Norway · EVENING EXPERIENCES
Good evening experiences fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Oslo’s 3-hour evening fjord cruise with an authentic wooden ship, all-you-can-eat shrimp buffet, islands, sunset views, and practical tips.
“Great cruise (it rained for o e hour of the three hour tour, but that's not their fault) and great company and food. 4 Stars for the food because it seemed a bit thrifty. Bread, lettuce, shrimp fully intact.”
Cruise Tromsø’s dark Arctic waters for Northern Lights, warm drinks, thermal suits, and helpful guides, with a second-chance discount if needed.
“Great guides who were very friendly and informative. Also helped us take great pictures! Cookies, hot chocolate, coffee etc. were provided along with some Norwegian snacks and food. Would highly recommend!”
Hear Oslo’s troll tales, Viking beliefs, fortress secrets, and notorious thefts on a lively two-hour evening walk for $42.
“The tour was very intersting and we enjoyed the details about viking and nordish history. Our guide (I think Anna was her name) was very friendly and had a very deep knowledge. Would book this tour again at any time.”
Sail Oslofjord at sunset aboard a traditional wooden ship, with city views, quiet islets, blankets, and an ample Norwegian shrimp buffet.
“Terrible directions We struggled to find the boat only to arrive in time to see it sail away without us”
Feed reindeer, ride a short sleigh, enjoy Sámi dinner and stories, and hope for northern lights on this Tromsø evening tour.
“This trip is a wonderful way to meet and feed the reindeers have a great Sami meal and find out from the Sami girls all about their culture. I woupd recommend it to anybody that looks at doing the trip.”
Climb Trolltunga by via ferrata, watch sunset over Folgefonna, sleep in a dome, and enjoy dinner and breakfast on a 26-hour adventure.
“Awesome time all around! Great guides and experience. Very cool and worth every bit of money and time spent.”
Spend a night near Trolltunga in a glass-ceiling dome, with guided hiking, sunset, sunrise, dinner, breakfast, and fewer crowds.
“The guides were very knowledgeable about the route, the history and local wildlife. Very well organised and the food was good; you get a small waterproof bag with frozen dinner to carry in your rucksack, which was ideal to keep my water, sandwich and chocolates cool in the hot weather. It was a little tricky to wirk out which shuttle bus to book from/to Odda and I nearly missed my return which was the only return each day with Odda Taxi.”
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