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Glide across the calm waters of the Nordfjord on a one-hour RIB tour. After a short safety briefing, set off with your local captain to explore Olden’s stunning fjord landscape. Cruise past towering mountains, lush green hillsides, and small villages, with plenty of time to take in the peaceful surroundings. Approach steep cliffs where waterfalls cascade directly into the fjord, offering a close-up view of these natural highlights. The pace is relaxed, with only gentle acceleration, allowing you to enjoy the silence, fresh air, and scenery. You may spot seabirds or even a seal along the shoreline, though wildlife is never guaranteed. Perfect for cruise guests, our base is just a 1–2 minute walk from the ship with no transport needed. Tours are timed around cruise schedules to ensure you return well before departure, and if your ship does not dock in Olden, you’ll receive a full refund.

Try your cross-country skiing skills on this small-group adventure in beautiful Tromso. Your instructor teaches you the technique you need to glide over the snow. Just meet at the designated spot, then pick out your included skis, boots, and poles. Do some practicing, then head out with your guide into the countryside.

Discover Bergen’s Viking heritage on this sea-to-summit tour, combining history, nature, and adventure. Begin in the historic city center, then ascend Mount Ulriken—the first Bergen landmark named by Vikings—via a scenic cable car ride. Enjoy panoramic views of the city, fjords, and mountains, with open return tickets allowing you to explore the summit at your own pace.

The northern lights are one of the most dazzling natural phenomena in the Arctic Circle, but spotting this elusive spectacle can be a challenge. This tour maximizes your chances of taking in the aurora borealis by heading to the best viewing spot based on the current weather conditions. Stay cozy as you wait for the light show with included warm winter gear and Norwegian snacks served around a crackling campfire.

Tromso’s location on the northern coast of Norway means you’re never far from the Arctic Ocean. Take a drive out of Tromso towards Ramfjord to experience the tranquil waters up close while wearing an immersion suit to keep you warm in the chilly seas on this small-group half-day Arctic experience.

Discover the dramatic beauty of Norway’s western coastline on this scenic tour along the famous Atlantic Ocean Road. Enjoy sweeping ocean views, charming fishing villages, and peaceful sandy beaches as you explore one of the country’s most iconic coastal routes. Visit the stunning Farstadsanden Beach, admire the views over the fishing village of Bud, and experience the power of the Atlantic as it meets Norway’s rugged shore. A guided coastal walk lets you enjoy nature up close, while plenty of photo stops ensure unforgettable memories. Notes: The tour includes a walk of approximately 1–3 km / up to 1 hour over uneven terrain. Guests who prefer not to join the hike may enjoy free time at the beach.

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights by heading out into the Tromsø Fjords by boat and finding the best viewing spots, based on the nightly predictions. Stay warm in the heated lounge as you cruise through the fjords, and enjoy included soup, before heading out to enjoy the show when the aurora appear.

The landscape around Tromso is framed by snow-capped mountain peaks and vast fjords. Marvel at the region’s dramatic geological terrain while cruising through Balsfjorden on this half-day small-group yacht cruise. Look out for eagles, seals, and dolphins from the boat’s outer deck before enjoying an authentic lunch of local reindeer soup.

Drive your own dog sled pulled by huskies that love to run and cuddles in Tromso. Two people share each sled for an intimate experience while keeping costs down on this group tour. Travel over tundra and forests with great views of the Lyngen Alps or possibly the northern lights. Experienced mushers lead the trip with well-trained dogs and cozy sledding equipment for a joyful adventure.

Explore Lofoten's wild coastline with us on this guided boat tour into the magical Trollfjord, one of the archipelago's most stunning natural attractions. Surrounded by mountains that rise up to 328 feet (1,000 meters) out of the ocean, the fjord is also an excellent place to spot sea eagles at close range.

See Tromsø’s Arctic fjords on a small-group summer cruise aboard a luxury sailing ship. Sail through Balsfjord and Malangen, spotting wildlife including white-tailed eagles, seals, and dolphins while admiring waterfalls and views of the Lyngen Alps. Enjoy a local Norwegian fish soup lunch with fresh bread and unlimited warm drinks. This intimate tour is limited to 12 guests for a personalized fjord adventure.

After some easy training in a safe area, the trip starts with exciting rapids and waves through the first section of the Valldøla. As the river calms, we take our first break on the riverbanks. All guests get the opportunity to swim a fun river rapid. It is a surprising and rewarding experience to feel the power of the river as you safely float through the waves. Once everyone has cooled off enough swimming in the river we continue downstream through high mountains and endless fields of strawberries. Just over halfway point we pull out and take lunch stop along the river. We light a fire, warm water, and serve a local delicacy, Svele, with local strawberries and cream. A great way to refuel before setting out on the final, and swiftest section of the river. The grade steepens and rapids increase in both number and size.

Go fishing in the best spots off Tromso, led by a group of local fisherman, on this 3.5-hour expedition. Keep watch for Arctic marine wildlife as you fish in locations frequented throughout the centuries. All equipment is provided, including full-body insulated suits, in addition to lunch and refreshments.

