Top Norway Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 5

The tour starts in front of Pirbadet. It continues to a modern part of the city called Solsiden where many locals spend their free time enjoying themselves outside the cafés and restaurants. We proceed along the river Nid and the colorful warehouses. After that we head to one of the oldest areas of ​​the town – Bakklandet – which has managed to preserve its charming wooden architecture. In Bakklandet is where you also find the world's only bicycle lift. We leave Bakklandet behind crossing over the famous old town bridge with "The Portal of Happiness". Then we arrive at Nidaros Cathedral, Norway's national monument. Nidaros Cathedral is built over the tomb of St. Olav, Norway's patron saint. We carry on to the Market Square (Torget). Here, the Viking King Olav Tryggvason, the city's founder, is enthroned above the vibrant square in the shape of a statue. Our next stop is Stiftsgården, the royal residence, and passing Britannia Hotel before heading back to the harbour.

The trip combines the joy of being close to nature with the excitement of the extraordinary views the secluded fjords have to offer. Scout for wildlife and historic mountain farms and let us tell you tales of times gone by. Board our fast RIBs and sail away into – arguably – the wildest fjord adventures the great North can offer. Our fjord rafting will pair the joy of speed, and the excitement of extraordinary views unique to the Sunnmøre region. Enjoy the magic of fjordland.

The feeding grounds of both killer and humpback whales can be found in the waters that feed into the Norwegian Sea near Tromso. Set out on a scenic drive through Tromso on this full-day private whale-watching tour, before hopping aboard a speedboat for a day searching for the majestic giants in their natural habitat.

Trolltunga is one of Norway's most recognizable landmarks and almost always crowded. Avoid those crowds and long photo lines with this overnight hiking tour. You'll enjoy sunset and sunrise in the high mountains of Hardangervidda National Park, relax around campfire in the evening, and visit scenic spots that most hikers don't know about.

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!

This full-day tour combines fjords, mountains, Norwegian culture and history in one seamless experience. Discover the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord, known for its dramatic cliffs and emerald-green waters — a sight that leaves most visitors breathless. During the scenic 2-hour fjord cruise, you glide between towering mountains, cascading waterfalls and spectacular scenery in Western Norway. You will also visit Flåm, an idyllic fjord village surrounded by steep mountains and waterfalls, where you may have free time to explore and take in the atmosphere. Another highlight is the world-famous Flåm Railway, known for its spectacular views and engineering. This legendary train ride takes you between fjord and mountain through deep valleys, tunnels and rushing rivers. The tour also includes beautiful fjord landscapes, charming villages and Tvindefossen. Your guide shares fascinating stories and local tips during the guided parts of the tour, creating an authentic and memorable adventure.

Your best chance to see the northern lights in Alta is to be out under the night sky as often as you can. This tour takes you outdoors for a cozy “slow adventure” – a perfect way to spend an evening in good company on a leisurely local northern lights hunt. Your ride will take you through the forest and along the Alta River until you arrive at a wilderness shelter and take a break. A late, light dinner will be served around a fire, protected from the weather by the shelter’s half-wall. Along with conversation and local stories, if the conditions are right you might even have a chance to take a few pictures of the aurora in the sky!

If you’re arriving into and leaving Bergen on a cruise ship, it can be tough to know how to fit in everything in time before the vessel departs. Explore the countryside near the city on this small-group half-day minibus tour, taking in cascading waterfalls, quaint local villages, and views of the nearby fjord before heading back to the city.

You will get the opportunity to know the Sami culture and join a pleasant reindeer sledding trip in beautiful North Norwegian nature. Sami are the indigenous people of the North, and our Sami guide would like you to get to know his culture better, both past, present, and future, through tasting some typical Sami food, seeing Sami artifacts, and hearing stories and traditional Sami singing. * If conditions change, we keep the right to amend the duration of the sled-ride. * All animals used for these services are trained for the activity, however, the behavior of animals can be unpredictable and therefore it is essential that all participants follow all given instructions for their safety and the safety of others. *Each reindeer and sled are bound together in a long row with the lead reindeer in the front. * Sleds are shared, 2 participants on one sled. *Reindeer sledding is subject to snow and if weather conditions don't allow us to run the sled-ride we will offer you a partial refund.

Explore the natural beauty of Lofoten on this wildlife safari, where moose are the star attraction. Drive through stunning landscapes while seeking out these majestic animals in their natural habitat, alongside opportunities to see white-tailed eagles, foxes, and seals. This easy-paced tour is perfect for families and nature lovers, combining wildlife observation with local insights for a memorable experience. With transport provided from Svolvær, knowledgeable guides will assist you in capturing incredible photographs of the breathtaking Arctic scenery and wildlife encounters. - Ideal for families and wildlife enthusiasts aged 10 and up - Includes transport and expert guiding for optimal wildlife viewing - Flexible routes adjust for potential whale sightings from shore - Easy difficulty level with short walks and plenty of observation stops

Discover the scenic highlights of the Lofoten Islands—and leave all the logistics to someone else—on this seamless, small-group tour. Meet your guide in the morning at your area accommodation, and hop aboard your comfortable vehicle to capture stunning views at Rambergstranda Beach, the fishing villages of Hamnøy and Sakrisøy, and the picturesque town of Reine.

