Top 10 day trips things to do in Andalsnes

1. Kayaking excursion in Geiranger Fjord

Two hours of guided kayaking in Geiranger Fjord—stable kayaks, wildlife spotting, no experience needed.

2. Kayak rental in Geirangerfjord

Explore Geirangerfjord on your own kayak, available for rental to enjoy stunning views and picturesque stops.

3. Geiranger Royal Route and farm visit — private shore excursion

Four hours in a private vehicle — Royal Route viewpoints and a high-mountain farm with reserved dining and panoramic fjord views.

“The scenery was breathtaking, and our host was not only friendly but also very knowledgeable. They captured some amazing photos for us as well. This tour is definitely a must-do.”— Charlie_C

4. Private full-day tour from Geiranger to Trollstigen

Full-day private tour of Geirangerfjord and Trollstigen via personal guide — stunning viewpoints, hairpin bends, and local legends included.

“Radmyla provided an excellent experience, as did the entire tour. She picked us up on time at the cruise port and guided us through stunning landscapes while sharing insightful commentary. We enjoyed fresh strawberries and cherries in season, which were delightful. The Norwegian-style sampler lunch was both tasty and enjoyable. Opting for a private tour was definitely worth it to avoid the crowds.”— Seth_N

5. Mt. Dalsnibba and Eagle Road tour from Geiranger

Four hours by minibus — panoramic views from Mt. Dalsnibba, Djupvatnet lake, and the dramatic Eagle Road with its hairpin bends.

“Geiranger is wonderful! The tour offered stunning viewpoints. Just a heads up: the large bus climbs up a 5,000 ft mountain, so if you're prone to motion sickness, take some medicine beforehand. The roads are narrow, and there were moments when I had to close my eyes to avoid looking down, which was a bit nerve-wracking. However, the breathtaking views at the top of Mount Dalsnibba make it worthwhile. The lovely coffee shop with the aroma of cinnamon rolls adds to the experience. Overall, it was a fantastic day, and we loved it! The tour operator was very responsible and punctual.”— Xiomara_T

6. Troll Road and Troll Wall bus tour from Åndalsnes

Half-day tour by bus — drive the scenic Troll Road with 11 hairpin bends to views of Troll Wall and Romsdalshorn.

“The bus tour was outstanding, conducted by a skilled driver and an attentive guide. The guide, a student who has been in Norway for several years, shared extensive knowledge about local life and the attractions. Unfortunately, our journey was delayed because of stalled vehicles, which led us to miss some of the planned sites. However, the tour company kindly refunded part of our payment to compensate for this inconvenience, even though the delay was not due to their fault.”— maurph54

7. Guided kayak tour of Geirangerfjord

Two-hour kayak journey through Geirangerfjord, led by qualified guides who share insights about the UNESCO World Heritage area.

“Stefano was an outstanding guide, combining friendliness and expertise, which made for a fun experience filled with laughter. He tailored the adventure to our skill level and consistently checked in with us. The tour surpassed our expectations, showcasing the breathtaking Seven Sisters Waterfalls, Sea Eagles, local fishermen, and the beautiful Geirangerfjord. Everything was truly spectacular.”— Gretchen_B

8. Double kayak rental in Geirangerfjord

Rent a double kayak for a day and paddle through the stunning Geirangerfjord to enjoy scenic views and photo opportunities.

“Excellent opportunity for unguided kayaking to explore the fjord and its waterfalls. The equipment was of high quality, and the staff were very welcoming.”— Tamra_H

9. Mount Dalsnibba and Eagle's Bend bus tour from Geiranger

Three hours on a bus covering the Dalsnibba Skywalk, Eagle Road, and viewpoints like Flydalsjuvet and the Seven Sisters Waterfall.

“Getting off in Hellesylt, you board a bus that takes you directly to Geiranger, traveling through some fantastic locations. You'll encounter extremely narrow roads, conifer forests, stunning vistas, and the largest glacier in Europe before arriving at the magnificent Geiranger Fjord. It’s a full day well spent for just a few cents.”— FabienM1057

10. Geiranger viewpoint tour from Andalsnes

Four hours by minibus — Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend viewpoints, including Seven Sisters Waterfall views.

“Our journey had a rocky beginning as we arrived at the meeting point listed in the app, but it was incorrect. Despite our attempts to reach out, we couldn't get through. Eventually, the tour operator called us to clarify our location. Unfortunately, we hadn’t received the email about the change, and the app wasn’t updated either. However, once we located the tour bus, the experience was everything we hoped for, with stunning landscapes and numerous photo opportunities.”— Maureen_D