In a nutshell

Charge your camera: the best panoramas over the Geiranger fjord await you, UNESCO world heritage. On your comfortable bus and with a local guide, you’ll climb the dizzying Eagle Road in a succession of views to capture forever: the villages of Geiranger, a legendary waterfall and then the whole picture from the Flydalsjuvet gorge.

Main stops

Panoramic viewpoint over the Eagle Road
Flydalsjuvet gorge: photo stops

The programme

Seeing Geiranger fjord doesn’t happen every day. Seeing it from above, collecting views from the panoramic spots that reveal every nuance of this UNESCO world heritage site, is something to capture forever.
You’ll do it in complete comfort on a bus that defies the spectacular Eagle Road, with its 11 hairpin turns that climb the Geiranger mountain up to 620 meters: the place where eagles are once said to have lived.
Along the way, you can capture the wild nature of the Seven Sisters waterfall, of which your local guide will tell you the legend.
And then, dedicate a burst of clicks to the centuries-old farms on the road and to two famous sightseeing spots: the panoramic viewpoint over the Eagle Road and the one at the top of the Flydalsjuvet gorge, which take in the whole fjord. Tell the truth, did we already get to 100 photos?