In a nutshell

From viewpoints that feel like they're touching the sky, capture all the beauty of the Geiranger Fjord. You'll reach them by bus with your guide, as you make your way up winding roads to the top of mount Dalsnibba. Among the mountains, glaciers, waterfalls and villages, keep your eyes peeled and your camera at the ready, so you don't miss out on a single glimpse of this UNESCO world heritage site.

Main stops

Sightseeing bus trip to the Flydal viewpoint
Flydal viewpoint; Dalsnibba; the Eagle Road: photo stops

The programme

In Norway, there are roads that lead you to within a hair's breadth of the sky, at the peak of steep mountains, to discover the Geiranger Fjord from on high. * Climb up by bus with your guide and travel to the top of the first of these, to the Flydal viewpoint: between clicks, discover the small villages that cling to the side of the rocky mountain, appearing through the clouds. * Traveling along Geiranger Road is an experience that will get your blood pumping, because around every corner, the landscape reveals itself in all its majestic power. You'll see it reflected in the waters of Djupvatn lake. * After eleven hairpin bends, you'll already be at the top of mount Dalsnibba. Look out from the panoramic terrace suspended at 1500 meters above sea level, over villages, waterfalls and glaciers. * Then, grab your camera as you head along Eagle Road, which will bring you face to face with the Seven Sisters Waterfalls. And while you admire them, listen to the tale of their legends.

Good to know

Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience.