Top Norway Safaris - page 2

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.

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.

Explore the stunning Geirangerfjord on a silent cruise aboard a brand new hybrid-electric vessel. This 2-hour journey offers an emission-free experience as you glide through one of Norway's UNESCO World Heritage sites. Marvel at the majestic waterfalls like The Seven Sisters and The Bridal Veil, while enjoying the tranquility of nature without engine noise. An informative audio guide provides insights into the fjord's breathtaking history and wildlife, enhancing your adventure. Whether you're a nature lover or a photography enthusiast, this cruise promises unforgettable views and a serene atmosphere. - Duration: 2-hour silent cruise on Geirangerfjord - Enjoy iconic sights like The Seven Sisters and The Bridal Veil Waterfalls - Includes downloadable audio guide in 12 languages - Wheelchair accessible with spacious indoor and outdoor viewing areas

This is not a typical bus tour, but a relaxed and flexible small-group road trip led by a local guide who knows the area well. With a maximum of 7 guests, you’ll travel in a comfortable minivan and explore Tromsø’s fjords and islands in a personal, unhurried way. We stop for photos, short walks, and quiet moments at scenic viewpoints and fishing villages that large groups often miss. Snacks, hot drinks, and professional photos are included, so you can focus on the experience while we capture the memories for you. The tour feels more like traveling with a knowledgeable local friend — someone who knows the hidden roads, the best light for photos, and the calmest spots to enjoy the Arctic scenery. Solo travelers are welcome, and discounts are automatically applied for two or more guests, making it even better value for couples, friends, and families.

Make the most of your time on shore in Stavanger by getting back out onto the water on this guided boat tour. Sail into the Lysefjord to soak up the scenery of mountains, waterfalls, and tiny islands, and see such world-famous attractions as Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). Also visit Vagabond's Cave, which legend says was named after a group of vagabonds who hid there; see goats at summer pasture, and taste clear mountain water from the Hengjane falls.

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.

Experience the Lysefjord up close on a guided Fjord Safari from Forsand, just a short trip from Stavanger. This popular boat tour offers breathtaking scenery in small groups, all year round. You’ll travel in a modern, fast and stable boat while your local guide shares fascinating stories about the fjord, its nature and local legends. In winter, warm flotation suits keep you comfortable, while summer brings fresh fjord air and fantastic photo opportunities. Along the way, we take a relaxed break with local apple juice and chocolate – the perfect moment to enjoy the silence and the dramatic landscape. An ideal fjord experience for travelers looking for nature, insight and relaxation close to Stavanger.

Join us on an unforgettable Arctic journey in search of the Northern Lights across the dramatic landscapes of Northern Norway. Guided by experienced local experts, each evening is carefully planned using real-time weather data, aurora forecasts, and deep regional knowledge to maximise your chances of witnessing the magical Aurora Borealis. Whether we travel inland toward clear continental skies or along the rugged coastline, you will be surrounded by breathtaking scenery far from city lights. Whenever conditions allow, we light a campfire in a scenic, carefully chosen location where you can warm up and enjoy freshly prepared snacks over the open fire. Travel in comfort aboard our premium Mercedes vehicles, designed for an intimate small-group experience. With personalised attention, storytelling, and a strong focus on quality, this is more than a tour; It's a truly Legendary Arctic experience.

Join Fishing Trips on MS Gamle Havstein, a classic boat that blends tradition with comfort, we invite you to explore the rich fishing grounds around Ålesund, Alnes, and Godøya. These trips are designed to provide an intimate and authentic experience, with a maximum of 12 guests per tour. The journey begins in Ålesund’s picturesque harbor, offering panoramic views of the city’s Art Nouveau buildings and surrounding islands. From there, we sail to iconic locations like Alnes Lighthouse, celebrated for its dramatic setting and breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean, and Godøya, a favorite spot for both fishing and nature photography. Our experienced crew will guide you to the best fishing grounds, carefully chosen to match the season and weather conditions. Not only will you have the opportunity to fish, but you’ll also learn about coastal culture, how to clean your catch, and how to handle the fish. Of course, you can take your catch home as a delicious souvenir of the day.

Spotting wildlife in unfamiliar surroundings can be tricky. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this fjord cruise from Tromsø. Aboard a classic wooden boat, sail the Arctic waters while looking out for seabirds—including sea eagles and puffins—dolphins, pilot whales, and more. Get a deeper insight into wildlife behavior from your guide and warm up with a bowl of hot soup made with freshly caught fish. Fishing is available between the months of February and October.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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!

The wild landscapes, waterfalls, and fjords of Mostraum are some of the most stunning and remote in western Norway. On this tour, venture off the beaten track and set sail through the fjords from a secret location. Cruise along the Mostraum tidal current in a private RIB, spot filming locations from NetFlix series “The Innocents”, and marvel at the dramatic scenery.

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

Make the most of your time in Norway—and enjoy an unparalleled perspective on the surrounding region’s fjord scenery—on this private, customizable boat tour. Pick between half- and full-day tour options, and set off directly from your hotel or port in a private vehicle. Upon arrival at the departure point, climb aboard a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RIB) and discover the fjords from the water’s edge. Comfortable and accessible for visitors young and old, this tour takes all the hassle out of discovering the region.

Experience the Arctic Circle’s midnight sun phenomenon on a night cruise from Tromsø. Unwind on board your luxury vessel as the sun doesn’t set, and absorb views of the scenic fjords and mountains as you sail. Keep warm with soup and hot drinks served on board, opting to be close to nature on deck or keep cosy in the cabin.

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.

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.

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.

Make the most of your time in port on this shore excursion in Bergen, timed to your ship. Departing from the center of Bergen, head along the narrow Mostraumen fjord to see some of western Norway's most spectacular scenery, including waterfalls and mountains, as well as wildlife including seals, goats, and perhaps eagles. The captain slows down so that you can get good pictures and tries to get close to the waterfall so you can try a taste of the fresh mountain water.

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.