Geiranger attractions

You will take a closer look at some of the region’s most famous waterfalls, including The Seven Sisters, The Bridal Veil and The Suitor. Along the way, you will see the fjord’s dramatic cliffs and the remnants of abandoned mountain farms that cling to the slopes. The scenery changes constantly as you move through the area, offering a mix of vertical rock faces, tumbling water and rural ruins. Along the route, you may be lucky enough to spot porpoises playing in the fjord. The experience will offer plenty of photo opportunities, so remember to bring your camera to capture the waterfalls, cliffs and any wildlife you see.

On an open, high-speed RIB in Geirangerfjord you will feel the fresh air in your hair as you travel at full speed through the fjord. The trip will take you close to all the highlights of Geirangerfjord, so you can appreciate the steep cliffs and dramatic scenery from a vantage point that larger boats don't reach. Along the way the boat will make several stops, letting you experience the fjord’s most famous attraction at very close range. The RIBs will go right into the waterfalls, so you can actually taste the water as it falls around you. You will have plenty of opportunities to take photos and enjoy the immediacy of the landscape, so you may want to bring a camera.

You will travel through a landscape of towering mountains, waterfalls and clear lakes on the Dalsnibba Skywalk & Eagle Road Excursion. An experienced guide will give you information about Geiranger and the UNESCO World Heritage area as you move through the scenery. Along the route you’ll reach four highlights: Flydalsjuvet, one of Norway’s most photographed viewpoints; the striking Djupvatn lake; the summit of the famous Dalsnibba at an altitude of 1,500 m above sea level; and the dramatic Eagle Bend, where you’ll get sweeping views of Geiranger village, the Geirangerfjord and the Seven Sisters Waterfall. The route will take you up the serpentine Eagle Road, giving great photo opportunities of the fjord as you climb. Throughout the excursion you’ll see the defining features of the area and hear local context and history from your guide, leaving you with a clear sense of Geiranger’s landscape and why it is part of a World Heritage site.

On a comfortable catamaran you will travel through the Geirangerfjord and take in the striking scenery. Along the way you will see dramatic cliffs and calm, clear waters, with historic mountain farms perched on the slopes. The famous Seven Sisters and the Bridal Veil waterfalls will appear beside the boat, offering close views and photo opportunities as you move through the fjord. The cruise stops at Friaren (Bachelor) Waterfall, where you can taste fresh, pure mountain water straight from the source. That pause gives you time to absorb the scale of the landscape and the sound of falling water. The experience focuses on seeing, feeling and tasting the waterfalls that define this part of Norway, combining dramatic natural sights with quieter moments on the water in one of Norway’s most scenic fjords.

This excursion brings you to the Briksdal Glacier, one of the many arms of the Jostedal Glacier. You travel through the small village of Olden and continue along the Olden Valley, passing the scenic Olden Lake as you make your way to the Briksdal area. When you reach the Briksdal Inn, you can begin the walk up towards the glacier. The route climbs through striking mountain scenery and passes several waterfalls, with the surroundings becoming increasingly dramatic as you approach the ice. The trail ends at a viewpoint beside the glacier’s lake, offering close-up views of Briksdal Glacier. The first part of the hike is the most demanding and it gradually becomes easier as you go.

On this guided kayak tour of the Geirangerfjord you'll paddle through some of the fjord's most spectacular parts. Qualified guides will lead you into the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage area and provide information about the fjord and its wildlife as you move through these scenic waters. Along the way you'll experience the unique atmosphere of the fjord from a low, close-up perspective. A camera is recommended so you can capture the scenery and moments along the route. The tour is led by experienced guides who will share local knowledge and answer questions. Please note that a single kayak is not guaranteed.

Departing from Hellesylt, you will cruise through the Geirangerfjord, a landscape recognised by UNESCO for its outstanding natural beauty. As you move along the fjord, you will see towering mountains, cascading waterfalls and clear blue waters. Keep your camera ready to capture the scenery from different viewpoints along the route. Along the way, the captain will provide interesting facts and historical information about the area to help you understand its significance. The trip will include stops at some of the fjord’s best-known landmarks, including the Seven Sisters waterfall and the Suitor waterfall. The boat is comfortable and well equipped, with both indoor and outdoor seating so you can choose where you want to watch the views.

In Geiranger, the City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour offers an easy way to see the village and the surrounding countryside. The bus runs when cruise ships are in port and the first stop is at the cruise terminal, so you can board as soon as you arrive. Along the route you’ll visit the Norwegian Fjord Centre, where you can learn about the local fjords and how these landscapes were formed, and stop at its café for a bite to eat. Higher above the village is Westeras Farm, with wide views over the settlement and the fjord and a restaurant where you can dine while taking in the scenery. The highest stop is the Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint, which offers expansive views over Geiranger, the fjord and the surrounding countryside; the bus pauses here briefly so you can step off and take photos. There’s Wi‑Fi on the bus, so you can share pictures online, and bringing a camera or phone will help you capture the views to remember.

