Explore the beautiful Geirangerfjord on an exciting high-speed open boat trip! Weatherproof suits will be provided to keep you safe and dry on our eco-friendly Catamaran RIBs (Rigid Inflatable Boats). Visit historic mountain farms and learn about the people who dared to live there with our local, experienced guides leading the way. Get up close and personal with the fjord’s famous waterfalls and taste the crisp, refreshing mountain water the locals have been drinking for thousands of years!
Guided RIB Tour in the Geirangerfjord
INTERESTING LOCAL STORIES
GOMSDAL
On a hot July day in 1894, a mother with six children died. Three years later they lost their father when the eldest boy was 19 years old and still not of legal age. How'd it go with these kids?
MOUNTAIN FARMS ALONG THE GEIRANGERFJORD
On many of the farms, the farmer is referred to as an odelsmann from as early as 1603. To get the right of nobility, the farm must have been in the family for at least 4 generations. We try on our trips to convey stories that explain why people settled here, and how they made a living as farmers, fishermen and hunters.
LJØSURA - WIKIPEDIA
The house was next to a big rock. The glacier, Fonna, nevertheless did damage several times here, and the last time in 1830 it swept the house down the fjord. Ljøsura became a deserted farm after this. Today there is a lighthouse there, and it may be a good fit since the name Ljøsura came from the ancestral name of the nearby waterfall; Lysa, Ljøsa.