Norway · ÅNDALSNES TOURS
The good åndalsnes tours go weeks ahead in season. Below are 15 to book early, what each includes and where they differ.
Review of Geiranger’s 3.5-hour shore excursion to Mt. Dalsnibba, Djupvatn, Flydalsjuvet, and Eagle Road, with practical booking tips.
“Had a great time. We saw so much on this trip and walked a lot. Our guide was great. It is nice to travel in smaller groups.”
Review of Ålesund’s six-hour Trollstigen tour, with fjord views, waterfalls, villages, cruise timing, transport, value, and practical tips.
“both the tour guide a d driver were fantastic. Christina is mazing she has shared more in depth I formation and history. And the driver was supperv”
Review of FjordGuiding’s one-hour Geirangerfjord RIB tour, with waterfalls, mountain farms, practical tips, pricing, and honest value advice.
“The boat gets a little closer to the waterfalls than the ferry , but not sure it’s worth the money or the time especially if you have limited time in Geiranger”
Review of Bonseye’s Geirangerfjord RIB tour, with waterfall views, local stories, practical tips, pricing, comfort notes, and booking advice.
“This was our favorite stop in Norway. Beautiful town, fjords and the rib boat ride was a blast ! Terrific guide.”
Review of Åndalsnes’ Troll Road and Troll Wall excursion, with mountain views, waterfalls, practical tips, pricing, and closure advice.
“Dennis and union the driver provided a great tour compensating for the troll road being closed due to rock slides. Many water falls, troll wall. Got us close to the road to see it winding.”
Ride Norway’s Golden Train from Åndalsnes to Bjorli for mountain views, waterfalls, bridges, wartime stories, and practical photo tips.
“Amazing trip. Beautiful scenery and great commentary to go with it. The train had hot and cold drinks and snacks and toilets. The only thing you have to be mindful of is the tour is 2 1/2 hours only even if you get stuck waiting for freight trains to pass through (as we did on two occasions) so your time at the other end off the train may be limited to only 10 minutes as apposed to the 30 advertised. However to be honest the little museum at the end takes only a couple of minutes and there is nothing else around there unless you want to take lots of…”
Review of Geiranger’s Mount Dalsnibba and Eagle’s Bend tour, with fjord views, mountain roads, practical tips, price, timing, and value.
“Great tour, great guide! The tour guide (Italian) gave us a lot of interesting information. The bus driver drove us safely up and down (road is very curvy and narrow). We were very lucky with the weather which cannot be taken as granted. Thus we could enjoy BEAUTIFUL and IMPRESSIVE views. Viator is a reliable and well- organised company, but we also had Get-your-guide passengers on the bus - so in the end it was the same excursion - so you should compare prices.”
Ride Trollstigen’s 11 hairpin bends, see the Troll Wall and waterfalls, and enjoy an audio-guided bus tour from Åndalsnes.
“Waren erste mal mit Ihnen unterwegs und werden es bestimmt wiederholen! Vielen Dank Angelika und Ruth”
Review of Via Ferrata Åndalsnes Intro Wall, a guided four-hour climb with expert support, dramatic Romsdalen views, and beginner-friendly thrills.
“My wife's highlight of the trip! We had done a via feratta in Peru, so we had a pretty good idea of what we were getting into on this activity. Our expectations were surpassed entirely by Stian (the guide), the equipment, and the views. While it was tough (you have to be fit to do this comfortably), safety was never a concern. The cables, brackets, and anchors were in good shape, and I never felt any flex or give in them. My wife (and the pictures verify this) reports the views were amazing. I'm scared of heights, so I focused on the mountain and, with Stain's help, was able to…”
Review of Geirangerfjord’s 90-minute boat tour, with waterfalls, fjord farms, audio guide tips, price advice, and booking details.
“The opportunity to explore the fjord from a close distance, not just standing on eagleroad to watch the fjord.”
Climb Åndalsnes West Wall with a guide, technical gear, and superb Romsdalen Valley views. Find out about fitness, cost, timing, and practical tips.
“Amazing views, quite bit of challenge and TOTALLY worth the time and money!”
Paddle beneath Geirangerfjord’s Seven Sisters waterfall on a small-group kayak tour with local guides, quality gear, and dramatic fjord views.
“So good! A really great way to see the fjord and use some energy. We got really close to the 7 sisters and a couple of other waterfalls. Our guide was full of fun information and super nice and friendly. Great quality equipment. Highly recommended!”
Review of Geiranger’s 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus, with fjord views, four stops, ticket tips, timing, and honest value advice.
“The sight from stop 4 was beautiful as we had a lovely weather day. And the stop at the museum gave us the opportunity to learn more about Norway. But this Hop on Hop Off ride had only 4 stops in all and I honestly thought the price we paid for it was way too high.”
Ride 16 km from Djupvatn Lake to Geiranger through fjord views, waterfalls, and Flydalsjuvet, with bikes and transport included.
“This experience was a blast! At 67 years old I was able to easily maneuver my way down the nearly 10 miles of roadway with the most incredible views of the fjord. Everything was well managed, and we will never forget the ride. It was also a great value.”
Ride Norway’s Golden Train from Åndalsnes to Bjorli for mountain views, railway stories, fresh air, and practical value tips.
“Beautiful scenery, very interesting commentary. Would recommend this to my friends Marvellous engineering”
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