Top Norway Tours by Duration - page 2

Join on a captivating journey from Bergen to Bondhusvatnet, a breathtaking glacier lake nestled in Folgefonna National Park. During this tour you will get up close to the Fossen Bratte waterfall and enjoy the rare experience of walking behind the famous Steindalsfossen waterfall. The two scenic ferry crossings in the stunning Hardangerfjord, offers you an insight into daily Norwegian transportation. A gentle afternoon hike in Folgefonna National Park leads you to Bondhusvatnet, surrounded by lush greenery and glacial streams, perfect for relaxation or a picnic. - Discover the majestic Steindalsfossen waterfall and walk behind it - Scenic ferry crossings across Hardangerfjord with stunning views - Leisurely hike to Bondhusvatnet glacier lake - Enjoy a packed lunch surrounded by nature in Folgefonna National Park Note: Approximately half of the tour takes place on the bus and the other half at scenic stops and attractions.

Tromsø—high above the Arctic Circle—offers some of Europe’s best aurora-chasing but spotting them in town can be tricky. This tour takes you far out of the city to the clearest, darkest skies for the greatest chance of spotting the northern lights. Don your provided winter gear, grab a warm drink around the fire, set up your camera, and wait for Mother Nature’s greatest show.

Perfect for first-time visitors and those with limited time, this comprehensive coach tour of Oslo takes you to the city's most important attractions, including Vigeland sculpture park and Holmekollen ski jump, as well as the Fram and Folk Museum.

Discover more of Oslo—and leave the city center behind—on this half-day tram and ferry tour around Oslofjord, with all transport tickets conveniently included. Ride the city’s ‘trikk’ electric tram network, discover the trendy Aker Brygge waterfront district, and take in panoramic views of Oslofjord. Hop onboard an electric ferry, visit picturesque islands, and learn about local history, culture, and architecture while exploring them on foot.

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.

Vettakollen is one of Oslo’s most popular hikes, a mountaintop with magnificent views over the city skyline and Oslofjord. On this tour, visit the famous spot then continue along a forest trail to reach a hidden lake only locals know about. Experience "Friluftsliv," Norway’s open-air lifestyle, as you cool off with a swim in the lake (summer only) and tuck into traditional Norwegian waffles, served with cheese.

Improve your chances of seeing orcas and humpback whales with this whale-watching tour from Tromsø to Skjervøy. Enjoy a seamless package that includes round-trip transportation from central Tromsø, snacks, warm drinks, and flotation suits. Well-suited for travelers looking for a local wildlife experience that comes with the benefits and advantages of a group tour.

Experience the untamed beauty of the Arctic wilderness! Northern Norway will surprise you with its unique landscape of fjords, mountains, beaches and picturesque villages. During this roundt trip of Kvaløya island, we take care of the full package: pictures of you and the landscape, local pastries, hot beverages, a knowledgeable guide and a driver that will show you the most beautiful spots in the area. We will stop at Ersfjordbotn and Sommarøy to show you as much as possible during the tour. These breaks are also an excellent opportunity for spotting wildlife, like reindeer and sea eagles. Please note that animal sighting is never guaranteed. To keep you warm and comfortable while outside, we provide thermal suits and boots. To ensure that you have the perfect souvenir from your tour, your guide will send you the photos free of charge the following day. Hop in the minibus with us and enjoy the beauty of the Arctic!

Explore two or three beautiful islands (depending on the season) scattered throughout Oslo’s fjords on a small-group island-hopping tour on foot and by ferry. Visit local villages, sea cliffs, historic sites, forests, and hidden beaches. Be sure to bring a swimsuit and towel to enjoy an invigorating dip in the Oslo Fjord. Stop for a scenic picnic in summer (bring your own), or hot drinks in winter.

Sail through Lysefjorden and admire the famous Pulpit rock tower high above from the water. See waterfalls and get close to nature and keep a look out for wildlife. First we visit the Vagabonds Cave, a narrow outcrop in the side of the fjord and we discover its secrets. Afterwards, we continue to Preikestolen. Translated “preachers pulpit”, Preikestolen is a sight unrivalled in Norway. The rock formation towering over 600 meters above you seems to defy all laws of nature and it’s a stunning sight to see. Lastly we visit the 75 meter tall “whiskey” waterfall and you will learn from our guides why it has received this name. While our guides share stories and history of Lysefjord, we keep our eyes out for wildlife as well. During the cruise we have a chance to see wildlife, besides plenty of birdlife, there is a chance to see rarer animals such as sea eagles, mountain goats and possibly even porpoises.

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.

