Top Norway Tours by Duration - page 8

See Oslo’s highlights quickly and efficiently on a tour of Norway’s capital while you gain insight into the city’s rich historical heritage from your guide. Take in views of the city from the vertiginous vantage point of the ski jump, see sculptures created by Gustav Vigeland, and pass by famous monuments, including the Oslo Cathedral and Akershus Castle, while listening to interesting commentary.

Chase the aurora borealis, aka, the northern lights, through Norway's Arctic skies on this small-group adventure from Tromso. Head outside of the city, past stunning mountains and fjords to find the lights―sometimes traveling all the way to the Swedish and Finnish borders alongside guides ranging from professional tour guides to local aurora hunters. While sightings are never guaranteed exquisite natural scenery is always part of the excursion―as are complimentary snacks and beverages. Get hunting!

Be a part of a small group sailing beyond the fjord, away from light pollution for prime Northern Lights viewing. Spend 24 hours at sea, departing in the evening from Tromsø. The first goal of the trip is chasing the amazing Northern Lights. As we go through the Auroral Oval Zone, far away from the city lights, this is one of the best places in the world to observe this unforgettable light show. Enjoy a 3-course dinner at our Arctic restaurant and unwind after in the panorama lounge with a drink and an engaging Northern Lights lecture. As night falls, rest in your cozy cabin, gently rocked by the waves as we head toward whale-watching areas. The next day, wake up to the possibility of spotting whales just outside your cabin. Spend hours observing these majestic creatures up close in peaceful ocean surroundings. Our expert guides will share fascinating insights into whale behavior and biology, making your experience both thrilling and educational.

See the dramatic scenery around the Lysefjord with this boat cruise out of Stavanger. Surrounded on either side by mountains, you’ll cruise along the beautiful Norwegian fjord as your licensed tour guide highlights sights and landmarks, including the sight of the Pulpit Rock high above you. Don’t worry about navigating to the port as hotel pick-up is available in Stavanger, Sandnes, and Ryfylke. This activity is not wheelchair accessible.

While the center of Ålesund is full of beautiful scenery for cruise passengers to explore, several interesting attractions lie on islands around the city. Quickly and easily, journey to island spots such as Godøya with panoramic views, the Alnes Lighthouse, before finishing at the panoramic viewpoint of Aksla Mountain overlooking the city center.

Famed for its coastal beauty, Viking heritage, and scenic archipelago, Alesund is a gateway to Norway’s untamed beauty—and this half-day, private sightseeing excursion offers a stress-free way to see its highlights. Meet your guide in central Alesund at a time of your choosing, and set off. Visit historical highlights like the Giske Church, summit Mt. Aksla to take in panoramic views, explore several of Alesund’s neighboring islands, and learn all about its history.

Ideal for first-time visitors to Oslo, this private city tour effortlessly takes you to the highlights and includes admission to the Viking Ship Museum and Fram Museum. Travel comfortably between locations in a chauffeured limousine or van, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. Itineraries are fully customizable and tours are priced per vehicle, which can each fit up to seven people.

If you’re arriving into and leaving Bergen on a cruise ship, it can be tough to know how to fit in everything in time before the vessel departs. Explore the countryside near the city on this small-group half-day minibus tour, taking in cascading waterfalls, quaint local villages, and views of the nearby fjord before heading back to the city.

Discover Norway’s incredible natural beauty on this half-day, private excursion from Bergen. Join your guide in a comfortable Mercedes minivan or Tesla Model X and visit stunning fjords, waterfalls, villages, and more. As you travel, your guide will introduce you to Norwegian music and share information about local history and culture. Don’t miss the chance to cross a fjord by ferry before your tour concludes.

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.

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.

Our "Adventure to the North Cape" tour starts in Honningsvåg. We meet by the cruise pier and drive along fjords and highlands. Kamøyvær Village A charming harbor with colorful houses and Arctic flowers. We support the village through donations. Art Gallery Eva Schmutterer’s joyful art reflects Arctic light and nature. Note: Closed for tours after 22:00. Tufjord Viewpoint A stop with views of the Arctic tundra – treeless, windy, and beautiful. The Reindeer Sami Herders Visit the Somby family’s summer camp and meet their reindeer (not available in winter season - from September to April). The North Cape Over 300 meters above sea level, with breathtaking views and the iconic globe – a must for photos. North Cape Hall Enjoy a panoramic film, exhibitions, and a café at the edge of the world. Return to Honningsvåg. We end where we began – with tips for what to do if you have time before departure.

This is the only small group tour from Flåm which combines immersive nature walks with iconic viewpoints of Norway. Highlights: - Downhill walk on a historic road with 13 hairpin bends - Take in the famous Stalheim view, inspire your inner painter - Explore hidden waterfalls, away from the crowd - Drive on one of the 18 National tourist roads in Norway - Visit Stegastein, one of the most sought-after viewpoints - Admire the Unesco heritage Nærøyfjord - Adapted to cruise ship timings - Comfortable vehicle, local guide

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.

