Things to do in

Geirangerfjord

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.

Take a Fjordcruise/Round trip from the downtown harbor of Ålesund to Unesco Geirangerfjord and enjoy the dramatic landscape that slides slowly past you. Our modern Catamaran has a big outside viewing deck and wonderfull inside area with big panoramic windows. We have a very small kiosk with snacks on board. The boat cruise takes 3 hour each way. In Geiranger you have a stopp and time to explore the village on your own, before the boat will return to Ålesund. the stopp depending on the schedule of the day from 1 - 3 hours. In Ålesund, meeting point the pier, where you can board the catamaran, is right beside the central bus station. Rådhusbrygga. Once on board, grab a light snack/coffe from the kiosk, and get ready for the sights. Put in your earphones, and turn on the audio guide to your language. Watch the waterfalls passing by as you cruise to Geiranger. The final Cruise 16 km-long is the Highlight as you enter the UNESCO site "Geirangerfjord", Enjoy listen to the stories about the people who made there living along the Fjords. Dont forgett your camera as we will slowly glide past the waterfalls "The Seven sister" and "The Suitor". Once you arrive in Geiranger, you have time to explore the village, the waterfall walk and the Unesco World Heritage Center. There is also time for a nice lunch in one of our restaurants close to the harbor in Geiranger.

Experience the UNESCO World Heritage site Geirangerfjord from the water on this sightseeing boat tour. Get up close to the famous waterfalls “The Seven Sisters”, “The Bridal Veil,” and “The Suitor.” Cruise by fjord cliffs on a soul-stirring journey into one of nature's most awe-inspiring landscapes. Hop onboard a comfortable boat in Geiranger. Stay comfortable in any weather with a spacious inside area with large, panoramic windows, or admire the views without any obstacles on the outer deck. Immerse yourself in local stories and find out facinating information with the included audio guide that can be downloaded and played on your personal device. Keep an eye out for wildlife like seals and seabirds that inhabit the fjord. Feel the crisp and fresh air that is filled with the scent of pine forests and hear the sound of waterfalls echoing in the distance. The fjord itself, with its clear, reflective waters, offers opportunities for stunning photography as you capture the mirror-like reflections of the mountains and sky. Return to your meeting point in Geiranger Harbor reflecting on beauty of the snow-capped mountains that rise steeply from the water's edge.

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.

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.

Experience the Geirangerfjord in full speed and with fresh air in your hair. This is a tour were you will discover all the highlights of the Geirangerfjord at close range. With an open high-speed RIB-vessel you will get even closer to this wonderful nature than you thought was possible. The boats goes completely into the waterfalls so you actually can taste it! They make several stops along the way so you can experience the most famous attraction at a very close range. Remember your camera! This is a personal guided tour with max 12 guests in each boat. Exploring the deep blue UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord is a highlight of any trip to Norway but this tour offers the added bonus of getting closer than most typical tours. In a small-group travel in an open high-speed RIB that can access places others can't reach, including the waterfalls.

Visit a mountain farm with sheep and llamas, owned and operated by the Bonsaksens for more than 400 years. Learn about the trials and tribulations of mountain farming, and the extraordinary people who dared to live here. The farm is one of the oldest mountain farms along the UNESCO World Heritage fjord, the Geirangerfjord. Nestled on top of a mountain cliff, this farm has one of the best views Norway has to offer. At the farm there will be a meet and greet with the farm's animals. Although the sheep is most likely grassing up in the steep mountains, there will still be animals to see. The llamas are a curious fan-favorite. Fifteen of them, each with their own personality. If you want a close encounter, grab a handfull of pellets, they might want to eat out of your hand. Coffe, Tee and waffles will be served. A bus will take you to and from the farm. The meeting point is really close to the cruise port. Meet up time 30 min before departure.

The deep, blue Geirangerfjord is also on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is surrounded by majestic mountain tops, wild waterfalls, and lush vegetation. The Fjords offers daily departures all year around, with a classical tourist ferry upgraded with modern technology, on the Geirangerfjord between Hellesylt and Geiranger. This cruise takes you from Hellesylt to Geiranger and back (no disembarkation in Geiranger). The cruise has a duration of 2 hours and 35 minutes (might vary slightly depending on traffic and weather conditions) and you can enjoy food and drinks from our cafe on board. Relax in our comfortable lounges and enjoy the spectacular scienic views and the audioguiding (Voice of Norway app). This is a passenger only cruise (car not included) Welcome on board!

The deep, blue Geirangerfjord is also on the UNESCO World Heritage List and is surrounded by majestic mountain tops, wild waterfalls, and lush vegetation. The Fjords offers daily departures all year around, with a classical tourist ferry upgrated with modern technology, on the Geirangerfjord between Geiranger and Hellesylt. The cruise has a duration of 2 hours and 35 minutes (might vary slightly depending on traffic and weather conditions) including a short stop in Hellesylt, and you can enjoy food and drinks from our cafe on board. Relax in our comfortable lounges and enjoy the spectacular scienc views. This is a passenger only tour (car not included) Welcome on board!

Our Geiranger Kayak Centre is located on the sheltered, sunny side of Geiranger harbour at Homlong, which is the shortest paddling distance to the 7 sisters waterfall. It is just a few minutes from the town center and has free parking. Let our qualified guides lead you for a fun kayak adventure on the Geirangerfjord. We take you on a circuit past sheer cliffs and towards the ‘seven sisters’ waterfall view. Our stable kayaks are easy to paddle and turn so you can relax to enjoy the scenery. Past paddling experience is not necessary, but a lot of energy, enthusiasm and good humor are helpful. Each individual cannot be more than 100kg, or have hips wider than 40cm, or be taller than 200cm. Anyone who cannot sit upright on the floor with their legs straight out in front of them (flexibility) will likely find this uncomfortable. Please don’t wear Jeans as they are heavy and cold when wet.