National Geographic Traveller Magazine’ voted the fjords of Norway the number one "unspoiled travel spot" from a list of 115 destinations around the world.

Dramatic mountains mirrored on beautifully flat, pristine waters - this place is what SUP dreams are made of! Sognefjord is the largest & deepest navigable fjord in the world and one of its branches, Nærøyfjord, is undoubtedly the most spectacular.

At 17km long and only 250 metres wide at the narrowest point, paddle boarding Nærøyfjord is definitely one of the most immersive ways to experience the fjords of Norway. The sheer grandeur of Nærøyfjord assails the senses and your perspective is often challenged as you paddle past neck-achingly high cliffs rising to mountains of over 5000ft with literally hundreds of breath-taking waterfalls.

Nærøyfjord is a truly stunning, majestic place to paddle. If you truly want to immerse yourself in nature and head out on a SUP adventure like no other then pack up your kit and your Voyager board for this simply stunning paddle.