Top Norway Sightseeing Tours in 2026

Troms County is one of the world's best places to see whales so maximize your chances by joining a guided tour. In a small group, journey to Skjervøy head out onto the water in a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB), which can maneuver quickly through the water. Enjoy stunning views of the fjords and spot orcas, humpbacks, and perhaps the elusive fin whale as they swim, hunt, and play.

See Oslo's top sights and attractions on a fascinating walking tour. Set out from City Hall―home of the Noble Peace Prize―to explore Norway's bustling capital, taking in such local landmarks as Parliament, the Royal Palace and the University of Oslo. Marvel at Akershus Fortress, wander through Aker Brugge―a revitalized waterfront area now home to a bevy of stores, bars and restaurants―and visit the Tjuvholmen District, a foodie haven that also boast numerous art galleries. Get expert tips on the best spots to drink, eat and shop in the area.

Discover the highlights of one of Norway's most beautiful cities on this private sightseeing tour of Bergen. Your guide meets you at your hotel and takes you on a personalized tour customized to suit your interests. You can visit attractions such as the Old Bergen Museum, Troldhaugen Edvard Grieg Museum, Fantoft Stave Church, and Mount Ulriken, all with just your chosen travel companions and guide.

Make the most of your short time in Alesund with this attraction-packed tour. Led by your private guide, you’ll start with a walking tour of the city’s storied streets, exploring all the landmark sights and witnessing the city’s Art Nouveau past. From there, you’ll head to the summit of Aksla Mountain for the city’s best views—while some waste time climbing the mountain’s 418 steps, you’ll be delivered straight to the top.

Get a comprehensive overview of Oslo’s main attractions and a look at some of its best kept secrets on a private half-day tour. Your personal guide is with you every step of the way to help navigate and provide insider information at each location. Walk on top of the Norwegian National Opera & Ballet, explore Akershus Fortress, meander through Vigeland Sculpture Park, and more on your exclusive orientation to the city.

If you are first time visitors, or have only a limited time in Bergen, this private tour takes you to see the most important sights, including the medieval Bergenhus fortress and UNESCO-listed old wharf of Bryggen. Traveling by private vehicle means you can see more than would be possible on foot and even visit some of the sights and museums located outside the city center.

During this hiking tour you will experience the three spectacular summits around Bergen, and enjoy the amazing views of the North Sea and the country of islands along Western cost of Norway. In this tour included return Funicular trip to the summit of the city mountain Floien and back to the city center. Great spot for photographers. All mountain trails are suitable for medium trained people. At every stop your hiking guide will inform you about history, nature and other sides of life in Norway. You will see more than 10 lakes on the way from the top of Floien to the top of Rundemanen (the highest point of your hike) Every participant will get before the tour one bag with Arctic wild berries covered in dark and white chocolate as a free gift. Very popular in between hikers sweet snacks from Arctic Norway. We can make this tour as a private for any group consisting of 4 and more tourists. After you will make your booking, inform us about your desire to get your personal guide.

Get up close to Norway’s sea eagle and experience the spectacular beauty of Trollfjorden on a 2-hour RIB (Rigid-hulled inflatable boat) safari from Svolvær. With no low ceiling or fogged up windows to contend with, you're able to take unobstructed photos of the expansive flora and fast-moving fauna. Thermal suits and mittens are provided, so you stay nice and cozy for the duration of the tour.

Step back in time and travel the old fashioned way—albeit in a modern catamaran. This cruise connects ocean to fjord, traveling from the coastal town of Ålesund to the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, taking in three distinctive fjords and even more spectacular landscapes along the way, including The Seven Sister and The Suitor waterfalls.

Just because its winter, you can still explore Oslo on two wheels. This tour provides bicycles specially equipped for winter cycling and takes you to the city's top sites and seasonal attractions, such as Christmas markets.

What Sets This Tour Apart? Experience Alesund with a passionate local guide who brings the city's history, culture, and breathtaking scenery to life. This carefully planned shore excursion is designed specifically for cruise guests, with convenient pick-up and drop-off directly at the cruise pier and a guaranteed return to your ship on time. Unlike standard panoramic bus tours, this experience includes three scenic 30-minute stops, giving you plenty of time to explore, take stunning photographs, and truly enjoy each location. Visit the charming outdoor heritage buildings at Sunnmore Museum, admire the spectacular panoramic views from Mount Aksla, and walk along the historic breakwater to the iconic Alesund Lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. We drive through the beautiful Art Nouveau streets, your local guide will share fascinating stories about the Great Fire of 1904, the rebuilding of the city, Norway's proud fishing traditions, and everyday life on the Sunnmore coast.

Uniqueness is the word that distinguishes this island. Majestic and uncontaminated fjords mix with gentle valleys and grassy pastures. Senja means "divided in half" and we will discover Norway in miniature in a unique and exciting tour. Two incredible islands will be discovered by the traveler in all their incredible beauty and majesty. This full day tour will cover the visitor discovering unique and beautiful places, far from the collective imagination. There will be numerous photo stops that will allow you to fully enjoy these incredible scenarios. Certainly a long and demanding journey, but certainly very rewarding and enjoyable. Senja, to be discovered.

