Norway is often considered the country most synonymous with fjords. These deep, narrow inlets, characterized by steep cliffs, were formed by glacial activity and are found along the country's western coastline. The stunning natural beauty of Norway's fjords, such as the famous Geirangerfjord and Nærøyfjord, has made them key tourist attractions. Beyond their picturesque landscapes, the fjords are also significant for environmental and ecological reasons, supporting diverse marine life. The unique geography of the region contributes to its distinct climate and biodiversity.