Visit the largest galcier on the European mainland. With its 450 square kilometers, the Jostedal glacier has 28 arms - we bring you along through the valley from where the glacier got its name. At the end of the valley you find the Nigard galcier arm. Here you can watch the glacier up-close! Hike along the glacier lake or cross it by boat, and get a good view of the ice.

On the southern-side of the fjord lies the first factory that produced one of Norways biggest juice labels, Lerum. Built in 1909 and restored in 1999, it now functions as a museum for locals and tourists. If your looking for a great piece of Luster history, this is the perfect place for you

Gaupne Church was finished in the mid 1600s and is a notched long church. Despite the simple look, Gaupne church has a beautiful interior and contains parts from the stave church that once held its place.

On the south-side of the Lustrafjord you find the Feigum-waterfall. With its 218 meters, it's one of the larges free-falling waterfalls in Norway! And the best thing is, its only a copule of minutes walk from the main road.

Join us as we climb 1400 meters above Luster to Sognefjellet. Several mountain hikes above 2000 meters, as well as opportunities for riding, climbing, skiing and glacier hiking. You can also take amazing pictures of Jotunheimen

At the end of the fjord you find Skjolden Llamas. Walk amongst, feed and pet the 30 animals they have. You can also book yourself a llama walk. In their farmer's store you can buy llama wool and traditional Norwegian food products.

Come with us to Luster and take a look at the beautiful Dale Church. Built in stone and soapstone the church was finished around 1240! The church is known for its well preserved baroque interior and the massive soapstone portal, which is reckoned to be one of the greatest Norwegian stone carvings left from the middle ages.

Hidden between mountains, down by the Lustrafjord you find the village of Solvorn, known for its narrow beautiful streets. Visit "Solvorn-bui" - Solvorn general store, and enjoy the surroundings. Maybe you want to take a swim on the beach?

On the south-side of the Lustrafjord, built in 1130(!) and placed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1979, you find the Urnes Stave Church. The oldest surviving church of Norway, a truly amazing sight!