Tours & tickets

Flydalsjuvet View Point

Embark on a guided tour of Dalsnibba, Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and the Fjords tailor-made for cruise passengers arriving in Geiranger. Relax on board a comfortable bus and listen to live commentary as you admire landscapes, mountains, waterfalls, and lakes. After meeting the guide and boarding the bus, begin your guided tour of Geiranger and the UNESCO World Heritage area. Sit back and relax as you make your way to Flydalsjuvet, one of Norway’s most photographed viewpoints. Continue to the spectacular Djupvatn Lake and reach the top of the famous mountain Dalsnibba, at an altitude of 1,500 meters above sea level*. Make a stop at Eagle Bend and soak up the breathtaking views of Geiranger village, the Geirangerfjord, and the Seven Sisters Waterfall. Drive up the serpentine Eagle Road for one-of-a-kind photo opportunities of the Geirangerfjord. As you explore, your guide will provide insightful commentary about the area and its history. Finally, enjoy a punctual return to the terminal in time for your cruise departure. *Important Information: Nibbevegen (road that goes off from mainroad and up to Dalsnibba highest point) is closed during wintertime. Opening time is scheduled in May and will depend on weather conditions. We may have to skip this stop if its still not open.

Experience the incredible mountains and lakes of Gerainger aboard this City Sightseeing hop-on, hop-off bus. Discover wonderful attractions, including the Norwegian Fjord Center, where you can learn more about the history and culture of the city and discover why it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pet small animals at Westeraas Farm, including llamas and goats, and then go for a walk in the mountains. Take stunning photos from the Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint, and enjoy a picnic or drink as you soak up the impressive views for as long as you want. Avail of the free Wi-Fi to keep connected and share your memories in real time. Bus Stops: 1) Cruise Ship Terminal 2) Norwegian Fjord Center 3) Westeras Farm 4) Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint 

Explore the powerful beauty of Norway as you travel the Geiranger road by bus. Pass by two of the most famous highlights along the Geiranger, Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend. A multi-language audio guide will tell you more about the history of the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage site. Begin your sightseeing tour along the famous Geiranger road with a view of Flydalsjuvet. At 330 meters above sea level, this magnificent gorge offers incredible views of the 70-meter-deep canyon and the Geirangerfjord below. Enjoy one of the most iconic landmarks of Norway. Next, continue your tour with a passage through the village of Geiranger and experience the thrill of 11 hairpin turns as you approach the Eagle Bend. On the final turn, soak up the view of the fjord, village, and the Seven Sisters waterfall at 515 meters above sea level.

Start your day from Hellesylt cruise port and travel with your guide to Geiranger and the UNESCO World Heritage area. On your way, pass the beautiful lake of Oppstryn and take a short break at Jostedalsbreen National Park Center, learning more about glaciers. Along the way, also make a short photo stop at the Øvstefossen Waterfall. Then, visit Flydalsjuvet, one of Norway’s most photographed viewpoints, followed by the spectacular Djupvatnet Lake. Reach the top of the Dalsnibba mountain at the altitude of 1500 m above sea level*. Finally, reach the spectacular Eagle Bend with great views of the Geiranger village, the Geirangerfjord, and the Seven Sisters Waterfall. Drive up the serpentine Eagle Road with great photo opportunities of the Geirangerfjord. Finally, return to Hellesylt in time for your cruise ship. Important Information: Nibbevegen (road that goes off from mainroad and up to Dalsnibba highest point) is closed during wintertime. Opening time is scheduled in May and will depend on weather conditions. We may have to skip this stop if its still not open.

