Fjord

usgb/fjɔːrd/
noun

A narrow area of sea between high cliffs or banks.

The dramatic fjords in Norway are a popular tourist attraction.
Visual representation of "fjord" - A narrow area of sea between high cliffs or banks

Often appears as...

  • norwegian fjord
  • dramatic fjord
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Geographical Feature

Fjord refers to a long, narrow deep inlet of the sea between high cliffs, usually formed by a glacier.

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Sailing through the fjord, we were surrounded by steep cliffs on either side.
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Scandinavian Landscapes

Fjords are commonly associated with the geography of Scandinavian countries such as Norway and Iceland.

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The fjords of Western Norway are considered some of the world's most beautiful natural scenery.
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Tourist Destinations

Fjords are often highlighted as must-see destinations in travel brochures, especially for cruises.

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The cruise offers excursions to explore ancient fjords with guided kayak tours.
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