Arnafjorden er ein sidefjord av Sognefjorden og går i sørvestleg retning og deler seg i to sidefjordar. Inst i fjorden er frå gamalt tre busette område, i vest Nese, i sør Indrefjord og i aust Framfjorden. (Framfjorden vart fyrst brukt som stadnamn då det vart oppretta brevhus i 1908). I 1895 var fjorden delt i tre skulekrinsar: Nese (Arnafjord), Indrefjord og Valsvik.

Det var ikkje vegsamband mellom dei tre skulekrinsane, og folket i Indrefjord og Framfjorden laut ro til og frå kyrkjestaden på Nese. Vegsambandet Framfjorden-Indrefjord-Nese var ferdig 1965. Dei tre skulekrinsane vart slegne saman 1960 og det vart bygt nytt skulehus i Valsvik i Framfjorden. I 1972 kunne folk køyra frå Vik til Arnafjorden. Vegsambandet vart offisielt opna året etter.

Arnafjord is a side fjord of the Sognefjord and goes southwest, dividing into two more side fjords, Framfjord and Indrefjord. The Arnafjord have historical three small villages, in west Nese, in south Indrefjord and in the east Framfjord. (The Framfjord was first used as a city name when a letter house was created in 1908). In 1895 the fjord was divided into three school districts: Nese (Arnafjord), Indrefjord and Valsvik.

There was no road connection between the three school districts, and the people of Indrefjord and Framfjorden were quiet to and from the church town of Nese. The road network Framfjorden-Indrefjord-Nese was completed in 1965. The three school districts were merged in 1960 and a new school building was built in Valsvik in the Framfjord. In 1972, people could drive from Vik to Arnafjorden. The road association was officially opened the following year.