Guided tours can be costly and follow fixed schedules. This private self-guided audio tour of Tromsø—known as the “Paris of the North”—traces the city’s central and seaside highlights, letting you explore at your own pace. Highlights include the Arctic Cathedral, Polar Museum, Roald Amundsen statue, the main city square, Tromsø Cathedral, and more.

Follow in the footsteps of ancient Vikings, criminals and legendary local ghosts on a private walking tour through the heart of Oslo with a storyteller guide. See the main attractions in the historic center as you trace a route from City Hall to Kvadraturen and the landmarks of Karl Johans gate. Learn the dark side of local history as your guide brings fierce battles, myths, and murders to life, and hear about some of Norway’s most offbeat traditions. Enjoy the change to take in Oslo's sights with a fun twist. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

This Ålesund guided tour, led by an English-speaking driver-guide, visits three coastal icons via bridges/tunnels, mixing history, heritage, and views on Giske/Godøy islands. Giske Church: Norway's sole white marble church (c.1130, Romanesque), a Giske family chapel. Seats 125 in rectangular nave; features 18thC carvings by Jakob Sørensøn Giskegaard, "kissing crosses." Restored post-Reformation; evokes Norman style amid serenity. Summer tours. Alnes Lighthouse: Godøy's NW coast, 1876 stone tower (26m tall), beam reaches 20 nautical miles thru stormy seas. Museum, quarters, cliffs, views—great for photos/birding. Red cabins nod to seafaring past. Aksla Viewpoint: 418m above Brosundet harbor; 360° fjord/island/Art Nouveau/mountain panoramas. Top Norway view via winding road; Fjellstua restaurant, wildflowers for sunsets.

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 firehouse/ gapahuk depending on the weather and time of year, here we 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!

Many visitors to Oslo are familiar only with Munch, but this private walking tour of the city's museums gives you a fuller perspective on Norwegian art history. In the company of an art historian guide, visit museums of your choice, as well as a few other historic attractions, with hotel pickup included for convenience.

Experience the magic of the Midnight Sun—the natural phenomenon where the sun never sets—on this night cruise from Tromso. Set sail around the Tromso fjords and admire the dramatic coastal landscapes beneath the ethereal glow of the Midnight Sun. While on-board, enjoy hot drinks and snacks, and look out for wildlife including whales and sea birds.

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.

The journey begins with a comfortable minibus from Bergen, heading east into a winter wonderland. Our first stop is at the majestic Tvindefossen waterfall. Before reaching this enchanting sight, we pause in the cozy Dale village for 15 minutes—perfect for a hot coffee, snacks, and a quick toilet break. Further on, we arrive in Gudvangen, where you will enjoy a peaceful electric cruise through the icy, shimmering Nærøyfjorden, arriving in Flåm. In Flåm, your guide will pick you up before the tour continues to Aurland. Next, you’ll embark on the breathtaking drive up to the Stegastein viewpoint. The platform extends 30 meters from the mountainside, perched 650 meters above the snow-laden fjord below, offering unparalleled panoramic views of Norway’s winter panorama. The scenic route from Aurland to Stegastein winds through snowy mountains along the National Scenic Routes of Norway. In Flåm we’ll have about 40 minutes for lunch and sightseeing, surrounded by the tranquil winter scenery.

Whether it’s your first time in Oslo or you want to gain local insight into the city, this private tour covers all the highlights. Visit memorable landmarks such as Aker Brygge, the Royal Palace, and the Nobel Peace Center; enjoy stunning views across the Oslofjord; and learn about Norwegian history, mythology, and the Vikings. Depending on your chosen tour option, continue to Vigeland Park or visit one of the city’s museums.

The world famous Flåm Railway is known for its winding, high-altitude journey through some of Norway’s most picturesque spots. Take a trip on the railway to discover the imposing cliffs and lush green slopes of Bergen’s fjords and countryside, and look down to the Sognefjord. Reach the bright waters of Sognefjord and cruise along peacefully, looking out for villages perched on the edges of the mountains.

Learn the history of Oslo’s time under Nazi occupation between 1940 and 1945 on this guided walking tour of the city. As you walk through the city, your licensed tour guide will tell you about the period and show you traces of the war that you’d otherwise miss. This private tour is also a good way to see the sights of the city, with stops at popular attractions such as the Royal Palace and Akershus Castle and Fortress.

Join us for a small-group Northern Lights adventure from Bodø where we go all-in to give you the best possible chance of seeing the Aurora. We follow the weather, cloud cover and Aurora forecasts throughout the evening and use our local knowledge to decide where to go. If conditions around Bodø are not favourable, we go further into the countryside, sometimes towards the Swedish border. We don’t have a fixed turnaround time. When conditions are challenging but there is still a realistic chance of seeing the Northern Lights, we stay out longer, giving the skies more time to clear. Some nights this means returning to Bodø as late as around 2 AM. Our approach has resulted in an Aurora sighting rate of around 85%. We travel in a comfortable Mercedes 4WD van with a maximum of six guests. We’ll share local knowledge about the landscape and the Aurora, take high-quality photos for you, and provide warm drinks and snacks. Warm clothing and headlamps are also available if needed.