Norway · GEIRANGER TOURS
Geiranger is a small village at the end of a very famous fjord, and most of the day is the getting there. The 10 below cover the Dalsnibba viewpoint, the Eagle Bend road and the boats under the Seven Sisters, with prices and how they fit a cruise call.
Review of Geiranger’s 3.5-hour bus tour to Dalsnibba, Flydalsjuvet, Djupvatn, and Eagle Bend, with cruise timing tips and honest advice.
“Our tour guide Daniel was great and so was the driver Nicholas.”
Speed past Geirangerfjord’s waterfalls on a small RIB boat, with close views of Seven Sisters, Skagefla, and lively local guiding.
“We loved doing this. It was just an hour and took us up close to the waterfalls and farms nestled in the mountainside. They provide a jumper to wear so you’re warm. Just do it!”
Ride an electric RIB beneath Geirangerfjord waterfalls, hear local stories, and get close to De Syv Søstre in 75 thrilling minutes.
“This boat ride exceeded expectations! A bit drizzly but it didn’t matter because warm dry suits and glasses were provided. There were only 4 people on our boat which was nice. Our guide Alex was great, he was very friendly and energetic with lots of knowledge about the area. Would recommend this option to all!”
See Geiranger’s fjord views, farm, and mountain lookout by open-top bus with flexible stops, audio commentary, and free Wi-Fi.
“Very quick tour, but take you to a fantastic viewing point.”
Review of Geiranger’s zipline and via ferrata, with waterfall views, Nepalese bridges, practical tips, prices, and fitness advice.
“This was an amazing but very challenging experience! Our group of teens and adults found the via ferrata tougher than expected—lots of wall-hanging and tricky grips. It took about 2 hours and we were hot, sweaty, and thirsty by the end. Not recommended for nervous beginners—there’s no guide with you, including for the zipline. You get basic instruction and then you’re on your own. Bring plenty of water, snacks, and wear sturdy hiking boots—especially if it’s wet. Also consider a change of clothes. There’s no food or drink available at the top. From the cruise port, you can walk up the windy road (no sidewalks) or take the scenic stairs…”
Ride Geiranger’s famous Eagle Road to Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend, with fjord views, waterfalls, photo stops, and multilingual audio.
“This tour was great. Saw Geiranger Fjord from 2 perspectives. Driving was exciting and interesting with the narrow hairpin turns. Stunning location!”
Ride a fast RIB from Hellesylt to Geirangerfjord, reaching famous waterfalls with a local guide, warm gear, and dramatic mountain views.
“It was excellent from start to finish. Our guide on the rib boat was so funny and very informative of the surrounding areas and history. Would gladly do again if we revisit”
Cruise Geirangerfjord past Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls, taste fresh waterfall water, and enjoy 90 minutes in Hellesylt.
“The proximity to the waterfalls and the water tasting were great.”
Cruise Geirangerfjord past Seven Sisters, Bridal Veil, and The Suitor with an audio guide, open-deck views, and a chance to spot wildlife.
“Great little tour, hit all the important spots. Be sure to arrive early if you want a spot on the open air top deck! Many had to sit inside in the lower part of the boat.”
Cruise Geiranger Fjord for one hour, see the Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls, and taste fresh water from Friaren Waterfall.
“Es hat alles perfekt geklappt, würde den Ausflug jederzeit wieder machen. Preis-Leistung super”
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