Top Things to do in Møre og Romsdal
Things to do in Møre og Romsdal, Western Norway: The Best Bus Tours
The most northerly of the Western Fjord counties, More og Romsdal is a land of rich and rugged terrain, including steep mountains, rolling valleys, many islands, some of the country’s longest waterfalls and, of course, the deep fjords that make the area so famous. Geirangerfjord, one of Norway’s most visited fjords, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and home to the spectacular Brudesløret (Bride’s Veil) and De Syv Søstrene (The Seven Sisters) waterfalls. Picturesque Alesund is the county capital.
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1. Alesund Private Excursion Viking`s islands
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
This 4 hours tour is the best option to get to know all Alesund`s highlights. We travel by unique routs to avoid crowds and queue, our guests enjoy sightseeing with privacy and guide`s attention. Ideal tour for all kind of Ålesund`s guests: first-time visitors, shore excursion, mature travelers, Scandinavian lovers… This tour combined the most popular highlights of Alesund city: numerous of Vikings islands, the birthplace of the famous Viking Rollon, ancestor of British Royal Family, subsea tunnels, majestic panoramic view over Alesund city, some local gems and treats. After the amazing traveling, most of the guests prefer to spend time in Art Nouveau town with shopping, having a glass of wine or local beer, tasting of Norwegian dishes with fish of the day from the nearest fjords. Join us!
Inclusions: Local guide, Sightseeing tour, Panoramic view from Mount Aksla and island Hessa, Photostop Mabel Giske church, Photostop Skodje bridges
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Souvenir photos (available to purchase), ticket to the Marbel Church on Giske island 40 NOK
Reviewed By 188delythg
Antonina, our guide, was very knowledgeable about her city and passed that on to us with a real passion.She was very interesting to listen to and showed us the beautiful Alesund town centre as well as sharing her knowledge of Norway's history and other interesting facts about the culture. Thank you Antonina.
2. Alesund Private tour Medieval Village Sunnmore, 3 hours
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Choose this relaxing tour in your tempo, with rich historical evidence, interesting stories, breathtaking view over the old city center. With this tour, you will be taken several centuries back in time to the years where most Norwegians lived a hard and poor life and lived from agriculture and fishing. We will walk through the open air part of the museum where 55 old houses are located in the original place of the first medieval market town of Borgund. Several exhibitions and the boathouse can be visited inside, you will learn how our life was changed over the centuries. After the Museum we drive to Aksla Mountain with a spectacular view over Alesund downtown. Afterward, we will stroll on the pedestrian street Kongengsgata - town`s main street, where each house has its own amazing story. Be curious, join us!
Inclusions: Private transportation, Guide, Bottled water
Exclusions: Ticket to the museum 80 NOK/adult, ticket to the Panoramic platform on Aksla Mountain 30NOK/adult
Reviewed By 188delythg
Antonina, our guide, was very knowledgeable about her city and passed that on to us with a real passion.She was very interesting to listen to and showed us the beautiful Alesund town centre as well as sharing her knowledge of Norway's history and other interesting facts about the culture. Thank you Antonina.
3. Private tour Geiranger and Glaciers
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Have You been in four seasons in nordic? This trip will do this. From blooming towards fruits and next to waterfalls and mountain roads. We will come to fresh winter breath in Glacier.
Inclusions: Lunch, Coffee and/or Tea, Private transportation, Air-conditioned vehicle, All Fees and Taxes, Troll car up to the Glacier
Exclusions: Alcoholic Beverages
Reviewed By Kumivez
Igvars is a great guy ! its service Starts, waiting for us at the airport, to introduce us to the city and the driver Renars, who was fantastic! all the time showing us great places, the communication with them was clear and they took us everyplace we asked before and giving us the time to take pictures and walk around so it makes our trip the most Beatiful experience. thank you so much! 100% recomend. He took us to the airport next day for the same price and it’s place is very well located and comfortable.
