Norway · ÅNDALSNES TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 åndalsnes tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Ride Geiranger’s mountain roads to Dalsnibba, Djupvatn, and Eagle Road for sweeping fjord views on a 3.5-hour shore excursion.
“Check each tour with the operator to make sure you have the same tour time with them that was on your confirmed tickets because they changed the time with us without any notification at all.”
Review of Geirangerfjord’s one-hour RIB safari, with waterfall stops, practical tips, pricing, safety, meeting details, and honest value advice.
“Our guide was extremely friendly. Wasn't sure if we would feel sea sick but we didn't get a chance because it was so much fun! Highly recommend this experience!”
Review of Bonseye’s Geirangerfjord RIB tour, with close waterfall views, local stories, practical tips, comfort notes, and honest value advice.
“Directions to the excursion from the boat was horrible but the tour more then made up for it. The staff was funny and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this to everyone”
Review of Åndalsnes’ Troll Road and Troll Wall excursion, with mountain views, waterfalls, folklore, cruise timing, value, and closure advice.
“Coach trip around the Åndalsnes area. We were informed of revised itinerary due to the closure of the Troll Road. Enjoyed the trip around but the stop at a Troll campsite was a waste of time in my opinion. Guide gave us some information about the local area which was interesting.”
Ride Geiranger’s Eagle Road to Dalsnibba for fjord views, mountain lakes, hairpin turns, and four memorable photo stops.
“Although our guide was excellent and made the best of the situation, the weather wasn’t the best and we had to pass on one stop.”
Ride Trollstigen’s 11 hairpin bends, see Troll Wall and waterfalls, and enjoy fjord views on a practical 3-hour Åndalsnes bus tour.
“Belle visite, étant donné que la route des Trolls était fermée, nous nous sommes arrêtés à une magnifique cascade.”
Climb Åndalsnes’ beginner-friendly Via Ferrata Intro Wall for four hours of thrills, mountain views, expert guidance, and practical safety tips.
“Great guide who was knowledgeable, great leadership and good support without being patronising. Exhausting but great fun.”
Cruise Geirangerfjord for 90 minutes, passing Seven Sisters, The Suitor, and cliffside farms with multilingual audio commentary.
“Our morning tour was cancelled by the Viator representative and rebooked for the afternoon tour. We arrived in plenty of time with printed out copies of the tickets. However, when we arrived at the pier, the tour operator didn't have record that our morning tour was resRead more”
Climb Åndalsnes West Wall with a guide, gear, and sweeping Romsdalen Valley views. Get practical advice on fitness, timing, price, and what to bring.
“Amazing views, quite bit of challenge and TOTALLY worth the time and money!”
Paddle beneath Geirangerfjord cliffs to the Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls on a small-group tour with local guides.
“This was a great excursion. Highly recommend. Great way to experience the Fjord and the Seven Sisters. Our guide, Noah, was the best.”
Ride Geiranger’s red bus to the Norwegian Fjord Centre, Westeras Farm, and Flydalsjuvet for flexible fjord views and easy sightseeing.
“Simple process getting off the cruise ship and turning in our voucher for the tickets. Glad we booked through Viator and didn’t have to wait in the long line to buy with all the other passengers. Nice to ride up to the top of the lookout and jump off at the farm. We walked down hill from that point. There’s a great little zip line by the Fjord Center.”
Ride 16 km from Djupvatn Lake to Geiranger past waterfalls and fjord views, with transport and equipment included but no riding guide.
“Should have disclosed that road down had no shoulder or bike path so you would be going down with large buses virtually on top of you the whole way down. We decided not to ride when we discovered this but the driver Marcell was very gracious and stopped for some picture taking on the way down.”
Ride Norway’s Golden Train from Åndalsnes to Bjorli for mountain views, railway stories, and a practical 2.5-hour round trip.
“Beautiful scenery, very interesting commentary. Would recommend this to my friends Marvellous engineering”
See Geirangerfjord from Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend, with 11 hairpins, photo stops, and audio commentary in eight languages.
“Our trip didn't get off to a great start - we went to the meeting point where a few people were waiting. We checked the information on the app regarding the meeting point and we were at the right place. We tried calling the given number but couldn't get through. We then had a phone call from the tour operator asking where we were. The meeting point had bee changed but we didn't get the email and more importantly the info on the app had not been updated. Once we walked back and found the tour bus the trip was all we had hoped for. Beautiful scenery and plenty of…”
Paddle from Åndalsnes into Isfjorden beneath Romsdalsalpene on a small-group kayak tour with safety gear, local stories, and fjord views.
“Great experience! Our tour guide was professional and friendly. They took care of everything, and the sights were beautiful.”
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