Chase the northern lights with this minibus tour from Tromso that maximizes your chances of seeing the elusive light show. Travel along lesser-traveled roads, far from the crowds and light pollution of Tromsø, and get expert tips for photographing the shimmering northern lights. Hotel drop-off along with hot beverages and thermal clothing are included.

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.

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.

Dovrefjell is one of the planet’s few places where you can see muskox in the wild, and your viewing chances will skyrocket on this epic safari hike. Departing from Hjerkinn, you’ll follow your guide for 4–9 miles (7–15km) through central Norway’s Dovrefjell Mountains, searching for the majestic creatures. When spotted, you’ll have plenty of time for photographs—and to bask in awe.

Discover Bergen’s historic center on a guided walking tour before heading beyond the city to explore the scenic landscapes of Osterøy, Northern Europe’s largest inland island — a rare combination in Bergen that brings together a city walk, a ferry crossing, island scenery, and a relaxed local lunch in one experience. Begin your day with a stroll through Bergen’s city center, visiting its most famous landmarks, including Bryggen, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, you’ll learn about Bergen’s Hanseatic past, maritime history, the fires that shaped the city, and its modern life. After the walk, continue by conformable coach to the ferry crossing and take a short ride across the Osterfjord. On Osterøy island, visit the traditional village of Hosanger and enjoy a simple lunch at a family-run seaside venue. The return journey includes a photo stop at the impressive Osterøy Bridge, offering panoramic views over the fjord before heading back to Bergen.

Trek through the Arctic without the fear of getting lost on a small-group snow-shoeing tour. Admire vast fjords and towering mountains as you set out from Tromsø, first by vehicle and then on foot. Keep an eye out for native wildlife and enjoy a light meal on a local summit, marveling at the exquisite 360-degree views.

Embark on a magical winter adventure filled with fjords, train-rides and breathtaking views! Expect sparkling winter landscapes, shimmering waterfalls, and awe-inspiring fjords covered in snow and ice. On this enchanting tour, you’ll step back into the legendary Viking era at the authentic Njardarheimr Viking Village, glide through the UNESCO World Heritage Site Nærøyfjorden on a electrical winter cruise, and experience one of the world’s most beautiful train journeys—the scenic Flåm Railway, illuminated by the soft glow of winter’s magic. From 1st of October there are new times: Start time of the tour is 8.00 AM, the cruise departs at 12:00 pm and the train from Flåm goes 2.55 pm and arrival in Bergen is 6.17 pm. From 1st of November and all of the winter season: Start time: 8.00 AM, the cruise departs at 12:00 pm and the train from Flåm goes 2.30 pm and arrival in Bergen is 6.17 pm.

Set out on a whale watching adventure during this full-day tour from Tromsø to Skjervøy, home to orcas and humpback whales. Spend about two hours on the waters in a boat with a small group to search for these magnificent mammals. Then enjoy sandwiches, snacks, tea, and coffee before embarking on the panoramic drive back to Tromsø.

Northern Norway is the ancestral home of the Sámi people, who have a rich culture that most tourists don’t get to experience up close. Meet a Sámi family who shares insights into their people’s history and shows you traditional activities such as catching reindeer through lasso-throwing on this experience from Tromsø.

This small-group tour allows visitors to discover the scenic beauty of the Tromsø Fjords—often hard to access alone—by comfortable car. With plenty of nature stops and wild animal-spotting available, the tour across the valley of Kattdfjordeidet ends at The Summer Island of Sommarøy for a hot lunch, drinks, and dessert inside a cozy hotel. The return journey goes through the mountains of Malangen with clear views of the Sund, before ending at the original meeting point—all you need to do is sit back and enjoy the scenery.

Travel into the wilds outside Tromso hunting for the Northern Lights on this small-group evening tour of the Arctic wilderness. Once you find the aurora, your guide will craft a cozy campfire so you can enjoy a warm meal under the stars. Relax in your warm thermals while enjoying hot tea beneath the dancing lights.

From beginning of September to April the chances of seeing the Northern Lights in Northern Norway are great. The weather (cloud cover) and the geomagnetic prognosis determine where the road takes us on the given day. We will take you where the chances of clear skies are the greatest and the best locations for seeing the Northern Lights. We go all in to find the Northern lights by checking 25+ different spots. Some nights we have a late return to Bodo (like 2 am). Last seasons we have had a hit rate around 88 %. Before the trip starts we will advice on how the chances to see the lights are. We head out from town in a comfortable Mercedes 7 seater van (4WD) with panoramic sunroof.

Explore Oslo without the crowds on this private, half-day tour led by your driver in a luxurious, air-conditioned Volvo XC90 vehicle. Visit several of the city’s top attractions, namely the Polar Museum, Kon Tiki Museum, Vigelandsparken, and Holmenkollen, with your tickets included. Ride a historic polar expedition boat, take in panoramic views at Tryvann Tower, and visit the world’s largest sculpture park.