Norway · FJORD CRUISES
The fjords are the reason most people come and a boat is the only way to see the scale of them. The 15 below range from a two-hour Oslofjord loop to a full day in the Lysefjord, each priced and clear about how narrow the water actually gets.
Cruise from Bergen through Osterfjord to Mostraumen for waterfalls, mountain views, wildlife, warm cabins, and a memorable taste of Norway.
“Beautiful scenery and just the right amount of time for the activity !”
Cruise silently from Stavanger through Lysefjord to Pulpit Rock, Vagabond’s Cave, and Hengjanefossen on a comfortable electric catamaran.
“Very nice experience nice boat and staff. Well worth the money and had lot of time for photos to be taken at the main points of interest”
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat with panoramic windows, island views, onboard snacks, and an app-based audio guide in six languages.
“Very lovely experience! It was so quiet and not many people on the ship. The views were amazing and the trip itself was definitely worth the money! There’s a bar on the ship with coffee, tea, some snacks and alcohol drinks. It’s all very clean and modern. Definitely recommend!”
Review of Brim Explorer’s Tromsø fjord cruise, with a hybrid-electric catamaran, underwater drone, fish-rack stop, wildlife, and Arctic views.
“The journey was fantastic, also the the ship and the crew. Well prepared, helpful! Recommended trip!”
Cruise Tromsø’s Arctic fjords on a warm, sustainable catamaran with sea eagle sightings, local stories, hot drinks, and photo tips.
“A really interesting and informative cruise, with friendly and helpful guides. The boat is a nice size to walk around, with plenty of space to see the views from the inside and outside the boat. I would definitely recommend :)”
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat with live guiding, panoramic windows, outdoor decks, islands, lighthouses, and Oslo landmarks.
“The cruise started at 10 and ended at 12:30. Tour is organised well and guide is quote experienced. Would recommend people coming to Oslo to go for Brim explorer's Fjord cruise”
Cruise from Stavanger into Lysefjord for close views of Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, caves, and mountain scenery on a comfortable 2.5-hour boat tour.
“Very good overall. Beautiful close ups of the various sights”
Explore Tromsø’s fjords, snowy valleys, frozen lakes, and coastal viewpoints by minivan, with photo tips, hot chocolate, and lefse cake.
“The tour took us to the hidden gems/viewpoints around Tromso. The guide/driver was really nice and friendly.”
Cruise from Bergen into Osterfjorden and Mostraumen for waterfalls, steep cliffs, bridge views, warm cabins, and practical fjord scenery.
“Really enjoyed this cruise. See some great scenery on a round trip from Bergen. Commentary provided.”
Review of Oslo’s two-hour sailing ship cruise, with fjord views, island scenery, practical tips, winter details, and honest value advice.
“Wonderful tour! Loved seeing the colorful cabins on the islands near Oslo. We loved learning about the history of Oslo.”
See Trollstigen, Stigfossen, Gubrandsjuvet, Storfjord, and Troll Wall on a six-hour scenic tour from Ålesund.
“We very like our trip and our guide Lisa is amazing and very informative. We enjoy it. In the beginning we didn’t find rusty / orange building. The building is rusty (!), not orange and located about 200 meters from terminal exit. ( because beside exit located another orange building, that isn’t right building). Instructions for meeting point weren’t clear for us”
See Oslo’s top sights by coach, visit Fram and seasonal museums, then cruise the Oslofjord on this full-day guided tour.
“Tour guide was well spoken, everything was on time and the walks were at a gentle pace allowing for plenty photo opportunities. The boat ride was a lovely relaxing end to the day.”
See Oslo by coach, visit Vigeland Park and Fram Museum, then cruise the Oslo Fjord on a practical seven-and-a-half-hour tour.
“Informative and very organized ; the tour guide Luis was very helpful too . Will love to join more Viator tours”
Cruise Tromsø’s Arctic fjords, fish for cod, spot sea eagles, and warm up with fresh fish soup and hot drinks aboard a wooden boat.
“Easy booking and meet up. Both guides very friendly and engaging. Female guide (? Christina) was especially good. Magical views of sunrise and sunset, fun fishing for those who wanted to join in, nice lunch provided. Can't recommend highly enough.”
Cruise Tromsø’s Arctic fjords on a quiet hybrid-electric boat with expert commentary, wildlife watching, and a stop at a historic cod station.
“This was a fantastic way to spend 4-5 hours on the Brim Explorer under the fabulous guidance of our hosts Fred and Massi along with the captain and engineers. We were taken from Tromsø on the electric powered environmentally friendly ship along with 50 other guests. We had the privilege of hearing about the history of the region, viewing mountains, fjords, villages and wonderful snow capped terrain. We stopped along the way to visit a small museum and hear about the historic methods of fishing, hunting and current environmental challenges as well as tasting cod liver oil and fish snacks. The ship is well equipped with a bar to purchase…”
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