Geiranger Highlights
A short bus tour from Geiranger to the viewpoints Flydalsjuvet and the Eagle Bend, with an audio guide: pick a date and book.
About this tour
This tour takes you to two viewpoints in Geiranger: Flydalsjuvet, a gorge with a view over the Geirangerfjord and the UNESCO World Heritage area, and the Eagle Bend.
Coming down the Geiranger road and passing through the village again, the bus takes the 11 hairpin bends up to the Eagle Bend, the last turn of the Eagle Road, with a view of the Seven Sisters Waterfall.
Itinerary
- Departure: centre of Geiranger.
- Eagle Bend: the last turn of the Eagle Road, at 515 m above sea level, with a view over the Geirangerfjord, the village and the Seven Sisters Waterfall. The road and the bend are named after the eagles that used to fly around here.
- Flydal Gorge (Flydalsjuvet): at about 330 m above sea level, with a view over the Geirangerfjord. The canyon is 70 m deep.
- Arrival: centre of Geiranger.
The order of the stops may vary.
Meeting point
Meeting point is between the pier and the public bus stop. Your guide will wear a blue jacket. Look for a sign and/or bus that says "EXCURSIONS.NO".
Address in the booking system: Parking Joker, Maråkvegen 49
Good to know
- Age policy
- Infant: 0-2; Child: 3-15; Adult: 16+
- Group size (min/max)
- 1/48
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Departure times
- Our excursions are adapted to arrival and departure times of cruise ships. Modified departure times will be announced in advance.
- Back to ship guarantee
- For cruise line passengers, provided that the name of your cruise ship is registered when you book (official tour time must end 1 hour before the ship's departure).
- Appearance time
- 15 minutes prior to departure.
- Your mobile number
- Register a correct mobile number with country code when you book, so that we can reach you in case you have trouble finding us. There will be no refunds if we cannot reach you on your registered contact number.
Contact on the day of your tour
+47 473 79 771Guided in
Multilingual audio guide: English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Russian, Dutch and Chinese.
Photos: Øyvind Heen – Visitnorway.com
