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Oslo's waterfront is stunning from dry land, but the city's fjord is best appreciated up close on the water. This quiet electric cruise offers a relaxing, more sustainable, way to experience the Oslofjord without the noise of a traditional boat. Bring your headset and listen to insightful commentary as you glide past Akerhus Fortress, the City Hall, Aker Brygge, and several small islands.

The best way to experience Norway’s spectacular fjords is by sea but tour boats can be noisy. On this cruise via electric-powered ship, you can take in the scenery along Lofoten’s Trollfjord in absolute silence. Set sail from Svolvær harbor and admire the view from the lounges and decks while learning about the local culture and landscape from the crew. Once at Trollfjord, get a glimpse of the native marine life via underwater drone.

As one of Norway’s most populous cities, Bergen has lots of interesting spots for tourists to enjoy—so many that it’s tough to enjoy them all on a walking tour alone. Wander among the colorful buildings, traditional landmarks, and contemporary storefronts before taking a ferry ride in the harbor for panoramic views of the city on this combination walking and boat tour.

Discover one of Norway’s few UNESCO-protected fjords on this sightseeing boat tour on the Geirangerfjord. Hop on your comfortable cruiser, taking in the cliff-lined fjord and its truly majestic sights, from the Seven Sisters waterfall to the squeezed-into-the-hills fjordfarms dotting the coast. Don't miss out on a thing as you listen to commentary from your provided audio guide and keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife, such as porpoises.

Start your journey through Bergen’s colorful history at the Bergen Fortress and walk your way through the city’s historic streets with your guide. Learn about how people lived in this important fishing port over the centuries, and how Bergen’s modern community have changed — and how the architecture has changed too. See Bergen’s famous wooden houses, the Bryggen wharf and the fish market. Learn about the city’s heritage and famous residents as you wander the picturesque streets.

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.

Get a guaranteed hassle-free arrival in Oslo on this private, one-way shuttle transfer from the international airport to your hotel. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned minivan with your own English-speaking driver. Relax with luggage assistance and a personalized meet-and-greet in the airport arrivals hall. Complimentary bottled water is included.

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.

Tourists often face the challenge of missing key sights and cultural insights when exploring a city alone. This guided walking tour through Oslo's vibrant streets offers a chance to discover both landmarks and hidden gems. Explore historic sites and modern architecture while enjoying Oslo’s fresh outdoor atmosphere. Connect with fellow travelers and gain an authentic understanding of Norway’s capital.

Book your Bergen Airport transfer in advance, and travel without any fuss or other tourists when you arrive in the city. This private airport transfer service shuttles you directly to your Bergen hotel, offering a relaxing journey with the driving left to a professional. Nice touch: You’ll even have help with your luggage when you arrive.

Exploring the deep blue UNESCO-protected Geirangerfjord is a highlight of any trip to Norway but this tour offers the added bonus of getting closer than most typical tours. In a small-group travel in an open high-speed RIB that can access places others can't reach, including the waterfalls.

Go in search of the northern lights around Tromsø–and explore parts of the region you might otherwise miss–on this small-group tour to hunt the aurora borealis, with professional photos included if you find them. Travel from the city toward mountains or seaside, search for the natural phenomenon, and make several stops along the way. If weather allows, take a pause with a bonfire, warm meal, and hot drink.

Whether you’re hopping off a cruise ship or staying nearby, discover Stavanger–and learn more than on the usual visitor trail–on this tour packed full of stories. Uncover the coastal city’s landmarks (including the Cathedral), wander through hidden corners that many visitors overlook, and pass by colorful houses as you explore. Gain insights from your guide, learn about local history, and hear a few secrets along the way.

Experience Norway’s natural wonders on this shore excursion from Geiranger. After a scenic drive through the mountains, hop out for a photo on the dramatic cliff-edge of Flydalsjuvet. Continue to the 4,900-foot (1,500-meter) peak of Mount Dalsnibba, where, after winding along the hairpin bends, you’re rewarded with panoramic views over Geiranger and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, before descending to the glittering Lake Djupvatn.

Explore Oslo on a city sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour; it’s the perfect way to discover Norway’s capital at your own pace. Choose a 24- or 48-hour pass, and hop on and off the bus at multiple stops around the city. Listen to audio narration about each of the sights, and use the route to take you to attractions such as Vigeland Sculpture Park and Akershus Castle and Fortress.

When your cruise ship docks at the Port of Oslo, head into town and see the sights on a hop-on hop-off tour with City Sightseeing. This DIY shore excursion allows you to explore Oslo at your own pace, and learn about the landmarks and attractions with the help of audio commentary. Use your 24-hour ticket to see sights like the Kon-Tiki Museum, Akershus Fortress, Vigeland Sculpture Park and more.

Personal and Adventurous Experience – A smaller group size allows for a more intimate and flexible chase, guided by Northern Lights experts. Adaptive Routes and Patience – Our route changes based on weather, cloud cover, and road conditions. We may travel long distances or into Finland to find clear skies. Set Realistic Expectations – The aurora is unpredictable; some nights offer subtle displays, while others feature vibrant colors. Multiple chases increase the chance of a spectacular sighting. Scenic Stops When Possible – If conditions allow, we stop for campfires and photo opportunities, but finding clear skies is our top priority. Expert Guidance and Support – Our guides assist with photography and share insights about the aurora, making this a rich and educational adventure.

The northern lights are one of the most dazzling natural phenomena in the Arctic Circle, but spotting this elusive spectacle can be a challenge. This tour maximizes your chances of taking in the aurora borealis by heading to the best viewing spot based on the current weather conditions. Stay cozy as you wait for the light show with hot drinks served around a crackling campfire (when conditions allow).

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.

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 the natural beauty of Norway—and take the guesswork out of sightseeing—on this full-day tour to Bondhus Valley and Bondhus Glacier Lake from Bergen, including lunch. Take the scenic route out of the city, cross the Hardangerfjord in a ferry, and explore the Folgefonna National Park. Enjoy a gentle, gravel road hike to the lake, soak up picturesque views, and savor lunch at a local restaurant in Rosendal.

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.

Framed by mountains and ocean seascapes, the port town of Alesund and the village of Alnes offer some fantastic panoramic views. Travel aboard a 16-seat minibus on a journey and admire some of the region’s best vistas through its panoramic windows and during five carefully selected stops, which include the Alnes Lighthouse and Sunnmore museum (admission not included).