Top Alesund Outdoor Activities - page 2

Ålesund–Geiranger–Ålesund with 1 hour 45 minutes stop in Geiranger The tour begins with a scenic fjord cruise through the beautiful Hjørundfjord, surrounded by towering peaks and serene waters. From there, travel by bus through the spectacular Nordangsdal Valley, a dramatic stretch of alpine scenery filled with lakes, waterfalls, and historic farms. The tour continues with a cruise through the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Arriving in Geiranger, one of Norway’s most famous fjord villages, you’ll have 1 hour and 45 minutes of free time to explore at your own pace—visit viewpoints, shop for local crafts, or enjoy a bite to eat, before returning to Ålesund in the evening.

Experience Geirangerfjord from the water on this unforgettable kayak tour. Paddle through one of Norway’s most spectacular fjords, surrounded by towering mountains, steep cliffs, and lush green slopes. Departing from the activity center below the Grande Fjord Hotel in Geiranger, the tour begins with a short safety briefing and paddling introduction. Once on the water, follow your experienced local guide toward the famous waterfalls The Seven Sisters and The Suitor, where powerful streams cascade dramatically down the mountainsides. Along the way, your guide shares engaging stories and facts about the fjord, its history, and local traditions. Several stops are included for rest, photos, and taking in the breathtaking scenery. No previous kayaking experience is required, but participants should be in good physical condition. A shorter kayak tour is also available for those seeking a lighter experience. Important: This tour departs from Geiranger only and cannot be joined from Ålesund.

See all about the fjords by boat and bus on this scenic roundtrip tour from Ålesund. Starting with a fjord cruise through the pristine Hjørundfjord to the charming village of Øye, then return by bus with several unforgettable sightseeing stops along the way. Cruise first through the breathtaking Hjørundfjord, surrounded by steep mountains and unspoiled nature, before arriving in Øye. From here, continue your journey by bus through the dramatic Norangsdal Valley. Stop in the picturesque village of Hellesylt, known for its cozy shops, cafés, and the spectacular waterfall that flows right through the center of town. Continue on to the Ljøen viewpoint, where panoramic views of the fjords await. The journey then takes you across Storfjord (the Grand Fjord) by ferry at Sykkylven, before returning to Ålesund, where your adventure began.

Discover Norway’s picturesque landscape in comfort and style–and avoid the stress of planning your own itinerary–on this luxury minibus tour from Ålesund to Trollstigen with stops at ten different locations and your lunch and drinks included. Take in mountain and fjord scenery at viewpoints around Storfjorden and Gudbrandsdalsjuvet, learn about history and culture in Sjøholt and Øvstestølen, and hear plenty of stories from your local guide along the way.

Avoid crowded tour buses and explore hidden gems of Geirangerfjord on a private tour from Ålesund. Your group—up to 15 travelers—visits viewpoints such as Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Road, enjoying majestic mountains and waterfalls. This cinematic journey through a UNESCO World Heritage site offers an exclusive, stress-free experience with constant panoramic views and hotel pickup included.

Appreciating Ålesund’s unique architecture and history can be tricky on a self-led excursion. Discover the city’s highlights on a walking tour, and tick off top attractions including the Art Nouveau town center, the Hellebroa bridge, and the scenic town park. Stroll the streets with a guide for intimate insight into the town’s ancient past and modern culture, and take advantage of flexible departure times to explore at a time that suits you.

Get to know Alesund's cultural and natural highlights on this half-day shore excursion. Visit the enchanting island of Godoy, climb to the top of Alnes Lighthouse, and visit the open-air Sunnmore Museum, where you learn about life in Norway over the centuries and see a collection of many different boats. From the museum, return to the city center to discover the spectacular art nouveau architecture and drive along the Brosundet canal downtown Ålesund.

