Norway · OSLOFJORD CRUISES
The cheapest good hour in Norwegian travel. The 11 below compare the electric sightseeing boats, the shrimp-buffet evenings and the island hops on price, length and whether you get a commentary worth listening to.
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat past Oslo's landmarks, islands, and Bygdøy museums, with an English audio guide and panoramic views.
“Spectacular views and a comfortable experience, it was very informative and would definitely recommend.”
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat with panoramic windows, live commentary, islands, lighthouses, and views of Oslo’s waterfront.
“Quiet peaceful way to view the fjord. The boat is beautiful whether outside or in. We came in halfway through to warm up and were delighted how great the view was inside also, warm with a cup of tea and cinnamon bun. Alisha was a great guide- highlighting relevant sites but with quiet music in between.”
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 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”
Review of Oslo’s 2.5-hour electric dinner cruise, with Norwegian seafood, Opera House views, sunset scenery, practical tips, and value advice.
“It was a great way to see the city. The boat was very nice, and it gave a great platform to look at the city as the sun went down. The crew was very nice as well. This is not a tour where you have a tour guide, explaining different things, but it’s a very nice boat ride to be able to look at the city and be in the water. The food is very good and they brought it out throughout the trip. So in between different courses of the meal, you could step out on the deck and look at the scenery. It was well worth the trip…”
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”
Review of Oslofjord Sightseeing, a two-hour electric boat cruise with city views, audio guide, onboard comforts, and a Bygdøy stop.
“It's a good way to get out on the water and see some of oslos sites. The boat is modern and clean. The narrative is sometimes too quiet to hear.”
See Oslo by coach and electric boat, from Holmenkollen and Vigeland Park to island views on a five-and-a-half-hour guided tour.
“the guide was exceptionally good. wonderful knowledge, good instructions even though he was just new to the job. The boat trip was also good apart from the music played by a DJ. It would have been better with just recorded soft music or no music.”
Cruise Oslo Fjord aboard a wooden sailing ship with live jazz, sunset views, and a Norwegian shrimp buffet for a memorable three-hour evening.
“Bella esperienza, navigare in mezzo ai fiordi mangiando gamberetti veramente squisiti, con poi un orchestra jazz che suona vicino a te. Cosa holere di più. Bravi!!!”
Review of Oslo’s 2.5-hour electric fjord dinner cruise, with Nordic food, open-deck views, city sights, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Beautiful cruise, smooth ship, and great food. Would highly encourage booking for a relaxing and beautiful evening”
Hike snowy Oslo forest trails to Vettakollen for sweeping fjord views, cozy cabin stops, folklore, and a scenic metro ride.
“I had a great guide and the scenery was stunning! Thank you!”
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