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How to get to Geiranger from Bergen. In June, July and August the Hurtigruten Coastal Express from Bergen makes a scenic cruise in the Geirangerfjord. In the other months the ships stop in Ålesund and do not enter the fjord. To go from Bergen to Geiranger you can also take the bus to Kjøs Bru and from there the bus to Hellesylt.
- Driving to the Geiranger Fjord. The first thing that every traveler should know is that it’s not so easy to get to Geiranger Norway! It is located in the southern part of the country and the drive takes quite a long time from most major cities.
- Town of Geiranger Norway. Geiranger Norway is a tiny town located at the base of the Geirangerfjord. For this reason, many people only come here for a boat cruise and don’t spend the night.
- Tourism at the Geiranger Fjord. We mentioned that Geiranger is very popular and you will see that right away in the busy summer months. If you can believe it, there are actually cruise ships that dock next to the small town inside the fjord!
- Where to Stay in Geiranger Norway. With all that said, we stayed in Geiranger overnight and it was so worth it! One thing to remember about the cruise ships is they park here during the day but travel at night.
Jan 13, 2020 · Air travel is the quickest option to reach the town of Ålesund with several departures available from different airlines. Flight time is approximately 45-minutes and allow another 20 minutes by car, taxi or bus to reach the city center. From here, you can decide on the best way to reach the fjord.
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Nov 18, 2019 · Our guide to Geiranger and the beautiful UNESCO designated Geirangerfjord. Including highlights, hikes, maps, and directions on how to get to Geirangerfjord. Geiranger and the Geirangerfjord are must visits in Norway.
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Mar 25, 2024 · Ørnesvingen: If you are driving from Trollstigen along the National Scenic Route, you will descend towards Geiranger along a series of hairpin bends, each one bringing you closer to the fjord. Pull over at the signed parking spots at Ørnesvingen, one of the highest bends where viewing platforms have been built.
In Geiranger, travelling can be a scenic adventure in itself, like this ferry trip from Hellesylt. Mission: Impossible made one of the biggest stunts in cinema history in Hellesylt. You can also easily get here by public transport from Åndalsnes or Ålesund, among other places.
Car: A fun way to experience the Geirangerfjord is by rental car. You can drive to Hellesylt and take a fjord cruise car ferry to the Geiranger village. From here you can drive up the scenic and zigzagging Eagles Road (Ørnevegen). In summer you can also drive road 63 and 15 over the mountain.
