Things to do in

Møre og Romsdal County

With our many years of experience, we have learned that Mt. Dalsnibba on many occasions is covered in fog and clouds with almost zero visibility and unhappy passengers. This tour doesn’t climb higher than 1.038 meters above sea level to the charming and beatiful Djupvatn Lake. However, on days when visibility is good, you will be able to see the Dalsnibba Skywalk from the bus. On this excursion you will experience a fantastic bus tour through a landscape of majestic mountains, gorgeous waterfalls and beautiful lakes. One of our experienced guides will give you all the information about Geiranger and the UNESCO World Heritage area. You’ll reach four highlights: Flydalsjuvet (one of Norway’s most photographed viewpoints); the beautiful Djupvatn Lake, the spectacular Eagle Road, and the idyllic Eidsdal Lake in the mountains between Geiranger and the neighbour town of Eidsdal. Back to ship guarantee for cruise line passengers provided that information regarding name of cruise ship is registered when you book (official tour time must end 1 hour before ship’s departure).

Explore Ålesund and its surroundings with a guide and learn about the history and culture of the region. Visit landmarks including a 12th-century church, a local lighthouse, and a lookout point all on one tour. Meet your driver and head to the island of Giske. Visit the Giske Church, a 12th-century church built from white marble, located approximately 10km from the Ålesund city center. Head across the water to the island of Alnes. See views of the Atlantic ocean as you explore the fishing island. Stop at Alnes Fyr, a local lighthouse with a cafe. Spend some time in Alnes Fyr Cafe, where you can purchase coffee and snacks. The last stop is the Aksla viewpoint. Here you can take in panoramic views of the city and archipelago. You can stop here to have a coffee or something to eat at Fjellstua restaurant. If you wish to go to the city center, you can end the tour at the viewpoint. Otherwise, you will be taken back to the tour starting point.

Alesund is a picturesque town in Norway and is well-known for suffering from a large fire back in 1904. As a result, most of the city was rebuilt and today represents a beautiful, colorful and historic city. Hop-on at the first stop, the Cruise Terminal, for the full tour experience, or if you'd prefer, you can hop-on at any of the 8 stops along the route. The tour bus will take you on an incredible journey through Alesund, showing you the most fabulous sights such as the popular open-air museum and the Fjellstua viewpoint. This is a great place to hop-off and enjoy unforgettable views of Alesund's fjords and mountains. You can also hop-off at other fantastic locations such as the Parken Kulturhus where you'll find many souvenir shops and the Alesund Aquarium where you can enjoy a fun-filled day out. When you're on-board, you will enjoy a fun and interesting audio commentary that is accessible in 8 different languages. With the 24-hour hop-on hop-off ticket, you will also enjoy offers and discounts at a selection of shops and eateries in the city, including a 10% discount at Fjordbuda Souvenirs Gift Shop.  Please find below the bus stops along the sightseeing route:  • Cruise Terminal • Sunnmøre Museum • Aksla View Point / Fjellstua • Parken Kulturhus (Shopping District) • Tourist information • The Art Nouveau Centre / City Center • Ålesund Church • Ålesund Aquarium / Atlanterhavsparken

Sail from Bergen to the Alversund Streams with this group boat tour. Set off from Bergen's famous Fish Market and marvel at views of the medieval fortress Bergenhus, St Mary's church and the colorful Bryggen Hanseatic wharf. Glide through beautiful Western Norwegian scenery at the City Fjord, Salhus Fjord and Kverna Fjord as you make your way towards the stunning Alversund Streams. Snap breathtaking photos of this amazing scenery. Relax, as the captain safely steers the boat through narrow sounds, deep fjords, a maze of islands and the powerful currents of the narrow Alversund channel.

The Geiranger Highlights tour will lead you to discover two of the most famous viewpoints of Geiranger: Flydalsjuvet and the Eagle Bend. Flydalsjuvet is a magnificent gorge, with an amazing view over the Geirangerfjord and the UNESCO World Heritage area. It is located at the altitude of approx. 330 meters above sea level and the canyon is 70 meters deep. This is one of the most photographed highlights of Norway. Descending the Geiranger road and passing through the village once more, 11 hairpin bends will take you to the Eagle Bend, the last turn of the Eagle Road at the altitude of 515 meters above sea level, with a spectacular view over the Geirangerfjord, the village and the Seven Sisters Waterfall. The name of the road and the bend comes from the fact that in the past the eagles used to fly

Take a step away from the beaten path as you explore the picture-perfect streets of Bergen on this original walking tour, and discover the history and contemporary stories of a UNESCO World-Heritage Site. Wind your way through the narrow alleyways of Bergen in the company of a professional guide, and learn all about its people, culture, and inspiring architecture, while admiring the stunning landscape. Go on a journey along its 970-year old history, and enjoy an insider guide to the secret scenic spots of this coastal beauty.

See Norway's famous Geiranger Fjord from a spectacular perspective on a self-guided 3-hour kayak tour. Enjoy a safety briefing as you pick up your kayak and gear before setting off along the cool waters of the fjord, encircled by tall mountains. Take your time and stop to admire the dramatic landscape surrounding you, and snap a few unforgettable pictures along the way. Paddle up close to the roaring Seven Sisters Waterfall in just 1.5 hours and discover some of the oldest farms of the region dotted along the shores.

Experience the incredible mountains and lakes of Gerainger aboard the hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus. Discover wonderful attractions, including the Norwegian Fjord Center, where you can learn more about the history and culture of the city and discover why it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pet small animals at Westeraas Farm, including llamas and goats, and then go for a walk in the mountains. Take stunning photos from the Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint, and enjoy a picnic or drink as you soak up the impressive views for as long as you want. Avail of the free Wi-Fi to keep connected and share your memories in real time. Bus Stops: • Cruise Terminal • Norwegian Fjord Center • Westeraas Farm • Flydalsjuvet Viewpoint 

Experience Norway's stunning nature and striking fjords on a self-guided downhill bike tour from the picturesque Geiranger village. Meet in Geiranger for a safety talk, and to be kitted out with your bike and equipment before being driven up the mountain to your iconic starting point 1,030-meters above sea level: the Djupvatnet Lake. Take in the majestic surrounding scenery as you cycle your way down the fjord's sinuous roads. Make sure to stop once in a while to snap some memorable pictures — especially at the famous Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, which offers some of the best views of the area.

The city of Ålesund has 45.000 inhabitants and is one of the most important fishing harbours in Norway. After a devastating fire in 1904 which destroyed most of the old wooden buildings, the town was completely rebuilt on the initiative of Kaiser Wilhelm of Germany. As a result, Ålesunds architecture is unusually consistent and has a unique concentration of Art Nouveau – Jugendstyle. A pretty new city with an old touch!