Norway

Seven Sisters Waterfall, Norway

About Seven Sisters Waterfall

The waterfall is named after a local legend, which tells the story of seven sisters who were turned into stone, forever immortalized as these majestic cascades. You can best view the seven sisters' waterfall from the water, and boat tours through the fjord offer an unforgettable close-up experience.

The waterfall is beautifully surrounded by lush greenery and rugged cliffs. It is a highlight of the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, attracting photographers, nature lovers, and travellers from around the world.

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Seven Sisters Waterfall Highlights

• Discover the enchanting tale of seven sisters turned into waterfalls, a captivating piece of local folklore.
• Marvel at the seven streams cascading 250 meters into the fjord, a stunning natural display.
• Experience the falls up close on a boat tour, feeling the mist and hearing the roar of the water.
• Enjoy breathtaking vistas of the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord.
• Capture the beauty of the Seven Sisters, a photographer’s paradise.

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Point of Interest for Seven Sisters Waterfall

Soak in the panoramic views of Geirangerfjord

The Seven Sisters is located within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Geirangerfjord, one of Norway’s most scenic and dramatic fjords. The fjord itself is a point of interest, with its deep blue waters, towering cliffs, and lush green surroundings providing a stunning backdrop for the waterfall. As you approach the Seven Sisters by boat, the panoramic views of the fjord are simply breathtaking. The interplay of light, water, and land creates ever-changing vistas that make every visit unique. The combination of the Seven Sisters and the surrounding fjord is a visual feast that leaves a lasting impression on all who visit.

Opt for Boat Tours and Fjord Cruise Rides

Experiencing the Seven Sisters Waterfall from the water is a must for any visitor to Geirangerfjord. Several boat tours and fjord cruises take visitors close to the falls, allowing them to fully appreciate the scale and beauty of the Seven Sisters. These tours often include expert guides who share fascinating insights into the geology, history, and folklore of the area. Some cruises even venture close enough to the falls that you can feel the cool mist on your face, adding an immersive element to the experience. The boat tours also offer a unique perspective on the surrounding fjord, making them an essential part of the visit.

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