Norwegian Cruises-do they all allow you to see Geiranger?

[Miaminice]

13 hours ago, stickey_mouse said:

Look for a cruise that stops in Alesund, and you can book a fjord cruise from Alesund to Geiranger the day you are in port. That was my plan for the May 29, 2021, cruise on the Reflection, which will sadly be cancelled (most likely). 

 

I am not sure if you are mistaken... they are more than 100 km apart!

[stickey_mouse]

2 hours ago, Miaminice said:

 

I am not sure if you are mistaken... they are more than 100 km apart!

3 hour boat trip each way. I think it’s doable if in port a while. 

 

https://www.fjordtours.com/things-to-do-in-norway/fjord-cruises/fjord-cruise-alesund-geiranger-alesund/

[Miaminice]

1 minute ago, stickey_mouse said:

3 hour boat trip each way. I think it’s doable if in port a while. 

 

https://www.fjordtours.com/things-to-do-in-norway/fjord-cruises/fjord-cruise-alesund-geiranger-alesund/

 

We have been to the ports in Norway and really enjoyed Alesund and Geiranger. 

However, NEVER ever would I recommend doing a six hour boat trip between the two of them 😵
 

[stickey_mouse]

17 minutes ago, Miaminice said:

 

We have been to the ports in Norway and really enjoyed Alesund and Geiranger. 

However, NEVER ever would I recommend doing a six hour boat trip between the two of them 😵
 

I believe there are options to enjoy a one-way boat trip with public road transportation back to enjoy some of the stops between the two towns. I would never, ever recommend doing the boat trip both ways, either. 

[Mr. Click]

THE best part of Geiranger is the sail and and sail out.  That alone is worth the stop.   Same for Flam.  The fjords are just stunning so plan on being up early to watch.