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Make exploring the wonders of Norway’s Hardangerfjord simple and spectacular with this private guided full-day tour. Enjoy hassle-free hotel pickup from Bergen, then wander cozy villages such as Eidfjord, grab panoramic views from aerial viewpoints, chase towering waterfalls, ride Northern Europe’s largest gondola, and more. After the day’s journey, you’ll see exactly why they call Hardanger the “Queen of the Fjords.”

Experience a city tour offered in the language of a native speaker. The city's history and stories can be told by anyone. It's the enthusiasm and charisma that comes with this memorable adventure that is worth every moment.

Discover the important sites and most picturesque spots in the city of Tromso on a historical walking tour with a small group. Follow your guide around town to see the city's original borders of 1794, learning about its over 200-year history. Then, hear tales of explorers, sealers, and polar bear hunters on a guided trip through the Polar Museum.

Venture into an unforgettable guided bus trip towards the most distinctive and well-preserved stave church in Norway. Start your adventure in the charming village of Flåm, nested at the end of the Aurlandsfjorden. This journey takes you through E16´s longest road tunnel that makes way for the beautiful Lærdal valley. On the other side, enjoy the first photo stop viewing the outside of the terrific Borgund stave church. After hopping inside the bus, a rest stop is made at the picturesque village of Lærda where you can also catch a glimpse of the Sognefjorden. Fastening your seatbelts once again, drive across powerful mountains and breathtaking sights over the Aurlandsfjorden, one of Norway´s best scenic roads. Before you get tired of the twists and turns, admire from above where two impressive arms of the Sognefjorden meet, at the Stegastein viewpoint. The trip ends at the meeting point in Flåm, after driving down the last meandering section of the Aurlandsfjorden.

What sets our tour apart? We don’t do big buses, generic stops, or rushed itineraries. This tour is all about small groups (max 8 people), local insight, and a relaxed vibe where there’s actually time to enjoy the view — not just snap a photo and move on. We’ll take you from Svolvær to the best of western Lofoten — Reine, Hamnøy, Sakrisøy and Å — plus a few of our favorite photo stops and viewpoints along the way. The itinerary is flexible and adjusted to weather and group energy (because no one wants to walk on a beach in sideways rain). We don’t recite Wikipedia facts or call every beach the “Copacabana of Lofoten.” Instead, we share what it’s really like to live year-round on these remote Arctic islands. We use personal headsets on our tours. You’ll travel in a modern, comfy minivan with a local guide, enjoy hot drinks, something sweet (yes, Kvikklunsj!), and good company. This isn’t just a sightseeing tour — it’s a road trip with locals who actually live here. Come join us!

Discover the history of Bergen, stretching all the way back to medieval times, on this city walking tour. Alongside a private guide, stroll the streets and listen to stories of ancient and modern times. Stop at several key landmarks including the fish market, the medieval Bergenhus Fortress, and Rosenkrantz Tower for an in-depth look at the city.

Learn why many consider Bergen the most beautiful city in Norway with this walking tour. Explore charming wooden streets and historic sights like St. Mary's Church; Vågen harbor; and the Bryggen quarter, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the company of an expert guide who brings the city's fascinating history to vivid life.

Bergen, Norway’s second-largest city, sits amongst seven hills in the country’s western fjords. A member of the Hanseatic League, this Viking-age outpost combines history, nature, and culture all into one. On this walking tour, you’ll explore the many facets of the city, from the famous fish market to the UNESCO-designated Bryggen and beyond. Finish your experience with an optional ride up Mount Fløyen for incredible views of the city below.

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.

Explore the stunning Oslofjord on a guided island-hopping tour from Oslo. Travel by ferry to three scenic islands, including Hovedøya, where you’ll explore the ruins of a 12th-century abbey and learn how English monks helped Christianize Norway after the Viking Age. Walk through forests, birch groves, and open pastures, and discover historic fortifications and cannons from the Napoleonic Wars. Follow coastal trails with stops at sandy beaches, viewpoints, and dramatic sea cliffs, while hearing stories of Oslo’s rich past and natural heritage from your guide. Continue to peaceful Gressholmen and a charming cottage island with traditional wooden houses and flower-filled gardens. Enjoy free time for a picnic or local snacks, relax by the water, or take a refreshing swim in the fjord. End your journey with a scenic ferry return past landmarks like Akershus Fortress, City Hall, and Aker Brygge.

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.

Go in search of the elusive Northern Lights during an evening tour from Tromsø. Leave the city lights behind and head to a specially selected viewing location. Watch the night sky from the comfort of a teepee-style tent or wooden hut with a campfire nearby and, with luck, catch the eerie glow of the Northern Lights. Enjoy hot drinks and snacks, or upgrade to enjoy a hot meal, like reindeer stew or fish soup

The best way to see Oslo? From above it. On this guided hike, you’ll take a scenic train ride to Frognerseteren, making your way to the top of Vettakollen Mountain. Slowly scale up the gentle slopes of the mountain until you’re on top of the city itself, overlooking the Oslofjord—from here, take in the best view of Norway’s scenic capital.

