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The 15 most popular geiranger fjord tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
3.5-hour guided coach tour in Geiranger with Sky-high Dalsnibba, Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend views over UNESCO Geirangerfjord.
“Fantastic views and tour guide - highly recommended”
Cruise Geirangerfjord for 75 minutes, see Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil waterfalls, use phone audio guide, and watch for seals.
“The trip left on time and was exactly as promised. Lovely and polite staff as well. Easy to find line to access trip as well.”
A high-speed RIB ride through UNESCO Geirangerfjord, close to Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls, with a small-group guide and photo stop.
“Mario was an amazing guide it was the best part of our trip!!”
A 75-minute Geirangerfjord RIB tour that gets you close to De Syv Søstre, Friaren, and Brudesløret with great guiding and wet-and-wild fun.
“Loved the suits so nice no smell wonderful tour our guide was wonderful about taking the time to give us history. Great company.”
Mt. Dalsnibba Skywalk, Lake Djupvatn, and Eagle Road hairpins on a guided 3.5-hour Geiranger shore excursion.
“The tour up to the Geiranger Skywalk was Amazing. Many hairpin turns on a very narrow road. The Driver and tour guide were great! Looking down on Geiranger from the top was well worth the trip! Highly Recommend!”
Ride a RIB into Geirangerfjord for up-close waterfalls, high-speed thrills, and guided storytelling in a small group.
“Great views of the fjords! This is an experience not to be missed. Our guide was very knowledgable. Probably one of the best excursions we have done.”
Hop-on in Geiranger for open-top fjord views, Norwegian Fjord Centre history, pet llamas at Westeraas Farm, and 8-language audio.
“Caught the bus right at the Cruise Dock and went up into the mountains for some breath taking views that did not disappoint. Snow capped mountains and waterfalls were abundant making for great photo opportunities.”
A guided catamaran roundtrip through Geiranger Fjord, with close waterfall views, Friaren water tasting, and 90 minutes to explore Hellesylt.
“Tolle Fahrt auf dem Fjord”
Zip over Geirangerfjord scenery, cross Nepalese bridges, and finish at Dynamite Waterfall in a small-group Geiranger zipline park.
“We added on the hiking/climbing portion and loved it!”
80-minute bus tour from Geiranger with multilingual audio and key viewpoints at Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and Seven Sisters Waterfall.
“The driver was very helpfull with the foldable wheelchair.”
Guided 2-hour kayak tour in Geiranger Fjord, UNESCO Norway. Paddle to Skagevika for views of Gjaerdefossen near Eagle Bend.
“The best!! I was part of a small group, just 3 kayaks, the guide was friendly, simply likeable, and informative. The kayaks were very comfy too. It was also a perfect weather day in Geiranger. I found my happy place!”
Small-group RIB ride in Geirangerfjord with close-up Seven Sisters waterfalls, English storytelling, and warm gear in about 1h15.
“We enjoyed it, it was really fun to wear the suits they provide you to keep you warm and dry. We thought they were gonna tell us more about the history regarding the waterfalls, but they didn't. The person driving the boat told us at the most 2-3 sentences during all the ride.”
Ride Geirangerfjord’s famous viewpoints on a 3–3.5 hour tour: Flydalsjuvet, Dalsnibba Skywalk, Djupvatnet, and Eagle’s Bend.
“Great tour and hit all the heights…literally - View from Dalsnibba was amazing🤯. Great guide who was very knowledgable - thanks Kira…”
1-hour speedboat cruise on Geiranger Fjord to Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfall, with pure water tasting plus scenic viewpoints.
“Everything was very good.”
Mini bus tour from Geiranger to Dalsnibba viewpoint: waterfall route, fjord panoramas, and about 25 minutes at the top in 2 hours.
“Wer eine kurze Tour sucht, um Dalsnibba zu sehen, ist hier genau richtig. Die Fahrt führt in vielen Kurven bergauf – begleitet von beeindruckender Landschaft zu beiden Seiten. Oben angekommen, hat man etwa 25 Minuten Zeit, um die atemberaubende Aussicht zu genießen bevor es wieder bergab geht. Unser Guide hat uns unterwegs viel Interessantes erzählt.…”