4. 7 Days Yoga & Hiking Retreat in Molde, Norway
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
The Yoga & Hiking retreat offers you a unique experience of hiking and yoga. You can visit some of the world's most scenic hiking destinations and the idyllic nature of Norway, with its fjords, beautiful waterfalls, majestic mountains, and breathtaking views will leave you feeling awe. This active retreat is an excellent way to revitalize yourself and return to your daily life feeling fresh and ready to take on new challenges. Guided hiking tours are every day different. We will walk 5-8 km, elevation 400-700 m.a.s.l. with slow pace and breaks. The daily yoga you do during the retreat provides a good start for the day and helps you regenerate from the physical challenges of the hikes. This helps you stay fit and will make you return home completely relaxed after your hiking and yoga holiday. After this week, you will have experienced fantastic hiking trails, improved your yoga skills and met like-minded people.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Morning and evening yoga and meditation, Accommmodation, Raw chocolate workshop, Air-conditioned vehicle, Guided hiking tours
Exclusions: Airfare, insurance, ferry tickets
Reviewed By leajuul2016
Lovely retreat with a perfect combination of beautifull hikes and lovely yoga sessions. Pille is great company on hikes, a competent and calm yoga teacher and a true busy-bee trying to meet all your needs:-)
5. Epic Hike to Jendemsfjellet
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Jendamsfjellet top is 633 m.a.s.l. with an amazing 360 degree view over the fjords and mountains. The first part of the way takes you along the back of the mountain, which is quite steep at some points. There might also be some wet and damp parts, so you need to have good hiking shoes. After around 20 minutes the path will be easier, and you will walk in a forest for a while. After you come out from the forest you will start the steepest part toward the peak. Already at this part you will see some breathtaking views which will be even more spectacular on the top. We will walk with slow pace and take some breaks on the way to rest.
Inclusions: Sandwich, apple or banana, water, tea or coffee
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Reviewed By Marinam30
This was my first yoga + hiking retreat and I would definitely book again with Pille - she was such a great yoga instructor and guide too. We started off our days with yoga in the morning, having breakfast together and then setting off for hikes during the day and having a meal together in the evening. It was a very nice routine and where we stayed in Molde was a short walk from the yoga studio so the location was perfect for this. In yoga I had the opportunity to correct my postures and poses and learnt more about the styles and technique. The trip is also a great opportunity to meet other likeminded people and enjoy nature and hikes with new people, I would recommend to anyone looking for a balanced, outdoors trip
6. eTour, audio guided electric car
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Explore one of the world's most beautiful areas in one of our eco-friendly, fun and electric cars, and we guarantee a smile
Inclusions: Incurance
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Reviewed By RickW0689
(This experience occurred in August 2018, which was not offered in the drop down list.) If you are a photographer, this is the BEST way to see Dalsnibba and the beautiful scenery on the way to the summit. If you take a bus, (1) it doesn't stop and (2) you don't get to experience the sights and sounds of a beautiful place. The day that we went was cold and rainy, and I'll warn you that there's no heater in the electric vehicle. However, the experience was one that I'll never forget or regret. After a short, but informative, orientation at the station, you take off for the summit. I was warned to not punch the accelerator to the maximum on the ascent, as there is enough charge in the battery to reach the summit at a moderate speed, but not full speed (there's a gauge on the dash to advise power usage and storage). The vehicle partially recharges as you coast on the descent.
7. Geiranger Shore Excursion: the Traditional Herdal Goat Farm
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4.9 based on 8 reviews
A memorable half day tour in Geiranger and its surroundings. During this three and an half hour excursion you will depart from Geiranger by bus. Experience the Eagle Road with its 11 hairpin curves and enjoy the breathtakingly beautiful view over the majestic Geirangerfjord and several waterfalls, including the “Seven Sisters”. Driving along the Lake of Eidsdal the road continues to the idyllic Herdal Summer Farm, where you will find goats, cows and fjord horses. The owners will gladly invite you to taste their delicious homemade goat cheese.
Inclusions: Local guide, Sightseeing tour, Drive up the Eagle Road, Photo stop in the last bend of the Eagle Road, Photo stop at Eidsdal Lake, Visit to the Herdal Farm
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By MargaretResearch
I really can't say I've got to grips with Norway after my recent Covid secure trip there up the ffjirds on a cruise ship with other sufferers of my particular condition. One small issue is it's always said that all Norwegians speak English but I definitely met several who hadn't a clue what I was talking about when ordering pork chops on one of our excursions inland to Innlanden so that aspect was disappointing. Also I learned that a Smurfasbord is a kind of buffet similar to the English buffet but with fewer items from the yellow food groups such as our much loved crisps and cheese. Mr Gudmunjohansennn the ships croupier talked me through it in impeccable Norwegian so I had to deduce what he was saying from his admirable skill at pointing at things and either smiling or frowning. Was glad to get home to Sharon and normality.
8. Alesund Shore Excursion: From Fjords to Trolls
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4.8 based on 108 reviews
A full day of amazing and breathtakingly beautiful sceneries is guaranteed. You will depart from Ålesund by bus and soon travel along the magnificent Storfjord. Enjoy the green fields in Valldal where the most delicious strawberries grow. Walk over the bridge at Gudbrandsjuvet, a beautiful gorge where the clearest water falls down 20-25 meters into a ravine. Experience the adventurous Troll Road (Trollstigen) and enjoy the amazing view over the valley of Istradal from the top. Last but definitely not least, a visit to the impressive Troll Wall (Trollveggen).