Our excursion begins in Molde, the capital of the Romsdal province. Our journey takes us past Molde's popular hiking and skiing areas and the marble-studded mountains directly to Norway's most famous coastal road, the Atlantic Road. This unique and spectacular series of bridges connects numerous islands and reefs and was named Norway's Building of the Century in 2005. During a 30-minute photo stop, we have the opportunity to experience this interplay of nature and modern architecture up close. The tour continues along the breathtaking Hustadvika Coast, dotted with cliffs, reefs and sandy beaches. Our next stop will be at the delightful fishing village of Bud with a nice view on Bjørnsund Island. The next highlight is the 407m high Varden viewpoint. During the photo stop, a wonderful view of the fjord landscape with its countless small islands, the city and its impressive mountain panorama awaits us. Before we reach the harbor again, there is still time for a short city tour.

This tour starts from the city center, and takes you around beautiful surroundings on Seterøya, in the middle of the beautiful Moldive Islands. Moldivene is the nickname for the group of islets and reefs out in the fjord just south of the city. This is a paddling tour along the north side of Seterøya Island towards Hjertøya Island and through the beautiful lagoon. The lagoon is sheltered from storms and wind, and here it is so shallow that only kayaks and small boats can get through.

This private shore tour offers an express Northern Lights chase designed for travellers who want a fast and efficient Aurora experience from Tromsø. Leave the city lights behind and head into the Arctic wilderness, where your guide monitors weather forecasts, cloud movement and local conditions to choose the best viewing spot within one hour of Tromsø. Enjoy a flexible route, expert guidance and a safe journey in search of the magical Aurora Borealis, with a guaranteed early return to the city centre.

After some easy training in a safe area, the trip starts with exciting rapids and waves through the first section of the Valldøla. As the river calms, we take our first break on the riverbanks. All guests get the opportunity to swim a fun river rapid. It is a surprising and rewarding experience to feel the power of the river as you safely float through the waves. Once everyone has cooled off enough swimming in the river we continue downstream through high mountains and endless fields of strawberries. Just over halfway point we pull out and take lunch stop along the river. We light a fire, warm water, and serve a local delicacy, Svele, with local strawberries and cream. A great way to refuel before setting out on the final, and swiftest section of the river. The grade steepens and rapids increase in both number and size.

Learn all about some of Norway’s natural beauty as you cruise through the Geirangerfjord on this hassle-free group tour. You depart from Hellesylt, then pass mountains, waterfalls, and more. Listen to commentary about the area while you make stops at the Seven Sisters and Suitor waterfalls, and much more.

Groups up to 12 Our fjord safaris and private charters bring you closer to nature, history, and culture – guided by the sea itself. Whether you’re looking for breathtaking views, exciting wildlife encounters, or a tailored group experience, we make your adventure unforgettable. You can combine two 4-hour trips to make a full day trip, to the following destinations: Geirangerfjord (8 hours): An exclusive full-day experience through dramatic landscapes, legendary waterfalls, and the heart of UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Hjørungfjord (4 hours): Sail through Hjørundfjord — from towering alpine peaks and dramatic mountain walls to serene, untouched waters surrounded by the Sunnmøre Alps. Runde (4 hours): Sail to Runde and experience Norway’s wild coast — dramatic bird cliffs, open ocean horizons, and a landscape shaped by wind and waves. Ona Lighthouse (4 hours): Sail to Ona Lighthouse — a remote island, open ocean, and a historic beacon standing at the edge of the Atlantic.

If a simple day trip is not enough to satisfy your adventurous spirit, embark on a six-day kayaking excursion. In a small group of no more than eight people, explore the fjords of western Norway. Includes camping gear and all meals.

Avoid renting a car and driving on steep unknown roads on this full-day shore excursion along Trollstigen, one of the most scenic mountain roads in Norway. Highlights include visiting the village of Valldal, known for growing strawberries, and several natural highlights of the scenic road, including dramatic ravines, viewpoints, and Aksla Mountain.

