Boat hire & hikes
Experience norwegian nature from its best side! You can discover the beauty of the Geirangerfjord in many different ways. Rent one of our motorboats to explore the untouched nature of the fjord with its breathtaking views and beautiful waterfalls. No driving licence needed. Would you rather like to explore the fjord by foot? No problem! Our receptionists are ready to give you recommendations about the most beautiful walks in the area around Geiranger. 
Boat hire
Drop-in rentals available daily from 09:00 (10:00 in low season) - 17:00
If you would like to have a memorable stay in Geiranger, we recommend you to rent one of our motorboats. In case you want to go fishing as well, but you don't have your own equipment, you can rent it in our reception.
Our motorboats are all easy to drive. You don't need any driving licence. All instructions will be given by our receptionists. Gasoline and life wests are included in the price. You have to rent the boat for minimum two hours. All boats must be returned by 20:00, meaning a boat rented at 17:00 can be used for a maximum of 3 hours.
We don't take any reservations for our boats. Just ask in the reception to check the availability.
| Pioner 12 Maxi 10 HP 4 persons | Pioner 15 25 HP 6 persons | |
|---|---|---|
| 2 hours | kr 1350,- | kr 2100,- |
| 3 hours | kr 1750,- | kr 2800,- |
| 4 hours | kr 2150,- | kr 3500,- |
| 1 day | kr 2850,- | kr 4500,- |
Hike to Storseterfossen waterfall
This hike starts at The Norwegian Fjordsenter. Follow the signs towards Vesterås and Storseterfossen. You can walk behind the waterfall, which is a spectacular experience. This hike is good for families with children.
Difficulty level: Easy
Duration (one way): 90 minutes
Hike to Løsta
This hike starts at The Norwegian Fjordsenter. Follow the signs towards Vesterås and Løsta. The trail leads you through easy to medium terrain all the way up to the viewpoint at Løsta. From Løsta you have a wonderful view over the Geirangerfjord and our Feriesenter.
Difficulty level: Medium
Duration (one way): 90 minutes
Summit hikes in Geiranger
Geiranger is the perfect destination for those who like to be active. You don't need to go far for stunning views and beautiful sceneries. The picture shows the hike to Vinsåshornet. Feel free to ask our receptionists for recommendations. We will do our best to help you find a hike that will fit you.
Good to know!
In springtime there is still a lot of snow in the mountains. The best time for summit hikes is therefore in July, August and September.
Difficulty level: High
Duration: between 3-5 hours each way
Mountain Dalsnibba
The road up to the viewpoint at Dalsnibba was opened in the end of the 1930s. From Dalsnibba you have Europe's highest fjordview from a road, 1495 meters above sea level.
Distance: 45 minutes to drive from Geirangerfjorden Feriesenter
Good to know!
The road up to Dalsnibba is a toll road. This road is usually open from the end of May until October.
Flydalsjuvet
Flydalsjuvet is one of the most famous viewpoints in Norway.
Distance: 4 km from Geirangerfjorden Feriesenter
Ørnesvingen
Ørnesvingen (The Eagle Bend) is the last bend of the Eagle Road. From the viewpoint at Ørnesvingen (600 meters above sealevel) you will have a wonderful view towards the village of Geiranger, the fjord, and the famous Seven Sisters Waterfall. The Eagle Road was opened in 1955.
Distance: 5 km from Geirangerfjorden Feriesenter
Vesteråsfjellet
This hike starts at The Norwegian Fjordsenter. Follow the signs towards Vesterås and Vesteråsfjellet. The hike will lead you through easy terrain towards the viewpoint Vesteråsfjellet. This hike suits families with small children.
Difficulty level: Easy
Duration (one way): 1 hour