Top Norway Safaris

Experience Norway’s natural wonders on this shore excursion from Geiranger. After a scenic drive through the mountains, hop out for a photo on the dramatic cliff-edge of Flydalsjuvet. Continue to the 4,900-foot (1,500-meter) peak of Mount Dalsnibba, where, after winding along the hairpin bends, you’re rewarded with panoramic views over Geiranger and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, before descending to the glittering Lake Djupvatn.

Set out from Ålesund in search of ocean wildlife—and maximize your chances of seeing eagles, seals, and more—on this rigid inflatable boat (RIB) cruise, including thermal suit and life jacket to keep safe and warm. Sail by scenic highlights you might otherwise miss out on, including Runde Bird Mountain and Godøy, and learn about the unique conditions of the Nordic Seas along the way.

Discover one of Norway’s few UNESCO-protected fjords on this sightseeing boat tour on the Geirangerfjord. Hop on your comfortable cruiser, taking in the cliff-lined fjord and its truly majestic sights, from the Seven Sisters waterfall to the squeezed-into-the-hills fjordfarms dotting the coast. Don't miss out on a thing as you listen to commentary from your provided audio guide and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, such as porpoises.

- Authentic experience with strong local roots - Small groups and personal guiding - Good value for money - Only a short drive from Tromso - Beginner-friendly

Enjoy entrance to Oslo's Kon-Tiki Museum, dedicated to the sea expeditions of Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl. The museum is home to Heyerdahl's balsa wood Kon-Tiki raft, which he used to sail from Peru to Polynesia in 1947, as well as numerous other exhibits. See artifacts relating to Heyerdahl's visits to Easter Island, marvel at the stunning craftsmanship of the RA—the first ship to sail under a United Nations flag—and learn about one of Norway's most legendary figures. Your attraction ticket includes a noon showing of the Oscar-winning Kon-Tiki documentary film.

Embark on a guided hike through Norway's Dovrefjell National Park in search of musk ox. Learn how to look for and spot the majestic creatures as you trek through spectacular mountain scenery―and gain insight into other local fauna and flora en route. Along the way keep an eye out for the occasional reindeer or mountain grouse enjoy their natural habitat.

Discover the Arctic Paradise: From Tromsø to Kvaløya and Sommarøy Starting from the heart of Tromsø, embark on a journey that immerses you in the essence of the Arctic. Crossing the bridge to Kvaløya, the buildings disappear and the wild landscape unfolds before you. As you advance, your senses awaken. The snowy peaks and the tranquil waters of the fjords produce a hypnotic effect. Upon arriving in Sommarøy, the white sandy beaches and turquoise waters give a fantastic twist to the landscape. The scattered islands are a gift to the eyes, where fishing villages live in harmony with nature. Your expert guide will share secrets of the place while you capture magical moments with your camera. Keep your eyes peeled: reindeer, seals, elk, and sea eagles can appear at any time. Finally, enjoy a delicious local lunch (if you chose the lunch option) taking away a heart full of memories from this magical corner.

Norway’s dramatic coastlines are best viewed from the water, but land travelers often miss out on the most photogenic angles. On this express cruise by RIB, enjoy a high-speed journey along the waterfront and idyllic sounds of the Kristiansand archipelago. Admire little fishing cottages, spot scenic Gronningen Lighthouse, and soak up other handpicked highlights—all in just an hour.

Get the chance to observe humpback whales and orcas while causing minimal disturbance to their environment during a whale-watching cruise on a boat with a silent hybrid-electric engine. The boat features two indoor saloons with panoramic windows and three outdoor decks to increase your chances of spotting the majestic mammals.

The island of Kvaloya off the coast near Tromso is home to a stunning range of wildlife. Set out on a wildlife safari to an Arctic fjord to see the various species that roam the region on this half-day small-group tour to the island, with a stop at the quaint fishing village of Sommaroy on the western coast.

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.

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

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights (aurora borealis) on this luxurious minibus tour. Every detail is taken care of to ensure a comfortable experience, with warm clothing provided, a widescreen camera showing the night sky so you can keep an eye out at all times, and restroom facilities. When you reach clear skies, cozy up around a campfire and enjoy a hot meal and hot chocolate to keep warm. Plus, get 50 percent off a future trip if you don't see the northern lights the first time around.

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.

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.

Sail around Stavanger–and explore in a more adventurous way than many other tours–on this rigid inflatable boat (RIB) cruise around Lysefjord and the Ryfylke archipelago. Look out for local wildlife, discover landmarks including Pulpit Rock, Vagabond Cave, and Whiskey Falls, and visit hidden spots that are only accessible from the water. Before setting off, visit a historic boathouse and learn about local maritime history.

Set out in search of the northern lights—and visit parts of the region you’d otherwise overlook—on this tour to spot the aurora borealis from Tromsø, with professional photos and thermal suits included. Follow a route designed to maximize your chances of finding the natural phenomenon, take in views of the scenery and the night sky, and warm up by a campfire with snacks and hot drinks conveniently included.

Enjoy a sightseeing cruise on the calm waters of the Oslo Fjord (or Oslofjord) for a relaxed way to see the city from a vantage point on the water. As you sail through the fjord, listen to onboard commentary that shares insight into Oslo’s history and the surrounding natural landscape. With multiple departure times available throughout the day, it’s easy to fit this cruise into your sightseeing plans.

Maximize your chances of seeing the northern lights by heading out into the Tromsø Fjords by boat. Your local crew finds the best viewing spots based on the nightly weather predictions. Along the way, stay warm in the heated lounge as you cruise through the fjords, and enjoy included soup.

View the extraordinary natural features of Western Norway’s Lysefjord from the water on this thrilling boat tour of the fjord. Your captain will lead you to landmarks including Hengjanefossen waterfall, one of the tallest waterfalls in Norway, as well as the historic “Vagabond Cave” of Fantahålå and the famous Pulpit Rock. The tour’s rigid inflatable boat offers a mix of speed and comfort, while included protective gear ensures a safe ride.

Go beyond sightseeing and experience Tromsø like an Arctic explorer on this small-group tour. 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.

Discover the Arctic landscape’s natural beauty–and go beyond simple sightseeing–on this minibus tour around the fjords of Tromsø, with lunch conveniently included. Ride through rugged mountains, keep a lookout for local wildlife, including reindeer and otters, and uncover scenic spots you might otherwise have missed. Capture images along the way with advice and tips from a professional photographer. Afterward, savor lunch by the water. The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours.

In winter, whales come to the herring-rich fjords in northern Norway to hunt. This is a unique opportunity to experience the whales up close while exploring the beautiful Fjords of northern Norway. You will get to enjoy the beautiful winter skies, while surrounded by mountains and the fjords wildlife. Once on the boat we will make our way out into the fjords to look for humpback whales and Orcas. The whales are just as curious about visitors as we are about them, so hopefully the will come and swim around our boat. Due to the temperatures in the arctic, we are out on the boat for approx. one hour Please note that while we try our best, we can not guarantee that we will actually see whales on the trip. The season start and end date can be adjusted according to whale migration patterns. We conduct this tour in small groups of maximum 12 participants only to ensure a great and personal experience for all of our guests.