On this boat tour through Geirangerfjord and Sunnylvsfjord you will travel on Bonseye’s environmentally friendly vessels. The company’s strong maritime experience and interest in local history shape the trip. The setting is the two famous fjords, and the journey is designed to combine the landscape with stories that connect past and present. Along the way, local guides will act as ambassadors for the area. They will share tales that reach back 9,300 years and continue up to today, so you will learn about the long human and maritime history of the region as well as contemporary life. The guides’ knowledge and the crew’s seafaring background will frame what you see, helping you put the dramatic scenery of Geirangerfjord and Sunnylvsfjord into historical context. The focus is on storytelling and insight rather than a rigid itinerary, so you may come away with a deeper sense of how the landscape and local culture have evolved over millennia.

The Geiranger Highlights tour will take you to two of Geiranger’s most famous viewpoints: Flydalsjuvet and the Eagle Bend. At Flydalsjuvet you’ll find a deep gorge and an impressive outlook over the Geirangerfjord and the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage area. The view from here emphasises the scale of the fjord and its steep, sheltered landscape. As the route descends the Geiranger road and passes through the village once more, you will follow 11 hairpin bends up the Eagle Road. The final turn, known as Eagle Bend, will give you a clear sightline to the Seven Sisters Waterfall. Along the way you’ll experience the dramatic roadscape and viewpoints that frame the fjord and its cascades, making these two stops the main highlights of the tour.

On this guided e-bike tour you will explore the village of Olden and the surrounding Olden Valley. You will ride high-quality, eco-friendly e-bikes and cover about 15 km of scenic terrain while a guide leads the way. The route will take you along a mix of walking and cycling paths through the village, onto peaceful public roads, and along a gravel track that loops around a picturesque lake. Along the way you will pass serene lakes, lush valley scenery, quiet village paths and open countryside. The guided format and the smooth support of the e-bikes make the tour suitable for both experienced cyclists and beginners, so you can focus on the views and the ride.

This guided kayak trip lets you explore Geirangerfjord from the water, paddling beneath steep, majestic mountains and lush green slopes while breathing the fresh fjord air. As you move through the clear waters you’ll pass Gjerdewaterfall, where streams cascade down the mountainside, and you’ll see other well-known waterfalls in the distance, such as The Seven Sisters and The Suitor. You’ll begin at the activity centre below the Grande Fjord Hotel, where you’ll get a short introduction and practical instructions before setting out. Your guide will share local stories and facts about the area and its traditions. Along the way you can pause for photos and simply take in the scenery. The outing is suitable for both beginners and experienced paddlers, offering a calm, close-up way to experience the natural highlights of Geirangerfjord.

In Olden, this guided kayaking tour with the area's only truly local kayaking company will take you out onto the fjord in equipment suited to beginners and cruise visitors. You will paddle in stable double kayaks and wear full drysuits, with a dedicated rescue boat on every trip for added safety and comfort. The guides are local and experienced, so practical support and reassurance are part of the experience. You will cross calm, crystal-clear meltwater framed by waterfalls and steep mountain walls. As you move through the water, the guides will share local stories and insights you won’t find in a guidebook, bringing the landscape and its history to life. Along the way you’ll get a close, water-level view of Olden’s dramatic scenery, making this a safe, relaxed way to explore the fjord.

On this fjord tour from Geiranger to Hellesylt you will experience the Geiranger Fjord up close. The trip is designed to let you see, feel and taste the fjord as you move through its waters. You will have time to take in the scenery from the vessel and enjoy the fresh air. The boat will stop by the waterfalls for sightseeing, and the crew will collect water from a waterfall so you can taste the cold, pure and clean water. Along the way you may choose to take your photos and views from out on deck or remain inside the cabin for sheltered sightseeing. The pace is relaxed to let you savour the fjord atmosphere between Geiranger and Hellesylt.

This fjord tour from Geiranger to Hellesylt will take you through the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. As you move through the fjord, you'll approach several famous waterfalls. You will stop near Friaren Waterfall (The Bachelor) to collect and taste the pure, clean water. Along the way you will also see the iconic Seven Sisters Waterfall, with its seven neighbouring streams, and the delicate Bridal Veil Waterfall. You will pass the mountain farms of Knivsflå and Skageflå, perched high above the water, and enjoy dramatic views from Ørnesvingen (Eagle Road) as you continue toward the coast. The tour concludes in the charming town of Geiranger, leaving you with a clear sense of the landscape and its well-known landmarks.