Geirangerfjord is one of Norway’s most famous fjords. Along with Nærøyfjord, Geirangerfjord comprises a UNESCO World Heritage Site of the West Norwegian Fjords.
The steep sides of the mountains that plunge down to the depths of the fjord provide the perfect conditions for creating some stunning waterfalls.
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Cruises pass by the famous waterfalls, floating alongside the extremely steep sides of mountains that line the fjord.
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With all that mountainous landscape, there’s no wonder that keen hikers will enjoy the chance to immerse themselves in the dramatic nature surrounding Geirangerfjord.
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Those soaring mountains taking up space on either side of the fjord mean that there is ample opportunity to see Geirangerfjord from up high.
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The waterside village, a community, shaped by its position in the middle of a remote fjord valley, provides an interesting insight into the history of a region.
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