Top 9 water & beach things to do in Andalsnes

1. Geiranger small group shore tour to Mt Dalsnibba and Eagle Road

Four hours from Geiranger port with an English-speaking driver-guide — views from Flydalsjuvet to Mt Dalsnibba, including the famous Eagle Road.

2. Private transfer from Geiranger Port to Ålesund Airport

Direct, door-to-door transfer from Geiranger Port to Ålesund Airport — includes professional driver and clean vehicle, with flight tracking for timely pickup.

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. 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

5. 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

6. 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

7. Geirangerfjord RIB boat safari from Andalsnes

Two hours on an open RIB boat — see waterfalls and scenic highlights of Geirangerfjord up close with multiple stops for photos.

“This trip was incredible! I highly recommend it to anyone coming to the area. The staff were very helpful, and our driver Mario was knowledgeable, ensuring we saw everything during the tour. It's also much more budget-friendly than booking through the cruise ship. Enjoy it and remember to bring gloves!”— cciombor1

8. Guided boat tour of Geirangerfjord

Two hours on an eco-friendly boat exploring Geirangerfjord and Sunnylvsfjord with local guides sharing stories of the fjord's history.

“What an incredible experience! I really enjoyed the rib boat tour. Our guide Alex was entertaining, knowledgeable, and very considerate of everyone in the group. It's definitely something you should try!”— 306melindac

9. Geiranger Fjord sightseeing cruise, 75 minutes

Seventy-five minute cruise featuring The Seven Sisters and stunning fjord cliffs, with chances of spotting local wildlife.

“The sailing experience on the Gerianger Fjord was truly remarkable, providing a peaceful and stunning view in perfect sunny weather. The crew was delightful and shared wonderful stories throughout the journey. I will certainly recommend this trip to anyone wanting to experience the fjord from the water.”— Mette_F