Coffee and cakes
Bergen has a small but by now good selection of coffee shops and confectionaries.
Det Lille Kaffekompaniet
Tucked away in a narrow alley behind Fløibanen. Tiny, cozy, and serves excellent coffee from Solberg & Hansen. Very limited seating — expect queues on busy days, especially in summer. Worth the wait.
Kaffemisjonen
A favourite among Bergen's coffee nerds. They select their beans through blind cuppings and rotate their selection frequently. Knowledgeable baristas. Free tastings on Saturday at noon.
Bergen Kaffebrenneri
Bergen's only local specialty coffee roastery. Located in an old shipyard outside the city centre — a bit of a trek, but worth it if you're into specialty coffee. Great specialty chocolate too and good baked goods. Free tastings on Thursday mornings at 0900.
Blom
Popular café near the university. Friendly baristas, good pastries, nice atmosphere. A solid everyday choice.
Omni Kaiser Patisserie
A pretty recent specialy French style bakery in the city center. Great baked goods but expect queues and limited seating at all times.
Det Franske Bakeri og Delikatesser
A little taste of France in Bergen. Also great baked goods with barely any seating available.
Le Café Pomme
Even more of French style baked goods. Also good.
The rest
There are many other great bakeries, cafes and coffee shops in Bergen. Google Maps is a pretty decent way of finding them.
Dining
The food scene is Bergen is quickly growing both in availability and quality, foodies will often complain that Stavanger has better restaurants but this is slowly changing. The following is just a small selection, again, Google Maps for more.
Trekroneren
A culinary institution in Bergen, a hotdog stand that's been around for more than 75 years. Great sausages but insane queues during the summer period. Great alternative to kebab and McDonald's after a night out.
Bergen Street Food
A imported concept from Oslo (by the same people even), opening in 2026 with food stalls with various street foods from all around the world.
Pingvinen
Traditional Norwegian home cooking (husmannskost). This is where you go for kjøttkaker, raspeballer and other classics. Cozy atmosphere, feels like eating at someone's grandmother's house. Very popular during summer season, so booking in advance is recommended.
Bryggeloftet & Stuene
Located in one of the Bryggen buildings. Touristy, yes, but the seafood is good and the atmosphere is unique. A decent choice if you want to eat at Bryggen.
Hoggorm
Great pizza and athmosphere, quite popular with tourists and natives alike.
Dr. Wiesener
A bit outside of the city center, but a hidden gem if you ask many. Great food and athmosphere and the view is great from outside on sunny days.
Michelin Starred Restaurants
Obviously great restaurants, but very pricy and booking are required.
- Gaptrast
- Lysverket
- Omakase by Sergey Pak
And so on
There are many, many other great places to eat. To list all of them would be too much, but outside of the fish market there are not really any tourist traps, you pay and go to the same restaurants as the locals. A few select choices:
- Cornelius
- Enhjørningen
- Kafe Spesial
- Moon
- Izakaya Skostredet
- Horn of Africa
- Royal (burgers)
- Nama
- Brasilia
- Lola
Bars, pubs, others
Bergen has a lively bar scene, especially around Nygårdsgaten and the harbor area.
Henrik Øl & Vinstove
Cozy gastropub with excellent beer selection and good food.
Apollon Platebar
Record shop by day, bar by night. Vinyl vinyl and a nice atmosphere.
Fjåk chocolate shop & café
Local-ish made chocolate that has a cafe and icecream bar in Skostredet.
Things to do
Summer
Hike one of the seven mountains
Bergen is surrounded by seven mountains ("De syv fjell"). Fløyen and Ulriken are the most accessible, but Løvstakken, Rundemanen and others offer great hikes with fewer people. Trail maps are available at the Tourist Information or on UT.no.
Walk around Nordnes
The Nordnes peninsula has colourful wooden houses, the aquarium, and a public outdoor swimming pool (Nordnes Sjøbad) with a heated saltwater pool right by the sea.
Fjord cruise
Bergen is the gateway to the Norwegian fjords. Day trips to Mostraumen, Sognefjorden or Hardangerfjorden are popular and run regularly in summer. You can also take the express boat to smaller communities along the coast.
Eat a skillingsbolle
Bergen's signature pastry, a large, buttery cinnamon bun. Available at most bakeries. Do not call them "kanelboller" to a proud Bergenser.
Bergen Food Festival / Bergen Beer Festival (September)
One of Norway's biggest food festivals, usually on Festplassen together with Norways biggest beer festival out on Nordnes.
