Experience Geirangerfjord, Waterfalls, and Trollstigen View Point

The flexible, self-guided tour includes the famous Trollstigen mountain road with its spectacular viewpoints. Duration is two days, but most travellers choose 3-5 days. Start or finish your tour in Oslo, Bergen, or Ålesund.

Experience Norway’s Most Famous UNESCO Fjord Journey

Sail through the stunning Geirangerfjord, wander the enchanting streets of Ålesund, and experience iconic Instagram-friendly views on this self-guided, eco-friendly adventure.

Travel at your own pace, add activities you want to experience including overnight stays. Best time to travel is between June 1 - 30 September. Luggage transfer is also available.

Highlights on the Tour

Cruise the Famous Geirangerfjord

Enjoy a scenic cruise on Norway’s most famous fjord

See the Seven Sisters waterfall as it plunges 250 meters into the fjord

Learn the story of historic mountain farms perched on steep hillsides

Discover Spectacular Viewpoints

Enjoy photo stops with spectacular views at Trollstigen viewpoint and Gudbrandsjuvet gorge

Journey by bus on one of Norway’s most scenic mountain routes, and experience the haripin bends of the Trollstigen Mountain road

Explore the Historic Charm of Ålesund

Wander through enchanting cobblestone streets and experience striking Art Nouveau architecture in one of Norway’s most beautiful cities

Climb Mount Aksla for panoramic views of the city and fjords, then reward yourself with local delicacies at bustling cafes

Marvel at the Views Aboard the Rauma Railway

Ride the Rauma Railway, named Europe’s top train journey by Lonely Planet in 2023

Enjoy the panoramic views of Trollveggen [The Troll Wall], Europe’s tallest vertical rock face

The Rauma Railway is included in journey options to and from Oslo

The Mountaineering Capital of Norway, Åndalsnes and Romsdalen

One of Norway’s most picturesque areas

Used as locations in Harry Potter and Mission Impossible

Visit the Rampestreken viewpoint by gondola or the Romsdalstrappene steps

Hike Romsdalseggen, which Lonely Planet named one of the world’s most beautiful mountain hikes