Location

The Geirangerfjord is located in the county of Møre og Romsdal, north in Fjord Norway. 

Facts

The Geirangerfjord is a 15-kilometre long fjord that is included on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List. One of Norway’s most visited fjords.

Brudesløret (the Bridal Veil) and De syv søstrene (the Seven Sisters) are two of the most famous waterfalls diving into the Geirangerfjord.

What to do

Popular activities on and around the fjord are fishing, canoe trips, rafting, riding, summer skiing at Stryn, and of course fjord cruises. 

Accommodation

Choose between hotels, cabins and camp sites. For a special place to stay try Hotel Union Geiranger which has been welcoming guest for more than one hundred years, or stay at Hotell Utsikten which offers stunning views of the Geirangerfjord and the waterfall De syv søstrene.

Getting to the Geirangerfjord

By round trips
A good way to see the fjords is to join one of several organised round trips. Fjord Tours, Fjord 1 and 62° Nord have good selections of high quality round trips in Fjord Norway.

Travelling to the Geirangerfjord by car is a seven to eight-hour drive from Oslo, five to seven hours from Bergen and five to six hours from Trondheim. Read more about getting to the Geirangerfjord.