Join us on an unforgettable journey through the beautiful, wild and raw landscape of the fjords. Take advantage of the unique opportunity to experience a popular World Heritage site without the huge crowds. Enjoy a powerful and peaceful close contact with raw and rugged nature, whether you're here when the landscape glows with autumn colors, when it's covered in snow and ice, or when it bursts with spring. Experience the unique calm that hangs over the landscape in autumn, winter and spring: the air is crisper, the light clearer and the shadows deeper. Your trip travels with our modern fjord boat from the narrow strait in the seaside town of Ålesund and up the fjord towards the heart of the UNESCO area ─ Geiranger. Sit comfortably on the fjord boat, and feel how the mood changes as the landscape changes: from the open horizons of the coast to the most dramatic and mysterious fjords inland. The last half hour of the journey passes through the vast Geirangerfjord, past abandoned fjord farms, high mountains and powerful waterfalls. Perhaps head up on deck for a light, refreshing shower of mountain water on your face? Included in the trip is the Fjord Ranger from the World Heritage Center Norwegian Fjord Center. Hear all about how glaciers, rivers and other forces have shaped the landscape, about the great diversity of plants and animals that live here, and about the people who found themselves in completely incredible places. You can ask the Fjord Ranger about everything between heaven and earth (or between mountains and fjords). In Geiranger, be driven by bus to the spectacular Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, where you will have the opportunity to take iconic pictures of the fjord and Geiranger. Visit the Norwegian Fjord Centre, which is an interesting information and visitor center on the landscape of the West Norwegian fjords and the Geirangerfjord heritage area. In addition to a large interactive exhibition, there is also a cafeteria and a sale of local artisan products. Anyone who wants to can walk the 'Waterfall Walk' (327 steps) down the magnificent river in Norsk Fjordsenter and back to the ship.

Set off on an unforgettable adventure from Hellesylt to Geiranger aboard a high-standard 16-passenger minibus, journeying through some of Norway’s most breathtaking scenery. Travel from Hellesylt to Stranda and continue to Eidsdal, where majestic fjords and lush valleys unfold before you. Ascend the iconic Eagle Bend for a 15-minute photo stop with panoramic views over Geirangerfjord. Then, head into Geiranger’s charming downtown for a 30-minute break to explore or shop for local crafts. Next, visit the spectacular Flydalsjuvet viewpoint for another 15-minute stop—an ideal spot to capture the essence of Norway’s wild beauty. The round-trip concludes as you return to Hellesylt, full of unforgettable memories and stunning snapshots. Our minibuses fill up fast, and walk-ins aren’t always available. When you book ahead, your spot is locked in — no stress, no waiting, no chance of missing out. Just show up and enjoy the ride!

Start with a convenient pickup from your hotel or the cruise terminal in the village of Geiranger. Relax in a comfortable van on the scenic transfer as you ride along the serpentine road to Dalsnibba Mountain. Keep your energy up along the way with the included snacks, drinks, and picnic lunch. Have the chance to stop and snap photos of sweeping views along the way. Spend some time at the top of Dalsnibba Mountain to breathe in the fresh air, absorb the spectacular views from the Dalsnibba skywalk, or stop at the Geiranger Skywalk Café to purchase a mouthwatering cinnamon roll. Drive back down the valley past the village, climbing the steep turns of the Eagle road up to the Eagle-turn viewpoint. Be rewarded with views of the Geiranger fjord's lush vegetation, craggy mountains, and the plunging waters of the 7 Sister's waterfall. See Skageflå, a charming farm nestled on the edge of a picturesque cliff. Return to your hotel or cruise terminal with unforgettable memories of the area's rich natural beauty.

The tour start at the guide office next to the Dynamite Waterfall. All guests need to participate in a safety brief. All equipment will be handed out inside the guide office. Most of the hike have rope security. We use rope clamps to assist and secure the steep hike up to the canyon viewpoint. As we move up through the deducious forrest, the view of Geiranger set the scene. It is a steep hike with some sections where you are dependen on the clamps to move up along the ropes. You are always compleatly safe, however, you need some strength in your arms to be able to complete the hike. As we get midway the view really get impressive. Thousands of people drive to the canyon viewpoint every day during the summer. On this tour, we garantee you will be all alone to enjoy the view all the way up. Once we arrive at the viewpoint, the guide will show you the "secret" path to the photo location where you can get a very unique picture of yourself on the edge of the cliff. After a photo shoot and a rest, the guide will lead the guests back down past the Queen´s Chair to our introduction wall for rappelling. Our introduction wall is a soft introduction to rappelling. All guests need to master the equipment before we move further down to the big vertical wall. Also here, the view is spectacular. Two 50 meter rappells avaits. It is completely safe, however, it is exposed. We hope all our guests really enjoy the exposed rappell all the way down to the forrest, some 100 altitude meters below. The last bit of the hike follow a road back to the guide office.