Things to do
2 days in Geirangerfjord
Day 1
- MorningTake the fjord cruise past the Seven Sisters and the Suitor waterfalls.
- AfternoonDrive up to the Dalsnibba viewpoint at 1,500 metres, or the Ørnesvingen hairpins.
- EveningHave dinner in Geiranger village and walk the waterfall stairs at the Fjord Centre.
Day 2
Hike up to the abandoned cliff farm of Skageflå above the fjord.
What to eat
Brunost, sweet brown cheese, and fresh fjord salmon.
Local tips
Make the most of Geirangerfjord
Beat the crowds
Cruise ships arrive in summer. Early mornings are calmer.
Best photo spot
The fjord from the Ørnesvingen viewpoint with its hairpin bends, and from Flydalsjuvet.
Getting there
Drive or take a ferry from Hellesylt. Some mountain roads close in winter.
Don't miss nearby
Dalsnibba, a mountain viewpoint high above the fjord.
Good to know
Ferries on the fjord show the waterfalls from the water. Check road openings in spring.
Secret spots
1 secret spot near Geirangerfjord
Our most hidden places around Geirangerfjord: fewer people, same wow. Unlock them with a route in Google Maps and a PDF guide of Geirangerfjord to take with you.
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Getting to Geirangerfjord
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Questions
Geirangerfjord: good to know
Is Geirangerfjord worth visiting?
Yes, especially if you like nature. A deep fjord with waterfalls tumbling down sheer cliffs.
How many days do you need in Geirangerfjord?
Plan 2 nights. Our free 2-day plan above shows how to spend your time.
When is the best time to visit Geirangerfjord?
The best time to visit is May to Sep. Cruise ships arrive in summer. Early mornings are calmer.
How do you get to Geirangerfjord?
The nearest airport is Ørsta-Volda Airport (HOV), about 60 km away. Drive or take a ferry from Hellesylt. Some mountain roads close in winter.
What is there to see near Geirangerfjord?
Nearby hidden places include Atlantic Road (102 km), Flåm (138 km) and Lillehammer (204 km).
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