Top Norway Dining Experiences

Bring your camera and your appetite for this exciting and edible dinner cruise on the Oslo fjord. Hop aboard a electric boat for a sail into the evening sun. Spot lighthouses like Dyna Fir and the Oslo skyline before enjoying a three-course dinner from the local partner. Your locally-sourced Norwegian meals has no wines included.

Spotting the dazzling northern lights can be tricky, but this night cruise from Tromsø maximizes your chances. Set sail along the coast of Tromsøya island and enjoy a 3-course dinner prepared by a local restaurant while your expert northern light-hunter guides keep watch for the magical aurora borealis overhead.

Explore Alesund’s local culture through a pre-selected menu of savory dishes and included lunch on this small-group food walking tour through the town center. Marvel at the architecture of Kongens Gate and snap photos at Brosundet between venues as you’re guided to local restaurants known for their menus crafted from fresh local ingredients.

Discover Western Norway’s scenic landscape–and skip the hassle of planning your own itinerary–on this full-day tour to Flam from Bergen, with coach transfers, a fjord cruise, and a light lunch plus coffee and pastry all included. Ride to the Osterfjord, stop at the picturesque Tvindefossen Waterfall, then board your cruise on the spectacular Naeroyfjord to the charming village of Flam.

Northern Norway is steeped in the culture of the Indigenous Sámi people and this tour provides a glimpse of their traditional culture that most travelers miss. Visit a Sámi camp in the Lyngen Alps, sit down to a hot meal in a traditional lavvu, and meet and feed dozens of reindeer. Bonus: If the skies stay clear, be sure to look up for the glowing, flowing northern lights.

Take in views of Tromso's majestic fjords—and discover a perspective on the region that many other visitors miss—on a small-group boat tour aboard a motorized catamaran. Choose whether to sit outside and be in touch with the elements, or get settled inside the warm cabin. Along the way, listen to your guide's commentary, capture photos of the scenery, and enjoy a traditional seafood lunch on board.

Oslo is one of the best places in Norway to sample traditional cuisine, if you know where to look. Avoid the tourist traps and eat like a local on this small-group walking tour. Get an insider’s perspective on the best spots to try Norwegian dishes, including cheese and waffles, plus learn about local sights, history, and culture.

Gourmet foodies, here’s your chance to taste and explore some of the best chocolate bars from the most award-winning local makers! Bean-to-bar craft chocolate isn’t just for Christmas or Valentine’s Day -you can share the love any time. All you need is a little knowledge about how to taste it and what makes chocolate fine. At this tasting event, you’ll learn the art of sensorial chocolate tasting and discover some of the finest chocolates in the Nordic region (mostly Norway). Cacao and chocolate are not just one flavour. Like wine, cacao has over 600 naturally occurring aroma compounds. Its taste is determined by where the cacao beans come from, how they’re grown, processed, and combined —and often enhanced with local spices. This guided tasting, led by a certified taster, offers a unique opportunity to explore the incredible range of flavours found in single-origin chocolate. We’ll also learn how to identify and savour quality chocolate made from fine-flavour cacao beans.

Once the biggest fishing village in Lofoten, Skrova has a long history connected to fishing and whaling, and also a thriving community with a very interesting and rich history. Gastronomy is a huge part of local culture and this comunity identity. What’s the best way to show you, than invite you to join our special Skrova Flavours Menu – a 3 course dinner, created and inspired by Skrova food traditions.

Immerse yourself in Norway’s Arctic landscape with this private sleigh ride experience near Alta. You’ll witness the power of Norwegian fjord horses as they draw your sleigh through the valley of Mathisdalen, and observe life on a family farm, where you’ll fuel up on lunch inside a traditional Sami lavvu tent. This experience is available in any season and includes gear to keep you comfortable in cold weather.

Journey from Norway’s fjords into the mystical heart of troll country on this full-day shore excursion from Alesund. Drive along the spectacular fjords, stopping to visit the strawberry-growing town of Valldal and the Gudbrandsjuvet gorge. Take in the views of the Stigfossen waterfall and hear stories about Norway’s mythical trolls as you zigzag down the steep Troll Road (Trollstigen). See the Trollveggen (Troll Wall), the highest vertical rock face in Europe, before traveling back to Alesund.

Seeing the northern lights can be difficult under the bright lights of a big city, so leave Tromsø behind with this northern lights huskies adventure. Head into the dark countryside and enjoy dinner by a campfire and a visit with adorable huskies before the aurora appear, all while keeping warm with included boots and snow overalls.

Make the most of your time in port on this shore excursion in Bergen, timed to your ship. Departing from the center of Bergen, head along the narrow Mostraumen fjord to see some of western Norway's most spectacular scenery, including waterfalls and mountains, as well as wildlife including seals, goats, and perhaps eagles. The captain slows down so that you can get good pictures and tries to get close to the waterfall so you can try a taste of the fresh mountain water.

