
Geiranger With Trollstigen Pass
A scenic bus journey from Geiranger village brings you to Eidsdalsvatnet Lake for a ferry ride. We rejoin the bus and travel to Gudbrands Gorge and down the winding Trollstigen Pass to Molde.
- Discover the area around Geirangerfjord
- Experience travelling Eagle Road and Trollstigen Pass
- Visit Gudbrands Gorge sculpted by the Valldøla River
- Enjoy a delicious dinner at a hotel in Molde
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Direction
Northbound direction
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Season
Summer
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Difficulty level
Level 1: Easy - suitable for most people
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Duration
8 hours
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Min. passengers
23
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Max. passengers
252
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Booking code
HR-AES2B
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From
259 €
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Notices
Landing is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.
Explore the landscape around the village of Geiranger and enjoy panoramic views of UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord on this excursion. You’ll begin with a bus drive up winding Ørneveien (Eagle Road), all the while taking in the magnificent scenery en route to Eidsdalsvatnet Lake. From there, you take a picturesque ferry ride from Eidsdal to Linge.
Back on dry land, we pass through stark, high-alpine areas to Gudbrandsjuvet (Gudbrands Gorge). The Valldøla River rushes through this five-metre narrow ravine, some 25 metres high. You’ll see that the water has carved out deep potholes and intricate rock formations.
We’ll then go to another highlight of this trip: the series of 11 hairpin bends down steep Trollstigen Pass. At the bottom, it’s time for a hot drink and a bite to eat before we continue to the gentler landscape of Romsdalsfjord. The excursion finishes with a sumptuous dinner in Molde before you embark your ship again.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
- Disembarking port: Geiranger
- Embarking port: Molde
- Available period: 02.06 - 01.09
- Transportation: Boat/Bus
- Meals on the trip: Coffee/tea, roll, pancake, and dinner[PW1]
- Clothes/Footwear: Comfortable shoes and warm clothing
- Please note that only excursion participants go ashore in Geiranger
- Landing is by tender boat, and getting on and off the boat requires a certain degree of mobility.