Norway · GEIRANGER TOURS & ACTIVITIES
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 15 geiranger tours & activities worth the money in an expensive country, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
3.5 hours of Geirangerfjord highlights by guided coach: Dalsnibba Skywalk, Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and Seven Sisters views.
“Our tour guide Daniel was great and so was the driver Nicholas.”
Ride the Geirangerfjord by boat for close-up Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil waterfalls, with a free 12-language audio guide.
“It was very nice hot see the falls closely and enjoyed the fjord”
Speed through UNESCO Geirangerfjord on a small RIB. Get inches from Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls with a live English guide.
“This was exhilarating! Mario was a great guide and super funny! This I will never forget!”
Get sprayed by Geirangerfjord waterfalls on a 75-minute guided RIB tour with English guides and life jackets, hitting De Syv Søstre.
“The Bonseye hut was easy to locate and the staff were helpful in providing important instructions, finding the right size of the dry suit and putting on the life jacket. The tour alternated between rapidly speeding between and slowly floating (rotating 360 degrees) at the points of interest.”
Hop on a double-decker bus in Geiranger for fjord views, UNESCO context, llamas and goats, plus an audio guide in 8 languages.
“The hair pin bends were really scary but the driver knew what he was doing and handled them with aplomb”
Guided Geiranger Fjord cruise from Geiranger with a Hellesylt stop, waterfall views, and tasting water at Friaren. 2.5 hours.
“Bootstour war super, nicht zu volles Schiff. Hallesylt ist o. K. Für einen Kurztripp, Wasserfälle bei Sonnenschein unbeschreiblich.”
Geiranger zipline park: double ziplines over fjords, Dynamite Waterfall close-up, and a via ferrata route with Nepalese bridges.
“Whilst visiting Geiranger, my husband and I visited the zipline park, completing both the via ferrata and the ziplines - we'd never done a via ferrata before, but the staff were really helpful and explained all the equipment thoroughly before we started. The via ferrata was unguided, so you're pretty much left to your own devices (which was a bit daunting initially, but we both managed it, and felt a sense of achievement!) There are guides ensuring your safety on the ziplines, which were great fun! - highly recommend a visit here if you're visiting Geiranger.”
80 minutes of Geirangerfjord viewpoints by air-conditioned bus, with photo stops at Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend plus 8-language audio guide.
“If you are looking to do the highlights of Geiranger from the comfort of a bus in less than an hour and a half this is the tour for you. Most of it is a 'drive by' but we were able to get out at two beautiful views -- Eagle Bend and Flydalsjuvet. Seven Sisters Waterfall was not a stop (as noted in the description of the tour as a photo stop) and more of a drive by. The coach was nice and the driver was excellent. The guide was good, but seemed like he was reading off of a script, and not super engaging like some of the tours…”
RIB tour from Hellesylt in Geirangerfjord, close to De Syv Søstre, Friaren and Brudesløret waterfalls with a local English guide.
“This trip was amazing!! The staff was so friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and skilled. This trip was the highlight of our trip to Norway!”
Guided kayak tour in Geiranger Fjord, paddle to Skagevika for close views of Gjaerdefossen and Eagle Bend. Small group, 2 hours.
“Amazing! Had so much fun and was breathtakingly beautiful”
Speedboat cruise on Geirangerfjord to Seven Sisters and The Suitor, plus a Friaren waterfall stop where you taste the water.
“Schöne Tour zu den Sieben Schwestern ( aufgrund der Jahreszeit wenig Wasser), dem Freier und dem Trollgesicht.”
A 2-hour Geiranger mini bus ride to the Dalsnibba viewpoint, with waterfall stops and big Geiranger Fjord views.
“When arrived were told that bus would not start and to come back 45 minutes later. Luckily the bus did start and we could be off. Good was smaller bus so easier to get on /off and maneuver. Wish we could have stopped at a few more lookouts like other trips were. Not reallly bad but not exceptional either even though view from top of mountain was spectacular”
2-hour guided e-bike tour in Geiranger via Ørnevegen and the Waterfall Route, with fjord views, waterfalls, and local snacks for $125.
“The rude up the hill to the lookout was a little challenging in places. we rode on the street so needed to be aware of your buses and vans. David did a great job of guiding us up the hill and made a couple stops to provide info. at the top we got a snack and a drink, along with more info about the fjord. David also did a great job of taking photos for everyone vs selfies! the rude down was a breeze!”
Hellesylt to Geiranger UNESCO area by bus: Hornindal Lake, Dalsnibba, Skywalk panoramas, Stryn, and a back-to-ship timing day. $188.
“Mi è piaciuta l'organizzazione e l'itinerario proposto... Avendo con me i miei genitori che non capivano l'inglese aver avuto la guida in italiano avrebbe aiutato a rendere l'escursione ancora più interessante per tutti”
Beginner-friendly fjord kayaking in Hellesylt, Norway. Easy kayaks, expert guides, mountain views, waterfalls, and wildlife spotting in 2 hours.
“We had a great time kayaking and what a stunning place! Both guides were really friendly and helpful and just lovely people. We are beginners as were a lot in our group but felt safe with our guides. Thank you for a memorable experience, one of our highlights of our holiday.”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