The trip takes place directly downstream from the renowned Gudbrandsjuvet canyon, approximately 15 kilometers from Valldal, towards Trollstigen. The course is located in an breathtaking canyon, where placid water from Reinheimen National Park runs between vertical granite walls. Within the canyon we have a course of obstacles, travelling down the canyon. The first challenge is a via-ferrata, followed by a rope bridge, stretched across to the other side of the canyon. From there we move further into the canyon with via-ferrata, a new balance bridge, before do our first dive of the day from 3 meters height! After a short swim in the refreshing water, we climb up again, ready for more jumping, swimming, climbing and ziplining. The trip ends with a swim through a white water rapid at the end of the canyon.

Avoid renting a car and driving on steep unknown roads on this full-day shore excursion Trollstigen, one of the most scenic mountain roads in Norway. Highlights include visiting the village of Valldal, known for growing strawberries, and several natural highlights of the scenic road, including dramatic ravines, viewpoints, and Aksla Mountain.

The tour is great option to see local side of farm life. Right in the middle of famous fjords and Valleys for locals (Norangdal Valley and Hjørundfjord). Norangsdalen is one of the narrowest valleys in Norway, rich in both spectaculare sceneries as well as cultural memories. The valley bears the scars of the battle against the forces of nature.The tour is out of beaten path. Historical hotel will tell You tourism rising stories in this area. In the secluded fjord hamlet of Øye, a hotelier jewel from the olden times. It has been a place where visitors come to savor the good life and the tranquility in magnificent surroundings since 1891.

Focus on the natural scenery along Norway’s Atlantic Road rather than the road in front of you with this private tour from Ålesund. Travel over and past the fjords north of Ålesund to reach the famous Atlantic Ocean Road, a coastal route that lets you hop across a series of islands connected by eight bridges.

Discover the scenery and history of the ‘Viking saga islands’ of Giske and Godøy. From Ålesund, we’ll travel across the Giske bridge to the saga island of Giske, the birthplace of the Viking chieftain, Rollo. During a photo stop at Giske we will enjoy the beautiful surroundings. Travelling through a tunnel will bring us to the island of Godøy and the picturesque fishing village of Alnes. There will be a stop at Alnes Lighthouse for a visit . We return to Ålesund and ascend the local mountain Aksla. The bus will take us as far as the stadium, where we’ll continue our journey on foot. A scenic 900-meter walk on a gentle path with no gradient will lead us to the viewpoint, offering spectacular panoramic views of Ålesund and its stunning surroundings. From the viewpoint, we will descend 418 steps back to the town, where it's just a short walk to the harbor.‍ Please Note: For those who prefer not to walk to the viewpoint or down the steps, the bus will return directly to the harbor.

The Atlantic Road has National Tourist Route status, and the entire stretch between Bud and Kristiansund is one continuous experience packed with coastal scenery, culture and history. The road that crosses this “infamous stretch of ocean” was hailed as the world’s best road trip by the British newspaper The Guardian. In 2006. The 8.3 km (5 mile) road, with 8 bridges of a total length of 891 meters, is built on several small islands and skerries, and is spanned by eight bridges and several landfills. Sjurvarden (Stemshesten) is the mountain that stretches out to the sea, giving a powerful view of Hustadvika, the Atlantic Ocean and the coastal landscape from Sunnmøre in the west and Smøla on Nordmøre in the north. The trip is a combination of activity like hiking and walking, relaxing on the beautiful beach and driving the senic road admiring the costline of Norway.

Discover the highlights of Ålesund and its surroundings in a single day, including the city's rich history, breathtaking fjords and mountain landscapes, and architectural masterpieces from a bygone era.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Norway on a private guided tour of the Atlantic Road and its captivating coastal villages. Journey along one of the world’s most scenic roads, where ocean waves meet majestic mountains, and experience the rich history of Molde, known for its rose garden and poignant WWII past. Explore the traditional fishing village of Bud, steeped in Klippfisk heritage, and visit Kristiansund, a unique town spread across four islands with stunning coastal views. All entrances and lunch are included for a seamless experience. - Private guided tour along the stunning Atlantic Road - Visit historical sites in Molde and enjoy its beautiful rose garden - Explore Bud, a charming fishing village with rich traditions - Discover Kristiansund, a town uniquely situated on four coasts