Norvège · Fjords norvégiens
Geiranger Boat Trips
Waterfalls and abandoned fjord farms on the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord
- itinéraires
- 3 itinéraires
- points de départ
- 1 points de départ
- bateaux
- 3 bateaux
© Sergey Ashmarin · CC BY-SA 3.0Geiranger
Itinéraires in Geiranger
Itinéraires étudiés avec escales, heures de départ et saison.
Geiranger–Hellesylt Fjord Ferry
Private Boat from Geiranger to the Skageflå Farm Hike
Geirangerfjord Sightseeing Cruise and Seven Sisters Waterfall
Geiranger
Points forts
Seven Sisters waterfall
A seven-stranded waterfall pouring side by side down the fjord's southern wall.
Skageflå farm
An abandoned farm about 250 m above the fjord, reached by a steep path from the Skagehola landing.
Hellesylt
The ferry village at the western end of the fjord, with a waterfall running through its centre.
Bateaux
Bateaux in Geiranger
CatamaranGeirangerfjord Sightseeing Cruise and Seven Sisters Waterfall Boat 1
Geiranger, Geiranger 10:00–11:30
nehir-teknesiGeiranger–Hellesylt Fjord Ferry Boat 1
Geiranger, Geiranger 10:00–11:06
Private Boat from Geiranger to the Skageflå Farm Hike Boat 1
Geiranger, Geiranger 09:30–13:00
Geiranger en bref
The Geirangerfjord is a roughly 15 km fjord in western Norway framed by steep cliffs, listed by UNESCO together with the Nærøyfjord. Boat trips leave from Geiranger village at the head of the fjord and pass the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the Bridal Veil waterfalls. The farms of Skageflå and Knivsflå on the slopes are old fjord farms that are no longer worked. A ferry of about 65 minutes also runs the full length of the fjord between Geiranger and Hellesylt. The main season is May to September, with some reduced sailings in spring and autumn.