Top Oslo Sailing Tours

Spend an evening aboard a wooden sailboat in Oslo, and sail around the waters of Oslo Fjord. A great way to see the waterfront sights as the sun goes down, this 3-hour boat cruise follows a route past Akershus Fortress, Oslo Opera House and more. Cruise around the pretty islets of the fjord, and enjoy a snack of shrimp as you go.

Enjoy a 50-minute guided sightseeing tour aboard a wooden sailing ship. The tour includes an English audio guide available on speaker, as well as 12 additional languages accessible via the "Oslo Fjord Guide" app, which can be downloaded for free from the App Store or Google Play. During the tour, you'll be treated to stunning views of the city's harbor, as well as the lush green hills. You'll sail past the historic Akershus fortress and charming islands nestled in the inner part of the Oslo Fjord. Notable landmarks on the route include the Oslo Opera House, home to The Norwegian National Opera & Ballet ensemble, and the new Munch Museum. Don't forget to capture the picturesque scenery and the quaint houses scattered across the islands. To top it off, you can savor the shortest sightseeing tour in the heart of Oslo within a cozy environment, while enjoying your favorite drink from the onboard bar.

Enjoy a new perspective on Oslo’s impeccable scenery when you book a sightseeing cruise along the Oslofjord. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, hop aboard the vessel, and take to the water. You’ll admire sights like the Oslo Opera House, the city’s waterfront, and nearby natural enclaves, and will learn stories behind the sights from the on-board commentary. During the winter months on the 10:30am departure, the tour includes a 2.5 hour stop at Bygdøy to visit the museums.

The cool breeze wafts gently over you as you set sail on the Oslo Fjord for a 3-hour on an authentic traditional sailboat. In the beauty of the Fjord, you will enjoy live Rock music while drifting gently through the calm waters past a maze of green islands, ancient fortresses, and the inner part of Oslo's main waterway. During your 3 hours on the fjord, snap some pictures of the gorgeous scenery, and marvel at the tiny houses that dot the many islands around the area. You will pass through narrow sounds, idyllic bars, and small summer homes that make fjord life so vibrant. Along with the live music, feast on a buffet of shrimp, lemon, mayonnaise, and bread and butter in true Norwegian style.