Inclusions: Local guide, Sightseeing tour, Multiple fjords, Valldal, strawberry area, Gudbrandsjuvet, Trollstigen / Troll Road, Stigfossen (waterfall), Trollveggen / Troll Wall, Romsdalshorn, Lunch (Include or Exclude)
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By MargaretResearch
I really can't say I've got to grips with Norway after my recent Covid secure trip there up the ffjirds on a cruise ship with other sufferers of my particular condition. One small issue is it's always said that all Norwegians speak English but I definitely met several who hadn't a clue what I was talking about when ordering pork chops on one of our excursions inland to Innlanden so that aspect was disappointing. Also I learned that a Smurfasbord is a kind of buffet similar to the English buffet but with fewer items from the yellow food groups such as our much loved crisps and cheese. Mr Gudmunjohansennn the ships croupier talked me through it in impeccable Norwegian so I had to deduce what he was saying from his admirable skill at pointing at things and either smiling or frowning. Was glad to get home to Sharon and normality.
9. Geiranger Shore Excursion: Mt. Dalsnibba and Eagle Road
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4.7 based on 145 reviews
Are you planning to visit Geiranger and UNESCO's Geirangerfjord? In that case you don’t want to miss out on this excursion. Enjoy the most spectacular views over this picturesque village and majestic fjord from different angles, including the rock of Flydalsjuvet. Do you want to experience the feeling of being on top of the world? Join everyone at the top of Mount Dalsnibba! Next up is a visit to Djupvatnet, a beautiful lake which lies approximately 1000 meters above sea level. Last but not least you get to tackle the steep inclines and hairpin bends of the Eagle Road, and admire spectacular views of the Geirangerfjord and Seven Sisters Waterfall.
Inclusions: Local guide, Sightseeing tour, Photo stop at Flydalsjuvet, Photo stop at Djupvashytta, Visit to the top of Mount Dalsnibba, The Eagle Road, The waterfall "Seven Sisters"
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By MargaretResearch
I really can't say I've got to grips with Norway after my recent Covid secure trip there up the ffjirds on a cruise ship with other sufferers of my particular condition. One small issue is it's always said that all Norwegians speak English but I definitely met several who hadn't a clue what I was talking about when ordering pork chops on one of our excursions inland to Innlanden so that aspect was disappointing. Also I learned that a Smurfasbord is a kind of buffet similar to the English buffet but with fewer items from the yellow food groups such as our much loved crisps and cheese. Mr Gudmunjohansennn the ships croupier talked me through it in impeccable Norwegian so I had to deduce what he was saying from his admirable skill at pointing at things and either smiling or frowning. Was glad to get home to Sharon and normality.
10. Alesund Shore Excursion: The Ultimate Sightseeing Tour
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4.7 based on 72 reviews
Don´t miss out on this perfect opportunity to learn all about the beautiful city of Ålesund and her surroundings; a visit to the enchanting islands of Giske and Godøy, the Sunnmøre Museum and sightseeing. Climb the stairs to the top of the lighthouse in Alnes on Godøy or go for a stroll on the beach. A visit to the picturesque open-air Sunnmøre Museum will teach you all about how life was in this part of the country a few centuries ago. Enter the boathouses for another fascinating exhibition. From the museum you will go to Mt. Aksla and enjoy the stunning view over the city, followed by a tour through the center of this spectacular art nouveau city.
Inclusions: Local guide, Sightseeing tour, Visit to the Sunnmøre Museum, Panoramic view from Mount Aksla, Visit to the Alnes Lighthouse, Photo stop Giske church
Exclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By MargaretResearch
I really can't say I've got to grips with Norway after my recent Covid secure trip there up the ffjirds on a cruise ship with other sufferers of my particular condition. One small issue is it's always said that all Norwegians speak English but I definitely met several who hadn't a clue what I was talking about when ordering pork chops on one of our excursions inland to Innlanden so that aspect was disappointing. Also I learned that a Smurfasbord is a kind of buffet similar to the English buffet but with fewer items from the yellow food groups such as our much loved crisps and cheese. Mr Gudmunjohansennn the ships croupier talked me through it in impeccable Norwegian so I had to deduce what he was saying from his admirable skill at pointing at things and either smiling or frowning. Was glad to get home to Sharon and normality.
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