Geiranger trip planner

Surrounded by pristine nature, the scenic village of Geiranger serves as a gateway to some of Norway's most famous landscapes. Even though only a handful of residents live here permanently, the hundreds of thousands of tourists that visit the region every year make it a hub of activity, especially during the summer. It’s one of the country’s busiest ports for the cruise ships that take visitors on fjord tours. Hop on one of these to admire the scenery and have a great view of the numerous waterfalls cascading down the fjord cliffs. You can also hike around the area, go on a guided tour, and rent a boat or a bike. A selection of cultural venues, such as museums, galleries, and preserved historical structures, give you a sense of traditional living among the fjords. Use our Norway trip site to arrange the details of your trip to Geiranger and other destinations.