Embark on a Arctic sunlight tour from Tromsø through beautiful landscapes to see the open ocean under the enchanting arctic midnight sun or sunset. We set sail for the outer coast of Norway where we have an unobstructed view of the ocean and horizon. From here, only the Barents Sea separates us from Svalbard and the north pole. Along the way we sail along the Kvaløya coastline with sporadically dotted by villages and idyllic boathouses and fish drying racks. While we take in the sunlight in the Arctic evening, we keep an eye out for birdlife that is particularly lively in the summer. There are even puffins that nest on a few remote islands along the Norwegian coast between May and August. Throughout the evening, our passionate guides will share stories and insights about nature, wildlife and life in the arctic during the midnight sun. *Please note that both wildlife and sun can’t be guaranteed

City sightseeing from Tromso with Eco friendly Tesla Model X Explore Tromso and the Nature at Tromso Island on this nice City sightseeing with Eco friendly Tesla Model X While staying in Tromso, why not got the best experience – What can the city and environment offer? This a tour for you that like to see both the city and some of our nice landscape at Tromso Island. Like musems, beach / mountains, water (summer) lake covered with ice or snow (winter), the famous church and local handcrafts. We offer this as a private tour as well. Let us know

Skip the hassle of a map and guidebook with this Oslo walking tour that touches on the most important landmarks, as well as the Vigeland Park, in just a few hours. Learn about the city’s fascinating history from your guide as you stroll past highlights like Akershus Castle, Rådhuset (City Hall), and the Aker Brygge district. End in the vast Vigeland Park, home to more than 200 sculptures.

Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Geiranger, Norway on a memorable 2-hour guided e-bike tour featuring the iconic Eagle Road (Ørnevegen). This scenic route offers some of the most spectacular views of the Geirangerfjord, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is a must-see for visitors to the area. Ride past thundering waterfalls, dramatic cliffs, and lush valleys as you ascend the famous Eagle Bend—with the help of electric bike assistance, even the steep sections are smooth and enjoyable. Designed for moderately sporty cyclists, this tour combines adventure with comfort.

Embark on a small-group tour from Bodo, in northern Norway, in search of moose. The Norwegian moose, or elg in Norwegian, is Europe’s largest land animal and can reach heights of 6.5 feet (two meters) and weigh up to 1,650 pounds (750 kilograms). See these gentle giants on a half-day tour and stop at Saltstraumen to see the powerful whirlpools of this strait.

Experiences are in abundance: Including Polar museum, Kon Tiki museum, Vigelandsparken, Holmenkollen and the story of Oslo in a nutshell I'll pick you up in my new Volvo XC 90. You get a private, exclusive, and unique trip to the most popular attractions in Oslo. I am a certified Oslo Guide. You will experience the polar expedition and the heroes. We visit the popular Fram Museum and board the boat, which has been on expeditions to both the north pole and the south pole. We visit the famous museums of Thor Heyerdahl and learn about the Kon-Tiki, Tigris and the RA expeditions. Fantastic view from the top of Oslo We visit the Tryvann tower with its spectacular view. We visit the world's most famous ski facility,the Holmenkollen ski facility, which is the national ski resort in Norway. We visit The world's largest outdoor sculpture park, created by one artist. We visit Frognerparken with a completely unique sculpture collection by the famous Gustav Vigeland.

First-time visitors in Oslo can experience a variety of highlights during this convenient walking tour through the city center. Discover landmarks like the City Hall, Grand Hotel, University, and Parliament with insider commentary from your guide. This tour is perfect for getting an engaging introduction to the city, whether you plan to explore further on your own or are only in Oslo for a short time.

Experience the magic of the Midnight Sun—the natural phenomenon where the sun never sets—on this night cruise from Tromso. Set sail around the Tromso fjords and admire the dramatic coastal landscapes beneath the ethereal glow of the Midnight Sun. While on-board, enjoy hot drinks and snacks, and look out for wildlife including whales and sea birds.

Skip large group tours and maximize your time in Bergen with this private guided excursion to the city’s top sights. Picked up from your hotel or port, explore “The City of Seven Mountains,” including UNESCO-protected Bryggen, Mount Floyen, Fantoft Stave Church, and more. With your local guide handling navigation and transport, enjoy a personalized, worry-free day in Norway’s fjord capital.

Get away from the crowds and de-stress on this private fjord tour from Bergen. Leaving the UNESCO-designated Bryggen in the rear view mirror, you’ll float away on your private yacht, cruising toward the Bergsåa waterfall and the village of Mo, where you can lunch at a local cafe. Then it’s onto the Osterfjord, cruising so close to waterfalls you can have a waterfall shower—a true day to cherish and remember.

Step into Norway’s rich heritage at Norsk Folkemuseum - The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History. Admire the Gol Stave Church and other historic buildings, and learn about traditional crafts and folk art for an unforgettable cultural journey. Available in English and Norwegian Highlights: • Visit the Norsk Folkemuseum with a 5-Star Private Guide • Save time with skip-the-line tickets to this highly popular attraction • Explore the 13th-century Gol Stave Church, a marvel of mediaeval wooden architecture • Wander through over 150 historic buildings showcasing Norwegian life from various eras • Experience traditional crafts demonstrations and learn about Norwegian folk art Discover Norway’s cultural history at Oslo’s Open-Air Museum Norsk Folkemuseum. Explore mediaeval stave churches, traditional buildings, and vibrant Sami culture through interactive exhibits. Enjoy skip-the-line access.