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GuideGeiranger, More og Romsdal, Norway

Fjords of Norway

A first-timer's guide to the western fjords

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Geirangerfjord seen from the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint
Geirangerfjord seen from the Flydalsjuvet viewpoint
Geirangerfjord from Flydalsjuvet. Photo: Diego Delso

Where to base yourself, how to get around and which fjord cruises are worth it.

Why the fjords

Norway's western fjords are steep-sided, waterfall-fed and best seen from the water. Geiranger and Naeroyfjord are both UNESCO listed.

Geirangerfjord

Geirangerfjord seen from Flydalsjuvet

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Average rating 4.0 out of 5
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  • Zanele Dlamini
    4 out of 5 stars
    3 Oct

    Great detail on the hikes. Some trailheads need a car, which could be clearer.

  • Daniel Kim
    3 out of 5 stars
    30 Sept

    Decent overview, though the ferry timetable had changed by the time we travelled.

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  • Rafael Moreno

    Great guide. One small update: the ferry now leaves twenty minutes earlier.

  • Grace Mwangi

    Your packing list saved us. It got cold much faster than we expected after sunset.

  • James O'Connor

    Went back a second time because of this story and found even more to see.

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