Top 10 adventure things to do in Andalsnes

1. Geiranger Skywalk and Eagle Road tour from Andalsnes

Five-hour tour featuring Geiranger Skywalk, Eagle Road, and stunning fjord views with a knowledgeable guide.

2. Via Ferrata West Wall climb in Åndalsnes

A 5–6 hour guided ascent via the challenging West Wall, with breathtaking views and secure cable attachments throughout the route.

“Incredible scenery, a good challenge, and completely justifies the time and expense. If you enjoy Via Ferrata, make sure you don’t miss this experience.”— LukaskoK89

3. Three-hour kayaking tour in Romsdalsfjord

A three-hour kayak tour through Romsdalsfjord, featuring views of Kirketaket, Loftsskarstind, and Klauva.

“This was the most outstanding combination of guide, activity, and scenery I've experienced in recent years. John/Jonne, our guide, truly embodies kayaking; he knows the perfect moments to offer advice, share insights, make jokes, or simply allow us to soak in the stunning beauty of the fjord, river, and mountains in peaceful silence. It became the highlight of my trip.”— FarAway38582334282

4. E-bike and hiking tour from Åndalsnes to Littlefjellet

Half-day tour combining electric biking and mountain hiking from Åndalsnes to Littlefjellet's summit, offering stunning views along the way.

“The bike tour exceeded my expectations; it was much longer and more enjoyable than I had anticipated. My guide, Nikita, was excellent as well.”— David_K

5. Geirangerfjord silent cruise on a hybrid-electric vessel

Two-hour scenic cruise through Geirangerfjord — see The Seven Sisters and The Bridal Veil Waterfalls, with an informative audio guide in 12 languages.

“We enjoyed the full-day Alesund-Geiranger-Alesund fjord cruise, which was a highlight of our trip. The staff provided entertaining commentary and fascinating insights that enhanced our experience. While we visited a few fjords, this tour's information was invaluable. The time spent in Geiranger was just right for us, and there was an option to take a bus to visit additional sites. Although our hotel was on the opposite side of Alesund, the 20-minute walk was quite manageable. The weather was pleasant, and since it was the off season, we had great access to the deck and vistas.”— 341dianneb

6. Via Ferrata Intro Wall climbing experience in Åndalsnes

Three to four hours guided climb on the Intro Wall — safe climbing with cable and steps, stunning views, and a hike back down the Nesaksla mountain.

“Our first experience with via ferrata was quite enjoyable. As seasoned climbers, I initially expected the introductory wall to be simple, but there were both easy stretches and some challenging parts that kept things interesting. It's accessible for fit non-climbers too, provided you're comfortable with heights. It's similar to Go Ape, but on a cliff face.”— jasonrQ4986QF

7. Guided kayak tour on Geiranger Fjord — The Seven Sisters

Four hours in a stable kayak — guided tour to the Seven Sisters waterfall, suitable for ages 13 and up, no previous experience required.

“The tour of Geirangerfjord was fantastic and comes with my highest recommendation. Our excellent guide Martina ensured we had all the essential safety information and shared insights about the area. The equipment was top-notch. Thank you for such an incredible experience!”— natashamV1893ZW

8. Kayaking tour of Geirangerfjord with waterfall views

Three-hour kayak tour from the Grande Fjord Hotel — paddle to Gjerdewaterfall and see iconic waterfalls like The Seven Sisters and The Suitor.

“I had a wonderful time kayaking through the stunning fjords in the morning. The guides were excellent, although their names escape me. I highly suggest Uteguiden Adventure Center.”— AnnPittsburgh_PA

9. Geiranger Fjord catamaran tour with waterfall tasting

Two hours on a catamaran—views of Seven Sisters and Bridal Veil waterfalls, plus fresh mountain water tasting at Friaren Waterfall.

“The tour offered a wonderful experience with plenty of waterfalls to see. The boat was comfortable and not overcrowded, making it a lovely outing at a very reasonable price.”— yates11

10. Sky to Fjord downhill biking adventure in Geiranger

Three hours of downhill biking — ride one of the world's most scenic roads through mountains, waterfalls, and lakes in Geiranger.

“This excursion was among our favorites, with stunning views and a lot of fun going downhill. There was just a short part where we had to pedal a bit uphill.”— Lou_I