Top Oslo Kayaking Tours

A great opportunity for nature lovers, you can experience the beauty of Oslofjord during this relaxing 2-hour sea kayak tour. Starting and ending in central Oslo, it's easy to join and get back to your residence or accommodation quickly. Paddle through serene waters, soak in the views, and immerse yourself in nature—all while staying within a short distance from the city.

Oslo combines the best of city life and nature. Experience both simultaneously on a 2-hour afternoon kayaking tour around Bygdøy. No previous kayaking experience is necessary, as you’ll get a training or refresher briefing before hitting the water with your private guide. Plus, you can customize your itinerary by choosing to kayak around natural area or visit a local beach.

Explore Oslo and get a great workout with this 3-hour kayak tour. Paddle through the beautiful waters of the Oslo Fjord as you see city sights and nature highlights like bays, beaches, and islands. No prior kayaking experience needed. Professional local guides can customize tour to suit group size and experience level.

The unique nature of this experience, is that it gives you the knowledge to kayak on your own or with friends knowing that you are taught to a high standard. It also allows you to rent kayaks throughout Norway, without this, rental is not possible. The Vatt Kørt is the key in that training, that is a legal requirement for renting. On completion you will obtain the Vatt Kørt

Our skilled instructors take you on an experience-rich tour on calm water in beautiful nature, including a historical background. We give you an introduction to develop your paddling skills and the trip is suitable for everyone, both adults and children. The tour starts on the beach at Bogstadvannet where the boats are ready. We paddle past Bogstad Manor, a magnificent manor house from the 17th century. Furthermore we paddle up the Sørkedal River, which winds its way into the valley. Here we can paddle upstream on a calm river with exciting nature and wildlife on both sides. The paddling trip continues to the north-east corner of the lake and we disembark at Bjørnsgard, which is a small Norwegian folk-museum with several small log houses and farm buildings. The oldest buildings are up to 800 years old and are among the best preserved in the world. Here we take a short break with coffee, mineralwater and a snack before paddling back.