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Discover the UNESCO World Heritage waters of Geirangerfjord.
The fjord is 15 kilometers (9.3 miles) long and reaches depths of 258 meters (846 feet). Steep rock walls rise up to 1,400 meters above the water. These cliffs frame famous waterfalls and abandoned mountain farms.
A cruise or ferry is the most direct way to see these features. From January 1, 2026, passenger ships under 10,000 tonnes must be zero-emission to enter the fjord.
Viewable on cruiseBest in May-June
This series of up to seven waterfall streams plunges 250 meters directly into the water. They are best seen in early summer from May to June. Mountain snowmelt makes the falls highly active during these months.
Viewable on cruiseListen to audio guide
This bottle-shaped waterfall sits directly across the fjord from the Seven Sisters. Local folklore says the Suitor tries to woo the Sisters. You can listen to the story on your boat cruise audio guide.
3-4 hoursSteep, exposed trail
This abandoned historic farm sits on a cliff ledge 250 meters above the fjord. Take a sightseeing boat to the Skagehola drop-off to start the trail. The path is exposed, so wear sturdy hiking boots and stay behind fences.