Experience the enchanting beauty of the Northern Lights on our specially curated bus tour, designed to offer you an unforgettable Arctic adventure. As we embark on this magical journey through Tromsø's breathtaking landscapes, you'll settle into the warmth and comfort of our cozy bus, perfectly equipped for your Northern Lights chase. Our expert guides, with their deep knowledge of the Aurora Borealis and the local area, will lead you to the best viewing spots, ensuring you have the greatest chance of witnessing this celestial phenomenon in all its glory.

Get a closer look at some of Oslo’s most popular attractions on a private 3-hour walking tour. Follow your guide to Oslo City Call, Karl Johans Gate, the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, and more. Set at a leisurely pace, you have ample opportunity to take photos and ask questions. Perfect for first time visitors, the tour also gives you the opportunity to get insider suggestions for the rest of your trip.

Experience an unforgettable train ride on Norway’s northernmost railway, the Ofoten Line, stretching 43 km from Narvik to Bjørnfjell on the Swedish border. Originally built in the late 19th century to transport iron ore from Kiruna’s mines to Narvik’s ice-free port, this railway played a crucial role during World War II, particularly in the Battle of Narvik. Today, the Ofoten Line is both a vital transport route and a breathtaking tourist attraction. Join us on the Arctic Train and immerse yourself in a scenic and historic adventure! Travel through majestic Arctic landscapes, crossing tunnels, bridges, and steep inclines with panoramic views of fjords, mountains, and waterfalls. Your onboard guide will share historical insights as you journey toward Bjørnfjell, where a short stop allows you to take in the surroundings before returning to Narvik.

Make the most of your time and set out on a walking tour of about two hours to Bergen’s main attractions and highlights. Meet your guide at the national theater in Bergen and delve into Bergen’s main attractions with the best professional Spanish guides in the city. We will walk through streets centuries old and through the most modern center of Bergen understanding how the city has been adapting to the passage of time , you will admire the traditional fish market and more. You will understand many of the highlights of the Bergen area in general, all in just over two hours from the theater to the end point where you can enjoy the remaining hours in Bergen or return to the cruise with ease. Learn the stories behind the visions of your guide's comments. Get to know the largest complex of medieval wooden buildings in Europe!

The Ultimate Norwegian Skiing Experience is an unique experience where you as a beginner get to learn something truly Norwegian; cross country skiing and enjoy the company of other travelers in a very down to earth, calm, safe and fun learning environment led by excellent instructors. We in TheNorExp deliver active experiences with a Norwegian touch. We connect people through fun activities! Join us for the fun, and get some new acquaintances while doing so! We also provide a traditional Norwegian snack and some hot beverage during the experience.

Go in search of the northern lights around Tromsø–and explore parts of the region you might otherwise miss–on this small-group tour to hunt the aurora borealis, with professional photos included if you find them. Travel from the city toward mountains or seaside, search for the natural phenomenon, and make several stops along the way. If weather allows, take a pause with a bonfire, warm meal, and hot drink.

On this walking tour we visit Steim farm and the surrounding area, with traditional and modern farming. We walk through the wonderful Norwegian landscape and visit the alpacas and goats in their summer pastures. If you are lucky you get to hold baby animals or see the traditional long wooled sheep or the beautiful national fjord horse. There are some awesome photo opportunities along the way!

Arctic wildlife By experiencing the Tromsø region on snowshoes, you will be able to enjoy the view of snow-capped mountains and fascinating fjords. As you move through the landscape, you may also come across some of the Arctic wildlife. Majestic reindeer, stealthy foxes and a variety of seabirds can give you a rare insight into the vibrant Arctic ecosystem. Winter Wonderland The Arctic climate can be unpredictable. Prepare by dressing in layers of warm clothing to protect yourself from the cold. Wear good winter shoes that will keep you warm and dry throughout the trip. The tour includes necessary equipment, including snowshoes and poles.

Get the best possible opportunities to photograph winter in the Lofoten Islands on this small-group photography tour. Stop at several points in the archipelago to get epic views and enjoy lessons from your guide on the best techniques. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Breathtaking Scenery: Paddle through the serene fjords of Sunnylvsfjorden and Geirangerfjorden, surrounded by towering mountains, lush greenery, and cascading waterfalls. Expert Guidance: Our certified guides share fascinating insights about the natural and cultural heritage of the region. Perfect for Beginners and Families: Our tours are designed for all skill levels, including families with children over five. We provide safety briefings and basic instructions to ensure a smooth experience. Convenient Location: Our base camp is just a short walk from the cruise dock in Hellesylt, making it easy to join our tours. All-Inclusive Package: We provide high-quality kayaks, paddles, life vests, and safety gear. All you need to bring is your sense of adventure.

Step into the world of the Arctic’s Indigenous people on this unforgettable Sami Reindeer Experience. Travel from Svolvær to a remote reindeer paddock where you’ll meet the reindeer herd and spend time with genuine Sami reindeer herders. Learn about the rich history, customs, and traditions of the Sami people, and gain insight into their deep connection with nature and the reindeer. You’ll have the opportunity to get close to the reindeer, feed them by hand, and hear personal stories from Sami hosts. This experience offers a rare cultural encounter that’s both authentic and immersive. A lunch is included, either served around the fire in a traditional lavvu (Sami tent) or provided as a quality packed meal depending on the day's schedule. This is a must-do experience for those looking to go beyond the typical tourist trail and connect with the living culture of the north.