Åndalsnes, Norway
Andalsnes is a small town at the head of the Romsfjord in western Norway, known as the country's mountaineering capital. More about Åndalsnes →
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Where is the Åndalsnes cruise port?
Ships dock at Tindekaia (or the nearby Sondre Kai) right beside the town centre. The Romsdalen Gondola base, the railway station and the Norwegian Mountaineering Centre are all a 2–5 minute walk from the quay.
Terminal
Sondre Kai has no map position yet.
Getting to the Åndalsnes cruise port
Romsdalen Gondola → Tindekaia
0.1 km · ~5 min by car
A couple of minutes' walk from the quay (about 130 m).
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
TransportTypical priceJourneyGood to know
Walk
Free
~5 min
Gondola round trip about 625 NOK, one way 405 NOK; departures every 30 minutes, with hours adjusted to cruise calls.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Driving to the port
Routes start at Tindekaia. Trollstigen is a popular excursion, but the road usually closes in winter. Prices are in NOK; distances, times and prices are approximate.
Åndalsnes Cruise Terminals
2 terminals
Sondre Kai
Second quay used by some calls.
Not on the map yet
Eating in Åndalsnes
- Casual lunch per person
- NOK 220–309
- per person
- Restaurant dinner per person
- NOK 355–455
- per person
Prices are approximate, from a cafe-restaurant at the Mountaineering Centre and the restaurant at the top of the gondola.
Where to eat
Harbour and town centre
A cafe-restaurant at the Mountaineering Centre and cafes near the station.
Top of the Romsdalen Gondola
Restaurant at the top station on Mount Nesaksla.
Destination
About Åndalsnes
Andalsnes is a small town at the head of the Romsfjord in western Norway, known as the country's mountaineering capital. The Romsdalen Gondola climbs from the fjord to Mount Nesaksla (708 m), the Rauma Railway runs through the Romsdalen valley past the Trollveggen rock wall, and the hairpin bends of the Trollstigen road are a popular excursion.
- Time zone
- Central European Time
- Currency
- NOK
Things to Do in Åndalsnes
Romsdalen Gondola
Cable car from the fjord to Mount Nesaksla, with a restaurant at the top.
Rauma Railway
Scenic train through the Romsdalen valley past Trollveggen and the Kylling Bridge.
Norwegian Mountaineering Centre
Museum and climbing centre by the harbour.
Trollstigen
Hairpin mountain road above the valley; the road usually closes in winter.