7 Fjord Cruises in the Geirangerfjord to Build a Day Around

1.RIB Geiranger – Fjordsafari

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 807 reviews · 1 hour · from $94Our pick

Join a small-group RIB tour from Geiranger Brygge for a fast, close-up look at Geirangerfjord. Your English-speaking driver-guide takes you toward the Seven Sisters, Friaren, Skageflå, and other waterfalls, with photo stops and stories about old mountain farms. The open boat carries no more than 12 people and provides warm flotation suits, life jackets, and goggles.

“it was a great Trip and our Guide was 👌 Thank you for the fantasic ride. we come back in march.”

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2.RIB Fjordsafari Geirangefjord

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 651 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $96

From Geiranger’s Troll Statue, FjordGuiding takes you by small RIB into Geirangerfjord for about an hour. You’ll approach the Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls, view old mountain farms from sea level, and hear local stories from guides such as Mario and Richard. The boat holds no more than 12 people, with life jackets, goggles, and protective gear provided.

“Our guide was friendly and welcoming. We had such a great time, getting up close to waterfalls but also speeding through the fjord. Our kids absolutely loved it! We even saw an Eagle. A very professionally run and fun tour. Would highly recommend.”

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3.Geiranger Fjord Tour with Stop in Hellesylt

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 142 reviews · from $64Best value

Take a four-hour guided cruise from Geiranger aboard the white catamaran MS Keiser Wilhelm. Sail past the Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls, stop close to the spray, taste fresh waterfall water, and spend 90 minutes exploring Hellesylt before returning.

“The proximity to the waterfalls and the water tasting were great.”

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4.Geiranger Fjord Boat Tour with Waterfall Tasting

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 98 reviews · 1 hour · from $66

From Geiranger’s speedboat terminal, you’ll board the white catamaran MS Keiser Wilhelm for a one-hour cruise through the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. See the Seven Sisters, the Suitor, old mountain farms, and dramatic cliffs, then stop at Friaren Waterfall to feel and taste its clear water. English hosting, a bar, and wheelchair access are available.

“Es hat alles perfekt geklappt, würde den Ausflug jederzeit wieder machen. Preis-Leistung super”

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5.Fjord Sightseeing Tour by Boat in Geiranger

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 69 reviews · from $68

Board a comfortable sightseeing boat in central Geiranger for a 90-minute round trip on the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. You will pass the Seven Sisters and the Suitor waterfalls, spot abandoned farms clinging to the cliffs, and follow an audio guide available in several languages. The boat slows near key sights for photographs.

“Fjord and waterfalls were beautiful. The boat went very close to the waterfalls. The vistas were amazing”

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6.Ålesund to Geiranger Fjord Boat Tour with Return Bus Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 53 reviews · 10h 30m · from $157

Spend about 10.5 hours moving through Norway’s finest fjord country by boat and bus. Cruise Hjørundfjord to Øye, cross the Norang Valley to Hellesylt, sail Geirangerfjord, and return via Eagle Road, Eidsdal, and Kokarsteinen. English-speaking staff, free time in two villages, and waterfall water tasting are included. Food and drinks cost extra.

“Trip went smoothly and everyone was very helpful. Loved the experience and appreciate the free time to roam on our own. Recommend highly.”

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7.Geiranger Fjord Tour from Hellesylt (2 hours in Geiranger)

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 14 reviews · from $64

Join an English-guided catamaran cruise from Hellesylt to Geiranger and back. You will see the Seven Sisters, the Suitor, Friaren Waterfall, old mountain farms, and dramatic fjord walls, with two hours to explore Geiranger independently. Water, snacks, and drinks are available for purchase onboard.

“I liked the trip through the fjord the best. You should definitely do it. The staff were very friendly. However, they should have dried the benches outside. Otherwise, it was good.”

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