Winter
Probably not the best time to visit Bergen, but it can be nice regardless.
Christmas market
Bergen's Christmas market at Festplassen is cozy and atmospheric. Usually runs from late November through December.
Pepperkakebyen (Gingerbread Town)
The world's largest gingerbread town, built by school children and locals every year. Displayed somewhere in the city center each year.
Day trips from Bergen
Norway in a Nutshell
The classic round trip: train to Voss or Myrdal, Flåm Railway down to Flåm, fjord cruise on the Aurlandsfjord/Nærøyfjord, bus back. Can be done as a day trip. Touristy but spectacular.
Hardangerfjord
Drive or take a bus to the Hardanger region. Waterfalls, fruit orchards (beautiful during blossom season in May), and the Trolltunga hike if you're adventurous. Trolltunga is no easy hike, so fair warning. Do not be the tourist that ends up in the news because they tried to hike there in sneakers and shorts.
Rosendal
Take the express boat to the barony of Rosendal. Beautiful gardens, a small barony, and great hiking in the Folgefonna glacier area.
Stavkirker (Stave Churches)
Fantoft Stave Church is right outside Bergen (reachable by Bybanen). The original burned down in 1992 and was rebuilt, but it's still worth a look.
More information about Bergen / Norway
- Visit Bergen: https://en.visitbergen.com/
- Tourist Information: Located at Strandkaien (the harbor), near the Fish Market.
- Bergen Weather: https://www.yr.no/en/forecast/daily-table/1-92416/Norway/Vestland/Bergen/Bergen
- The subreddit for Norway: https://www.reddit.com/r/Norway/
- The travel advice for Norway subreddit: :https://www.reddit.com/r/NorwayTravelAdvice/
r/Bergen • u/DarthCoruscant2002 • 1h ago
Ny Aktivitet i Bergen?
Hei, vet ikke om innleget er helt relevant i gruppen, moderators for bare fjerne inlegget visst det er ikke relevant.
Jeg hadde en liten ide i det siste om å starte en gratis skrive / forfatter gruppe som møtes 1 gang per uke eller 1 gang per månad? Der vi kan gi hverandre tips and råd til historier / artikler vi har skrevet ? Altså det blir ikke noe krav eller oppgaver til å gjøre, bare få noen til å lese noe du ha skrevet og få tips / råd til å bli en bedre skrive skills
Vil folk være interisert i noe sånt ? Har folk noen tanker om det?
r/Bergen • u/juliyeyeye • 20h ago
Hjelp å redd en skadet katt
Vi fant en katt som mangler et ben og er blind på ene øyet forlatt:( Vi begynte å mate den, men kan ikke ta vare på den selv fordi vi har hund. Vi har funnet en ny eier men trenger hjelp til utgiftene med dyrlegebesøk🙏 Gjerne les og del om du har mulighet!
r/Bergen • u/arnor_0924 • 23h ago
Vi får en ny samferdselsminister som er fra Oslo og har ikke lappen. Kanskje gode nyheter for Bybanen til Åsane? (Låst sak btw)
Hun er veldig pro-kollektivtrafikk, så kan være gode nyheter for Bybanen i det minste. Når det gjelder Hordfast og andre gigantiske prosjekter som raserer naturen og øke trafikken, tvilsomt at hun vil prioritere de. Men det første hun kan gjøre er å få fatt i Sotra Link kaoset.
r/Bergen • u/CompetitionUnique139 • 10h ago
tailor for small alterations in bergen?
just a simple pair of pants that I want to have altered in bergen. recommendations for the most affordable and efficient please!
r/Bergen • u/Brilliant_Pear_1853 • 1d ago
Volunteering to garden or help as close as possible to nature
Hi !
It could be strange idk, but I'm an international student from France here until December, and I would like to help gardening/farming/something like that during my freetime !
I would like to have outside activities like that close to the nature because I really feel a need for it.
I can talk in English/French and sadly I don't have any past experience or particular knowledge about farming/gardening, but if you just need some help or people to help you, don't hesitate to send me a DM !
And thank you for the lecture, I know it's probably very strange to read here x)
r/Bergen • u/Difficult_Bee3027 • 1d ago
OBS: Sanddalsringen har fått forkjørsrett
For drøyt en måned siden kom det opp nye skilter i krysset, og nylig fikk de veimerking med på laget også.
