Fjord Cruise Geirangerfjord
Travel between Geiranger and Hellesylt on one of Norway's most scenic ferry routes. Bring your car, motorhome, motorcycle or bicycle and experience the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord from the water.
Ferry between Geiranger and Hellesylt
Travelling between Geiranger and Hellesylt? This ferry crossing is both practical transport and one of Norway's most spectacular fjord experiences. Bring your car, motorhome, motorcycle or bicycle and enjoy a 1 hour and 5 minute journey through the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord.
Along the way you'll pass famous waterfalls such as the Seven Sisters and the Suitor, abandoned mountain farms and towering mountain cliffs. Whether you're continuing your road trip or simply exploring the fjord, this is one of the highlights of Western Norway.
On board, the café offers hot lunch and dinner made with local ingredients, traditional pancakes, snacks and more – plus a wide selection of hot and cold drinks.
Good to know
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Meeting point
Your boarding point depends on your chosen departure location. Please make sure you board at the correct pier, either in Geiranger or Hellesylt.
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The UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord
The Geirangerfjord has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005 and is considered one of the world's finest fjord landscapes. Surrounded by steep mountains, dramatic waterfalls and abandoned mountain farms, the fjord has remained largely unchanged for centuries.
Seeing the Geirangerfjord from the water gives you the best view of famous landmarks such as the Seven Sisters, the Suitor and the old fjord farms clinging to the mountainsides.
Important
Practical information
To make your journey as smooth as possible, please note the following before departure.
Booking:
- Book vehicle space in advance.
- Driver is included in the vehicle ticket.
- One car package includes the vehicle, driver and up to four passengers.
- Coaches: please contact us before booking.
The journey:
- Arrive 30 minutes before departure.
- Dogs are welcome.
- Guiding: Download the RoadSpot app for audio guiding.
- Food and drink: Serves hot and cold drinks, a selection of wines and beers and a variety of hot meals, ice cream and snacks.
- Please note: it is not allowed to consume drinks and food on board that is not purchased on the vessel.
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Current ferries operating the route
Our new electric ferries are currently under construction. Until they are ready, the route is operated by the classic fjord ferries Skånevik and Røsund.
Skånevik
- Built in 1967
- Protected cultural heritage vessel
- Capacity for approximately 20 cars
Røsund
- Built in the 1970s
- Capacity for approximately 50 cars
Both ferries have outdoor viewing areas and a kiosk serving coffee, soft drinks and snacks.
Accessibility
- Skånevik does not have a lift due to its protected heritage status.
- Røsund has a stair lift.
What to do in Geirangerfjord
Visiting the breathtaking Geirangerfjord is at the heart of any activity in Geiranger. This renowned World Heritage-listed fjord is a spectacular attraction, while the picturesque village serves as an ideal base for hiking and exploring the dramatic natural surroundings — all accompanied by stunning views.
Accommodation in Geiranger & Sunnmøre
Hotel Utsikten Geiranger
Wake up to a spectacular view of the Geirangerfjord.
Valldal Fjordhotell
Right in the heart of Valldal lies the Valldal Fjordhotell, nestled between the two of Norway’s best known tourist attractions: Geiranger and Trollstigen.
Sagafjord Hotel
The charming Sagafjord Hotel is located in the heart of the Sunnmøre Alps, right on the shores of the beautiful Hjørundfjord in Sæbø. Welcome to a picturesque stay and active days in spectacular surroundings!
Gloppen Hotell
A perfect place to stop when travelling between Flåm and Geiranger. The historic hotel offers 61 rooms in total and a restaurant with a local touch.