The Norwegian wilderness outside Stavanger features tall mountains, wide fjords, and craggy cliffs. On this full-day small-group hiking tour near Jørpeland, drive through the world’s longest and deepest underwater tunnel before hiking the rugged landscape. Relax and refuel at Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) with traditional Norwegian hiking snacks, taking in panoramic views, before continuing to explore the region. The tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off within 10 minutes after set times.

Set out in search of the northern lights—and maximize your chances of spotting them—on this tour from Tromsø, including thermal overalls and souvenir photos. Follow a route tailored precisely to the weather conditions, make scenic stops along the way, and keep your eyes focused on the night sky above. If and when the lights appear, pose for professional shots underneath the aurora.

Discover Western Norway’s scenic landscape–and skip the hassle of planning your own itinerary–on this full-day tour to Flam from Bergen, with coach transfers, a fjord cruise, and a light lunch plus coffee and pastry all included. Ride to the Osterfjord, stop at the picturesque Tvindefossen Waterfall, then board your cruise on the spectacular Naeroyfjord to the charming village of Flam.

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.

The rocky cliffs and ocean vistas of the Alta Fjord provide a dazzling backdrop for the night sky's greatest light show but spotting the aurora borealis can be tricky. This small-group tour enhances your chances of seeing the northern lights by taking you out of Alta and into the surrounding countryside, which is free from light pollution. While you wait for the lights to appear, enjoy included snacks and learn about life in northern Norway from your guide.

Bergen is renowned for its mountain views, colorful wharf, and delicious fresh fish and seafood. With this tour, take in the city's highlights on a guided walking tour and discover culinary specialties along the way. Explore the historic wharf, visit the local fish market, and learn about popular Norwegian foods as you stop to sample delicious dishes and regional delicacies.

Choose your own adventure on a self-guided tour of Norway, traveling from Oslo to Bergen through UNESCO-protected fjord and mountain scenery. A combination of train and ferry transit make for an exciting mix as you travel to Myrdal, Flåm, Gudvangen, and Voss, before arriving in Bergen. With all travel expenses covered, and a route in place, this trip has all the freedom of self-guided exploration without the hassle of planning it yourself.

Discover Trollstigen, Norway's land of trolls, on this day tour from Ålesund. Make photo stops at the Storfjord and Gudbrandsjuvet as you journey toward Trollstigen. Take in the view from the Trollstigen Plateau and while traveling down a mountain road with 11 hairpin turns, then stop at the powerful waterfall of Stigefossen and Trollvegen (Troll Wall), Europe’s tallest vertical rock face

Discover Trollstigen, the Land of the Trolls, in Norway with a full-day guided coach tour. Depart from the cruise terminal in Ålesund and admire the natural scenery as you travel to see highlights of the region such as Krikebrua and Gudbrandsjuvet. Snap pictures during photo stops and learn about Norwegian history, culture, and folklore from your guides.

Experience Bergen the way locals do – through its food. The Taste of Bergen Food Tour is a relaxed, social stroll through the city, featuring 13 generous tastings across five carefully selected cafés and restaurants. Along the way, you’ll discover local favourites and everyday spots that showcase the true flavours of Bergen, well beyond the usual tourist path. We avoid the 'touristy' restaurants and instead take you to our favourite spots. This tour offers a genuine introduction to the city’s culinary scene. Expect a delicious mix of fresh seafood, traditional foods, award-winning chocolate, locally produced drinks, and popular seasonal dinner dishes. The tour concludes at the iconic Fløirestauranten, where you’ll take in sweeping views over the city. Return funicular tickets on the Fløibanen are included, making the journey to and from Mount Fløyen part of the experience.

On this round bus trip, you’ll discover the authentic Norway, featuring some of the most stunning locations that Western Norway and Hardanger have to offer. We begin the journey by bus by passing through the southern suburbs of Bergen, and after a short ferry crossing, we stop along the Hardangerfjord in Mundheim and Strandebarm to enjoy a gentle walk along idyllic nature trails right by the water. We then visit Berge Gard & Gartneri, a family-run plant nursery, for a delicious lunch served in green surroundings among flowers and plants. The tour continues to two impressive waterfalls near Norheimsund, including the famous Steinsdalsfossen, where a path allows you to walk behind the cascading water. Throughout the day, a knowledgeable local guide accompanies the tour, sharing insights about the region, its culture, and everyday life. Travel is by comfortable, premium coach with an experienced local driver. A day to savor – stunning fjords, local traditions, and pure Hardanger beauty!

Go on an adventure through some of Norway’s most beautiful fjords on this small-group tour from Tromsø. Ride aboard a cozy vehicle as your guide shows you picture-perfect spots along the fjords. Listen to stories from your guide before you’re driven back to your Tromsø hotel with plenty of photos in hand to remember all the fun you had.

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.