By ship
West Norway can be reached by ferry (http://fjordline.com/) from Hirtshals in Denmark, to Stavanger and Bergen.
By plane
Bergen and Stavanger are well conected with many European cities. There are also international flights to Haugesund, Molde and à lesund.
By car
Western Norway occupies the entire west coast south of Trondheim until the mountain passes. There are accordingly numerous domestic entrances, basically along the east-west European highways E18, E134, E16, E136 as well as E39, the coastal main road. Travellers should also consider alternative routes often a more scenic option on national route 7, 50, 55 and 15.
By Rail
From continental Europe, trains run from Gothenburg and Stockholm in Sweden to Oslo. From Oslo, there are several lines to end stations on the West coast. Raumabanen an arm of Dovrebanen, the Oslo-Trondheim line runs from Dombås to à ndalsnes. Bergensbanen connects Oslo and Bergen across the mountain. The famous Flåmsbana Flåm railway (http://www.flaamsbana.no/eng/) branches off Bergensbanen at Myrdal. Sørlandsbanen connects Oslo and Stavanger via Kristiansand in South Norway.