Amazing Things to Do in Geirangerfjord & Top Geirangerfjord Attractions

Discover with us the most amazing things to do in Geirangerfjord & Top Geirangerfjord attractions. Norway is famous for its fjords and the the Geirangerfjord is considered the most beautiful one. This 15 km long fjord belongs to the most popular attractions in Norway.
Geirangerfjord is a home to several breathtaking waterfalls of which the most notable are Seven Sisters Falls - consisting of seven separate streams of which the tallest ones measures 250 meters, and the “ Suitor “. Both falls face one another across the fjord, and the legend says that the Suitor is trying to woo the sisters opposite.
If you want to experience the Geirangerfjord and its famous waterfalls from sea level, take a kayak tour which takes up to 4 hours. It is a great place to capture the unique views of the fjord with your camera!
Another popular attraction of the Geirangerfjord are its viewpoints from which you can enjoy stunning views of the fjord and the mountains. Thanks to Dalsnibba Viewpoint, which is situated 150 meters above sea level, you can enjoy sensational view of snow covered mountain tops and the Geirangerfjord below. Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint offers you great views of charming Geiranger village and fjord and is a dream of every photographer. From Ørnesvingen Viewpoint which has its own built-in waterfall, you can admire not only the Geirangerfjord but also the dramatic Seven Sisters Falls.
Another must-see place is a charming village named Hellesylt. Although it has fewer than 260 inhabitants, in the summertime thousands of tourists travel through or stay in this village every day.
Its most popular attraction - Hellesylt Waterfall - belongs to the most iconic images of the area.
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You murder the name,as usual.

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Visiting in 2024 on a cruise on the Anthem of the Seas with Royal Caribbean.

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I think the Dalsnibba view point is 1,500 meters above sea level, not 150 meters.

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Great video but we have a question. Our cruise ship will be in Hellesylt and we have booked the Geirangerfjord cruise. We have a choice of staying in Geiranger for a few hours or come right back to Hellesylt. Is there much to do in Geiranger?