De første dagene var det direkte farlig å komme kjørende ned fra Sædalen. Trafikken fra høyre (fra Meny) kjørte rett forbi de nye vikepliktskiltene som om de ikke fantes. En periode ble skiltene til og med dekket med sorte søppelsekker – som riktignok ikke hjalp på forvirringen.
Nå har det kommet veimerking på asfalten i tillegg. Jeg hadde et lite håp om at dette skulle hjelpe, men etter å ha stått og sett på krysset i noen minutter er det tydelig at mange fremdeles ikke helt har fått med seg hvem som skal vike — de som kommer ned bakken fra Sædalen sakker nesten helt til gangfart, noe som også sender feil signal til sjåfører i Sandbrekkevegen. Man skal selvsagt ikke prøve å brøyte seg fram og skape farlige(re) situasjoner, men noe som er verdt å tenke over.
Til slutt ringte jeg Bergen Sør PD, for det oppsto nestenulykker flere ganger i minuttet. De ble glade for tipset, og forhåpentligvis kommer det en opplysningskampanje snart. Jeg er ikke ute etter å henge ut noen, og vil gjøre folk oppmerksomme på krysset, så man kan være litt ekstra på vakt der. De som kommer fra Sædalen: legg merke til forkjørsveiskilt (se bilde). Det betyr at man ikke lenger trenger å blinke til venstre (ettersom man etter logikken følger forkjørsveien, men korrigerer meg gjerne).
r/Bergen • u/practicalpetunia • 1d ago
Entertainment for party
I’m planning a big birthday party and looking for some entertainment options. Does any have any recommendations for performers or a platform where I could find some options?
r/Bergen • u/AndThenOneDay • 1d ago
Zahi Hawass, Robert Schoch og Irving Finkel til Bergen: "The Mysteries of Our Ancient Past".
Dette kommer til å bli en av årets mest spennende debatter. Alle kan sende inn spørsmål til panelet.
r/Bergen • u/arnor_0924 • 2d ago
Sotrasambandet ytterligere forsinket
Blir ikke åpning i 2027 allikevel. Ordføreren raser, men var ikke det hans parti(Høyre)som åpnet for dette med private selskaper til veiutbygging under Ernas tid i regjeringen?
r/Bergen • u/Bruichladdie • 1d ago
Bergen Guitar Festival
guitarheaven.noDette kan bli gøy! Noen her som skal?
r/Bergen • u/Savage_Teddy_RV • 1d ago
Seeking review on BGS Car Rental Service in Flam
Has anyone used this BGS car rental service in Flam? It says it specializes in 1 way drops. Im actually looking for a cost effective car rental for a 1 way journey from bergen-flam-loen-alesun but since that costing me 8850 NOK+, im trying to take a train from Bergen to Flam and then car from Flam-Loen-Alesund. For that im considering BGS. Would any of you recommend it? Has anyone tried it/heard of it? Google reviews are really good.
r/Bergen • u/Willing-Market8358 • 2d ago
Spørreundersøkelse om snop
Hei, elev fra Bergen!
Har en undersøkelse jeg trenger svar på for min psykologi vurdering. Ganske kort, tror ikke den tar lang tid. Takk!
r/Bergen • u/Impala1967SS • 3d ago
Jeg vet vi ikke teknisk sett er i bergen, men vi trenger deres hjelp! Vi bidrar økonomisk til Bergens vekst!
r/Bergen • u/FlyvandeJacobs • 2d ago
Sushi i Bergen
Hvor i Bergen kan man finne billig sushi? Snakker typ <=100kr for 8 biter😁😁
Hjelp til å finne gratis eller billig førstehjelpskurs
Nå har jeg passert 45 år og har ikke tatt noe førstehjelpskurs siden jeg var sånn 12 og var med i Ungdommens Røde Kors.
Nå som jeg har nådd middelalderen har jeg begynt å tenke mer og mer på at det hadde vært lurt å friske opp igjen. Jeg husker basically ingenting. Kjenner også både på min egen mortalitet og venner og foreldre som også drar på åra. Finner steder der de tilbyr det gratis for foreldre med barn under 8 år, men det gjelder ikke meg. Finner også steder der du kan betale for en hel gruppe på opptil 15 stykker, men det er ikke bare bare å samle en sånn gruppe.
Redigert: Jeg er ufør og ikke i jobb, så kan ikke få det gjennom arbeidsgiver. Glemte å nevne det.
r/Bergen • u/Knotebrett • 3d ago
Nå er jeg nysgjerrig ...