Norway is known for its fjords, but fully appreciating their beauty can be tricky on land. Discover Tromsø’s striking landscape on a yacht tour, and unwind with lunch, drinks, and snacks served on board. Benefit from the small-group tour size for a more intimate experience, and absorb scenic panoramas from your unique vantage point.

See Ålesund from the water on this small-group sea kayaking tour. Paddle through the Art Nouveau town while learning about its history and architecture, including why it’s built in the Jugend style. Enjoy several photo stops and flexible departures, including evening and sunset options, perfect for kayakers of all experience levels seeking a unique perspective. Meet at Brunholmen in Ålesund city, the ideal starting point for your kayak adventure.

Get to know Alesund's cultural and natural highlights on this half-day shore excursion. Visit the enchanting island of Godoy, climb to the top of Alnes Lighthouse, and visit the open-air Sunnmore Museum, where you learn about life in Norway over the centuries and see a collection of many different boats. From the museum, return to the city center to discover the spectacular art nouveau architecture and drive along the Brosundet canal downtown Ålesund.

Go in search of the elusive Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) aboard the Arctic Princess on this boat tour from Tromso. Choose to sit outside on the boat's open air deck or in the warm indoor saloon. Learn about the phenomena of the northern lights through guided commentary and enjoy being out on the sea at night. With a maximum of 12 people on board, you'll get plenty of attention from the skipper and crew and lots of time to ask questions.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Tamok Valley, this adventure combines snowmobiling with a unique cultural experience. After gearing up with thermal suits, ride over open mountain terrain, guided by an experienced local who ensures a safe and enjoyable ride—no prior experience is required. Afterward, warm up in a traditional Sámi lavvu, savoring a hearty meal while surrounded by Sámi craftsmanship. The journey continues to a Sámi reindeer camp, where you can hand-feed these majestic animals and learn about the age-old herding traditions of the Sámi people. This immersive day connects the thrill of Arctic exploration with the rich cultural heritage of the region.

From whale watching to cruising the fjords, a private yacht lets you choose your Norwegian adventure. This yacht is specially designed for boutique small-group experiences, making it an ideal choice for a luxury outing on Norway’s stunning waterways. Tour includes a buffet and beverages to keep you comfortable while sightseeing.

Troms County is one of the world's best places to see whales so maximize your chances by joining a guided tour. In a small group, journey to Skjervøy head out onto the water in a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB), which can maneuver quickly through the water. Enjoy stunning views of the fjords and spot orcas, humpbacks, and perhaps the elusive fin whale as they swim, hunt, and play.

Cruise Tromsø fjords on a small-group evening tour under the midnight sun. Spot seabirds, white-tailed eagles, and dolphins while enjoying traditional Norwegian fish soup aboard a luxury yacht. Relax on spacious decks with cozy blankets, and optionally enhance your experience with a polar plunge and private hot tub for a memorable Arctic adventure.

Get an insider's view of the history and traditions of the Scandinavian kitchen on this half-day tour in Oslo. This tour combines visits to Oslo historic highlights—such as Akershus Fortress, Parliament, Royal Residence, and the National Gallery—with eating and drinking destinations, including a traditional Norwegian canteen, the Freja Chocolatier, the main food market, and historic restaurants.

Discover the enchanting Northern Lights in Tromsø through an authentic adventure featuring two unique basecamps. Travel comfortably in a heated bus to either the Arctic Coast Camp, where a local host serves a maritime meal, or the Aurora Base Camp, inspired by Sámi architecture and equipped with a glass roof for ideal aurora viewing. Enjoy insights from professional guides about the science and mythology of the Northern Lights while savoring warm drinks and meals in cozy settings. This experience offers excellent photo opportunities amidst stunning Arctic scenery, ideal for families and culture enthusiasts seeking a unique winter adventure. - Comfortably travel by bus from downtown Tromsø to exclusive basecamps - Indulge in warm meals and drinks, with vegetarian options available - Learn about the Northern Lights from knowledgeable guides in a unique setting - Maximum group size of 45 ensures a personal experience, running from November to March

This activity gives travelers a real taste of Norwegian winter life, not just another sightseeing tour. Instead of staying in the city, guests step into peaceful forest nature and enjoy a warm bonfire by a lake, just a short ride from central Oslo. What makes it special is the combination of nature, fire, local food tasting, hot drinks, and simple Norwegian outdoor traditions in one relaxed small-group experience. Guests can taste Norwegian flavors, grill by the fire, make their own wooden grilling stick, and, when conditions allow, try ice fishing. It is personal, atmospheric, and easy to join, a chance to slow down, stay warm, and experience Norway the way locals enjoy winter outdoors.