The coast of **Norway** is dominated by its **fjords**, which are significant geographical features created by glacial erosion. These deep, narrow inlets of the sea are characterized by steep cliffs and dramatic landscapes. The fjords extend into the country’s coastline, providing a unique habitat for various marine life and enriching Norway's scenic beauty. The famous **Geirangerfjord** and **Nærøyfjord** are among the most picturesque examples, attracting numerous tourists each year. This distinct geographical feature has shaped not only the landscape but also the culture and economy of Norway, particularly in terms of **tourism** and **fishing**.