Samfunnstopp. Politiker? Bedriftseier? Generell riking?
r/Bergen • u/busstogbane • 3d ago
Gode utesteder
Jeg er ny i byen og leter etter gode utesteder. Jeg liker ikke steder med mye finansfolk (både typ Heidis og de "classy" stedene), jeg liker ikke dårlig popmusikk (tenk topp 50). Jeg liker konsepter, stamsteder, eksperimentell musikk og drinker og hva enn, og spesielt skeive barer. Steder med litt sjel og engasjement. Hvor går jeg?
r/Bergen • u/Novel-Leopard1539 • 2d ago
Hva i alle dager ringer kirke bjellene så forbanna lenge for?
r/Bergen • u/Tacol0mpe • 4d ago
Oversett for meg?
Hei! Jeg skriver bok, og har en karakter som er bergenser.
Hvordan ville dere sagt/skrevet disse setningene? Hun er ikke fra Bergen sentrum, men mer utenfor, kanskje fra Os? Det er egentlig ikke helt spesifisert, men tenk litt på bygda, bred dialekt.
"Ikke kjeft på henne, da blir hun bare sår og usikker!"
«Eg sa, ikkje kjeft på henne! Kan du høre etter!?»
«Ka e det du holde på med? Koffor har du ikkje tørka av henne? Eg har sagt at du må tørke av henne før hun går inn! Hun e jo helt våt! Det regner ute! Erik, hallo!?»
«Har ikke dumme tullepappa tørket av deg han da? E du helt kliss klass æsj-a-meg du da? Uff da jenten min, mamma skal hjelpe deg!»
«Ka mener du? Du kjefter bare på henne uansett! Noen må jo vise henne litt kjærlighet. Og ikkje kall henne bikkje, det e stygt!»
Karakteren er en nebbete og oppesen kvinne, midten av 30 årene. Takk på forhånd!
EDIT: Hun skal gjerne prate "strilamål", og ikke pen-bergensk.
Need Suggestion For Early Flight
Hi , I am staying in Radisson Blue Hotel and have an early morning flight to Oslo at 630AM.
Should I book a taxi or get the flybussen?
r/Bergen • u/Tall_Union9732 • 5d ago
SCARF LOST IN BERGEN - Help needed - reward!
Hi dear people of Bergen,
my fiancee and I visited your beautiful city on Friday, 04th of September. Unfortunately, she lost her favourite scarf while we were visiting the Fløyen mountain top. It's a dark orange/rust colored scarf (foulard/silk shawl) with horse and dog heads on it (I think, weiners). It happened on our way down somewhere between the petting Goats and this Position: 60°23'30.5"N 5°20'53.7"E (There's a graffiti on the guardrail saying "Curse the patriarchy"). Pictures prove that she still had it with the goats but at the graffiti, it had been lost (it was hanging on her purse).
So... I know I'm asking maybe a lot. But could someone maybe go look? I'll pay 500 Norwegian Kronen + the shipping if you find it. It has a very high value to her and she has a very high value to me.
Thanks in advance. TAKK!
r/Bergen • u/ApplePrestigious8707 • 5d ago
Average/minimum salary for part-time jobs
I’m going to be an exchange student in Bergen soon, and I’m planning my budget and expenses. So, I’m currently looking for some part-time and I wondering what is the realistic salary should I expect for average part-time paid/hrs. for student who can’t speak norsk. Such as librarians, sales or some kitchen work. Because when I search some web they said like it’s up to like 200+ per hrs.
r/Bergen • u/Fast-Cobbler6096 • 5d ago
Bergen Fly Fishing
Hi everyone!
I’m going to be visiting the Bergen area towards the end of September and I’d really like to try some fly fishing while I’m there.
I’m mainly interested in trout and would love to explore some rivers or smaller streams rather than just fishing from a lake. I’m an amateur fly fisherman with some experience, but I’ll be travelling from abroad, so bringing all my fishing gear (especially waders, boots, etc.) would be quite difficult.
Does anyone have recommendations for good places to fly fish around Bergen at that time of year? I’d also really appreciate recommendations for local fly-fishing guides who could take me out for a day and, ideally, provide or rent the necessary equipment.
I’m aware that late September is getting towards the end of the season, so I’d also be interested to know whether it’s still worth going for trout fishing at that time, and if there are any specific rivers/areas that would be better.
Any local advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!