The snowy wilderness outside Tromso is a popular spot to hunt for the Northern Lights. Hop aboard a bus from the city on this Northern Lights tour and get transported to several locations away from the light pollution—specially selected based on weather and solar forecasts—in the hopes of seeing the dancing lights of the aurora in the night sky.

Surround yourself in the cultural and historical highlights of Bergen on a private tour. Begin with the city's top attractions, including Bergenhus Fortress, the Fish Market, and Bryggen Embankment. For the second part of the tour, you can choose from a long list of museums, visit the most scenic spots in town, or anywhere that strikes your fancy. Whatever you decide, your guide is happy to oblige.

Colorful summer cottages, quiet coastal paths, fresh sea air, and fjord views set the scene for this relaxed island-hopping tour through the Oslofjord. Travel by public ferry, just like the locals, and discover a calmer side of Oslo just minutes from downtown. As you cruise across the fjord, enjoy views of green islands, rocky shorelines, charming cabins, small beaches, and the city skyline from the water. Step ashore on two different fjord islands, each with its own charm and local story. Discover Lindøya’s colorful cottages, gardens, narrow paths, and summer island life. Continue to Gressholmen, where coastal paths, quiet beaches, rocky shorelines, and the lighthouse area show a more natural side of the fjord. Your guide will share stories and highlights from the islands you visit, including local life, nature, history, cabin culture, and the unique character of each stop. Return to Oslo by ferry with views of Aker Brygge.

Discover Bergen’s Viking heritage on this sea-to-summit tour, combining history, nature, and adventure. Begin in the historic city center, then ascend Mount Ulriken—the first Bergen landmark named by Vikings—via a scenic cable car ride. Enjoy panoramic views of the city, fjords, and mountains, with open return tickets allowing you to explore the summit at your own pace.

If you’ve only a day to spare, you can still see the highlights of Western Norway on this private winter tour from Bergen. Picked up from your hotel, you’ll explore Voss, Gudvangen, and Flam, witnessing the region’s majestic fjords, high cliffs, and verdant valleys. You’ll also visit Viking villages, waterfalls, and, should you like, cruise a fjord or ride the famous Flam Railway. It’s a day of spectacular views, guaranteed.

We leave from the pick-up points with the minibus and we will drive to Kvaløya Island. Kvaløya has several beautiful fjords and we are going to stop to take pictures close to two of them: Kaldfjord and Ersfjord. The visit continues driving to the beautiful valley of Kattfjordeidet and the guide will tell you more about nature, animals and norwegian outdoor life. The next stop will be to enjoy a little Café and toilette stop. From here, we are moving toward a little island called Håkøya to visit the Memorial of the Tirpitz: a nazi battleship that sank here during the Second World War. We return to Tromsø to the original meeting point. The tour lasts approximately 4 hours. In all the tours we accept wheelchair users or people with reduced mobility. We are also prepared to guide people with visual or hearing impairments. And we always work on creating a comfortable experience for neurodivergent people as well.

Winter in the Lofoten Islands is a photographer's dream, but it can be difficult to navigate the area on your own from Svolvaer. This small-group photography tour lets you focus on the photography, taking you to the best spots in the archipelago for epic views. Get lessons and tips from your guide on the best techniques to capture the landscape.

Led by locals from Bergen, this walking tour offers an authentic and carefully curated experience that blends the best of the city’s culture, history, and nature. We only host small groups to ensure a more personal atmosphere and higher quality throughout the day. You'll explore iconic and lesser-known parts of Bergen, from the lively Fish Market and traditional Bunad boutiques to historical streets like Lille Øvregaten and Skostredet. We ride the Fløibanen Funicular to the top of Mount Fløyen for breathtaking views before continuing to the forest-framed Fantoft Stave Church, a striking wooden church built in medieval style. The tour ends with a unique beer tasting in a candlelit wine cellar, where guests hear the dramatic tale of King Christian II and Dyveke. Throughout the tour, your guide shares personal stories, practical tips, and local insight. This is not just sightseeing, but a warm and memorable experience led by people who truly know Bergen.

Avoid renting a car and driving on steep, unknown roads on this full-day shore excursion to Trollstigen, one of the most scenic mountain roads in Norway. Highlights include visiting the village of Valldal, known for growing strawberries, and several natural highlights of the scenic road, including dramatic ravines, viewpoints, and Aksla Mountain.

Get away from the crowds and de-stress on this private fjord tour from Bergen. Leaving the UNESCO-designated Bryggen in the rear view mirror, you’ll float away on your private yacht, cruising toward the Bergsåa waterfall and the village of Mo, where you can lunch at a local cafe. Then it’s onto the Osterfjord, cruising so close to waterfalls you can have a waterfall shower—a true day to cherish and remember.