Stunning Photos of Geiranger Fjord in Norway Will Make You Add it to Your Bucket List

These marvelous photos of Geiranger Fjord in Norway will make your day.

Norway is considered to be one of the most beautiful Nordic countries. Of all the things that it is famous for, its fjords are perhaps the most alluring. And when it comes to fjords, few in the world can come close to the beauty of Geiranger. Located in the Sunnmøre region of Møre og Romsdal county, the Geiranger Fjord is known for its spectacular landscapes and charming namesake village located at the end of the fjord. (ALSO SEE These Breathtaking Pictures of Norway Show Why It Must Be on Every Bucket List) The fjord was listed as a UNESCO site in 2005 and attracts nature lovers all year round. The region is also popular for adventure activities like rappelling and zip lining. Here are some stunning photos of the Geiranger Fjord that will make you want to add it to your bucket list.

Geiranger fjord is a 15-kilometre (9.3 mi) long branch off of the Sunnylvsfjorden, which is a branch off of the Storfjorden (Great Fjord)

Panoramic aerial wide angle landscape of Geiranger fjord from mountain viewpoint

Marvelous landscape of Geiranger fjord

Another angle of the Geiranger fjord in Norway

The many colors of Geiranger fjord

Panorama of Geiranger fjord with a clear blue sky

Mountain landscape with cloudy sky at Geiranger fjord and the Seven Sisters Waterfall

Traveler checks out the Geiranger fjord landscape

Breathtaking shot of Geiranger fjord

Village and landscape at Geiranger Fjord in Norway

Norwegian landscape with typical Scandinavian red house during winter

Red cottage against cruise ship in fjord, Norway

Geiranger fjord view in Norway

Geiranger fjord in Norway is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Kayaking in Geiranger Fjord

Geiranger Fjord seen from Fossevanding Waterfall

Cruise ship in Geiranger fjord, Norway

Beautiful landscape of Geiranger fjord (UNESCO heritage) in Norway, Scandinavia

Geiranger Summer Time Panorama

Dreamy, isn’t it?

So, are you tempted to visit this magnificent fjord in Norway?