Top Norway Outdoor Activities - page 7

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.

Small group at Max 15 person in a trip at 4 hours. Clothing is not included. Bonfire with some hot drink and snacks.

As well as being a popular tourist location in its own right, Tromso is often the starting point for travelers hoping to see the Northern Lights. Head out into the Arctic wilderness on this full-day bus tour aboard a heated vehicle to keep you toasty in the cold night air. Your guides will help you capture pictures of the aurora dancing in the skies above.

Ålesund–Geiranger–Ålesund with 1 hour 45 minutes stop in Geiranger The tour begins with a scenic fjord cruise through the beautiful Hjørundfjord, surrounded by towering peaks and serene waters. From there, travel by bus through the spectacular Nordangsdal Valley, a dramatic stretch of alpine scenery filled with lakes, waterfalls, and historic farms. The tour continues with a cruise through the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord. Arriving in Geiranger, one of Norway’s most famous fjord villages, you’ll have 1 hour and 45 minutes of free time to explore at your own pace—visit viewpoints, shop for local crafts, or enjoy a bite to eat, before returning to Ålesund in the evening.

We have a unique location to acces the wildside of Reinefjord and the open sea. We have our own harbour with kayaks right by the water. Handpicked guides by their personality, kayak skills, local knowledge,story telling and adventurous/inspiring lifestyle. We foccus on safety, details, story telling and we try always to have a surprise in our tours.

Discover the most complete RIB safari from Ulvik on an unforgettable journey through the Hardangerfjord and its dramatic fjord branches. Cruise across the open fjord toward the Hardanger Bridge, Norway’s longest suspension bridge, before continuing into the scenic Simadalsfjord and the remote Osafjord. Along the way, experience towering mountains, waterfalls, steep cliffs, and small roadless settlements that tell the story of traditional fjord life. This tour combines thrilling speed on the open water with calmer cruising in narrow fjord landscapes, giving you the best of both adventure and sightseeing. Your local captain shares stories about nature, history, and life along the fjord, and there will be scenic stops for photos. If you are lucky, you may also spot wildlife such as seals, porpoises, or sea eagles.

Discover Oslo's wild side on this urban kayaking adventure, blending city life with pristine nature. Starting at historic Nedre Foss Gard Park, you’ll paddle through trendy Grunerløkka and multicultural Grønland, then venture through a mysterious tunnel beneath the city. Emerging into the majestic Oslofjord, the journey culminates at the iconic Opera House—a trip perfect for adventurous spirits seeking a different perspective on Norway's capital city.

Explore Norway’s Arctic wilderness on this night time hiking tour from Tromsø. Leave the bustling city behind and head to the rugged coastline with your guide. Take in panoramic views over rolling landscapes stretching as far as the eye can see. Gain insight into the native animal life, flora and fauna living in the open countryside. Pick wild herbs and berries along the way, and enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.

Experience Norway’s picture-perfect Scandinavian scenery on a self-guided tour via the Flam Railway, with an overnight train ride. Start in Oslo and see many of Norway’s highlights, including the UNESCO World Heritage–listed fjords. Take a relaxing train ride through Flåmsdalen, a boat cruise down Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, and a bus ride through Nærøydalen, all without the hassle of keeping up with a group and guide.

Get out into the pristine nature of Northern Norway without the hassle of trip planning on this hiking tour. In a small group of no more than 15 people, embark on an easy climb to the top of Keiservarden, 1,200 feet (366 meters) above sea level, from where you'll enjoy sweeping views across the water to the Lofoten Islands.

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.

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights—thanks to the local knowledge and experience of your guides—on this small-group tour from Tromso. Layer up in warm, provided clothing (suits, boots, and a headlamp), and set out on a hunt to find the elusive lights. Depending on weather conditions, visit several locations, or set up camp in a prime position, ready for the aurora borealis to reveal itself. Bring a passport with you—you might even cross into Finland.

Go beyond sightseeing and experience Tromsø like an Arctic explorer. Put on a dry float suit and dare to float on the chilly waters surrounding the city. Immerse yourself in the stunning landscape and, with expert guidance, learn how to relax, survive, and enjoy harsh conditions. Warm up afterward with provided Norwegian waffles and hot drinks and receive a certificate to mark your achievement.

The appearance of the northern lights is a magical event that is best experienced in an intimate setting. Swap the crowds and noise of big bus tours for a northern lights tour that is limited to just eight guests. Head out of Tromsø's center to a peaceful location that is free of light pollution where, with luck, you can watch the aurora dance in the sky while your guide captures pro photos of the moment.

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.

Go off the beaten track and ride into the Arctic wilderness on this snowmobiling tour from Alta. Whether or not you've driven a snowmobile before, feel confident under your expert guide's supervision and ride through snow-covered forests into the remote mountain plateau of Finnmarksvidda, one of Europe's last wilderness areas.

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.

Our location is unique, we are right next to Reine Fjord with the most scenic views since we start. Best infrastructure and facilities with toilet, free parking, warm changing room, kayaks by the sea on our private harbour ( no need to carry the kayaks since they are by the sea. Our kayak guides are also nature guides. We are specialist in kayak tours, that's what we are the best on and you will notice it in every small detail. We use high quality gear, from dry suits to paddles and kayaks.

Our location grant us acces to the most beautiful and wild area of Reinefjord. Our guides are arctic nature guides hand picked for their life experience in the arctic, arctic lifestyle close to nature , knowledge about nature and story telling skills.

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!

Immerse yourself in northern Norway’s spectacular coastal scenery—and enjoy an active way to see the sights—with this evening sea kayaking excursion. Meet your guide on the waterfront, grab your gear, and get acquainted with your kayak. Once you feel comfortable, set off into the harbor, where you can enjoy dramatic views of the surrounding mountains, look out for wildlife, and otherwise soak up the sights.

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.

Taste your way through Tromso’s best brews with a 3-hour beer tour in the Gateway to the Arctic. Explore the city on foot as you trace a route to three atmospheric pubs and bars. Sample locally produced beer, learn about Norway’s brewing traditions, and taste a classic dark lager from the world’s northernmost brewery. Try ten beers alongside ‘Arctic tapas’ like reindeer carpaccio or cold-smoked salmon, and get an insider’s perspective on the best places to eat and drink in Norway’s far north.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales and orcas on a boat safari from Tromsø to Skjervøy. Cruise along a rugged landscape toward the best places to see the mighty mammals, as well as the region's thriving populations of sea birds, while the expert crew fills you in on the unique ecosystem and the fascinating lives of northern Norway’s marine life.