There are many ways to experience Geirangerfjorden, find out what best suits you here!

Many take the sightseeingboat M/S Geirangerfjord - which runs from May to September. The boat departs from Geiranger harbour, right alongside the Tourist Information. The tour goes the full 15 km length of the fjord, to where Geirangerfjorden meets Sunnylvsfjorden. The trip lasts for one and a half hours and a guiding commentary is provided in several languages. It is also possible to disembark at several of the farms along the fjord farms such as Skageflå.

The ferries from Geiranger to Valldal, and from Geiranger to Hellesylt, are also popular with those who want to experience the fjord. The ferries run an ordinary timetable transporting cars and passengers, but are adapted to tourism with good sightseeing decks and saloons. There are multilingual guiding commentaries on these vessels too.

A third alternative is with fast RIBs, Geirangerfjord Safari, which really takes you close to the elements. These boats go right in to the waterfalls and stop at several places on the way, so that you can experience the best-known attractions at close range. Geiranger Safari operates from the marina in Geiranger daily between June and August. The trip takes 1.5 hours.

If you want to proceed under your own steam, a kayak is ideal! Imagine gliding silently along the fjord, with the World Heritage landscape as a magical stage set. Guided kayak tours run by Coastal Odyssey, who operate from Geiranger Camping, depart daily at 11 o’clock. The tours take 5 hours, including basic training/introduction for those who need it.