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A boat on a fjord with multiple waterfalls cascading down a tall cliff, and a snow-capped mountain in the background.

Snow–covered Peaks

Winter arrives in Sunnmøre quietly – a dusting on the peaks, the fjords running dark beneath, the air sharpening. The mountains reveal a different kind of beauty altogether.

  • February – April
  • Sunnmøre
  • 3 hotels
  • 6 nights
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This journey starts at NOK 140 000,-

At a glance

The mountains at their finest

This is Norway at its most elemental. Snowshoeing to a remote fjord village, skiing in the Sunnmøre Alps, a winter kayak on glassy water, a sauna on the fjord's edge – seven days that take the season seriously, and end each evening in the warmth of some of the north's finest rooms.

Six days across Sunnmøre

Day by day

An outline of what awaits – each day shaped around the mountains, the fjords, and the particular stillness that only a Norwegian winter brings.

The white Hotel Brosundet building with a grey roof sits on a dark canal with two boats docked, under a cloudy sky.

Day 1 — Arrival

Land in Ålesund and settle into Brosundet, at the heart of the city's Art Nouveau quarter. An evening guided walk through the snow-dusted streets, followed by dinner at LeSund.

A white and wooden boat named 'HAVSTAR' with buoys, carrying two people and sailing past snowy mountains.

Day 2 — From sea to plate

A fishing trip on the sound to start the morning, followed by a cold plunge and wellness session. An afternoon wine tasting at Vino Bar, and dinner at Apotekergata 5.

View from a boat of snow-covered fjord cliffs with icicles and mountains.

Day 3 — Into the fjord

A fjord cruise to Hjørundfjord, with lunch at the remote village of Trandal. Arrive at Union Øye and head out on snowshoes through the valley before dinner in the historic Dining Room and an evening of storytelling.

A snow-covered boathouse on a dock, with snowy mountains and bare trees reflecting in still water, featuring a warm glow at the bottom of the reflection.

Day 4 — A day at the end of the valley

A winter kayak on the fjord in the morning, followed by the warmth of the fjord sauna. An afternoon signature dinner in the Conservatory.

A dark cable car gondola hangs above a fjord, with snow-capped mountains and a snowy foreground.

Day 5 — On the slopes

Drive to Stranda for a day of alpine skiing in the Sunnmøre Alps before transferring to Storfjord Hotel as evening falls. Dinner in the restaurant.

A chef in a rustic kitchen meticulously plates dishes, with a roaring fireplace and hanging copper kettles in the background.

Day 6 — Above it all

A helicopter flight over the snow-covered peaks and fjords in the morning, followed by time in the wellness facilities. Dinner in the boathouse as the winter night closes in.

Woman on a cabin balcony looking out at a forest and mountains, holding a cup.

Day 7 — Departure

A leisurely morning, then transfer to the airport. The falls will still be running when you leave.

Accomodations

Where you'll stay

Brosundet sits at the heart of Ålesund – at its most atmospheric in winter, with snow on the Art Nouveau rooftops and the sound reflecting the evening light. Union Øye is a 19th-century jewel at the head of the Norangfjord, where the surrounding peaks in winter make it feel like the rest of the world has gone quiet. Storfjord is a timber-clad forest retreat above the fjord, built for exactly this kind of cold – the sauna, the hot tub, the robes, the fireplace. We know these properties intimately – their best rooms, their rhythms, and what makes each one worth the journey.

Eat and drink

From cold waters

Winter is when the kitchen turns inward – slow-cooked and nourishing. The cold waters of the fjord are at their most generous in winter, with skrei season at its peak and shellfish as fresh as it gets. A fishing trip on the sound before the day properly begins. Wine tasting in Ålesund. Dinner in Union Øye's historic Dining Room, an evening in the Conservatory, and a final night in the boathouse at Storfjord. Union Øye and Storfjord are both Michelin Key recipients and members of Relais & Châteaux.

This journey, made yours

Every itinerary we offer is a starting point. Drive the Fjords can be reserved as outlined, or shaped further around your pace, your interests, and the experiences that matter most to you. Once you reach out, we follow up with a short video call to get to know you better – and to make sure every detail is right before anything is confirmed.