Bergtatt Opplevelser

Bergtatt Opplevelser runs guided visits to a marble mine in Norway. Tours include a boat trip over an underground lake, a tasting of spring water taken from deep inside the mountain, and a video about the mining operation. The company also hosts concerts in its own concert hall inside the mine, which seats 300 people.

Customers are individual visitors on daily tours during the summer season, which runs from 30 May to 16 August, and private groups, who can book tours year-round. Concert tickets are sold for events announced on the company's Facebook page and website, and the boat trip before or after a concert is included in the ticket price.

The mine began operating in 1938, first extracting marble for the paper and cellulose industries in Norway and Sweden, and from 1968 supplying Hustadkalk. Since 1987 only tunnel operation has taken place, and the mine now covers 40 km across 11 floors. The Naas family began opening part of the mountain to tourism, and the company is operated by the family. It is registered in Eide, Norway, and was founded in 2009. The website states that it is approaching 15,000 visitors.

Product: Guided tours of a marble mine including an underground lake boat trip, plus concerts in an in-mine concert hall seating 300.