Norway · RIB BOAT ADVENTURES
A RIB gets you into water a cruise hull cannot reach, and you will feel every wave doing it. These 11 compare the Lysefjord and Trollfjord runs on price, group size and how much of the trip is spent at speed.
Ride from Stavanger to Lysefjord by RIB, passing Preikestolen, waterfalls, caves, wildlife, and dramatic cliffs in two thrilling hours.
“Fantastic! A superb trip with a superb guide. Simon was friendly, knowledgable and a great host for the trip. Highly recommended.”
Ride a high-speed RIB from Stavanger into Lysefjord for Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, wildlife, local stories, and cold-weather gear.
“Loved it! My best experience in Stavanger the guide was very knowledgeable and made everyone feel safe. I would recommend bringing some earplugs or earphones (sunglasses and a MUST) I were to go again as the wind can be very strong. Overall a fantastic experience!”
Ride a fast RIB from Stavanger into Lysefjord, see Pulpit Rock and Whiskey Falls, and stay warm in provided thermal gear.
“Crew very friendly and excellent our RIB driver was extremely friendly and humorous took us very close to the fjords and water falls highly recommend this activity”
Ride a RIB from Svolvaer to Trollfjorden for steep mountains, white beaches, sea eagles, seals, and a thrilling two-hour wildlife trip.
“Amazing trip, well organised, very experienced captain, lots of sea eagles”
Ride a fast RIB from Haugesund to Røvær and Feøy, with island scenery, coastal history, warm gear, and a small 12-person group.
“Exciting and informative. It got quite bumpy but I loved every minute! Easy to find off of cruise ship.”
Ride a fast RIB from Svolvær to Trollfjord, watch sea eagles swoop close, and enjoy Lofoten scenery, Viking stories, and warm gear.
“Excellent trip out - stunning scenery and the sea eagles were amazing. The crew were very knowledgeable and friendly.”
Ride a RIB from Eidfjord to waterfalls, wildlife, goats, and the Sima power plant on a brisk one-hour fjord adventure.
“Amazing! The landscape is breathtaking, and our driver/guide was fantastic.”
Search for orcas, humpbacks, and fin whales from a fast RIB boat off Skjervøy, with Arctic gear and Tromsø transport included.
“We had such a great trip with Ivar and his entire crew in Skjervøy. They were very helpful, provided great information about the location, nature and the whales. We got to see so many whales, including humpbacks and entire orca families. The provided clothes kept us warm throughout the entire trip. We would highly recommend this tour since it’s entirely managed and fulfilled by locals. The boat was nice and fast, not too crowded and the captain always kept a safe distance to the whales to not disturb them.”
Ride a fast RIB from Bodø to Saltstraumen for tidal whirlpools, sea eagles, Arctic scenery, and a bracing two-hour safari.
“I had an amazing time on the RIB-safari to Saltstraumen from Bodø! The ride was thrilling, the scenery was stunning, and witnessing the world’s strongest tidal current up close was unforgettable. The guides were knowledgeable and made the trip fun and safe. Highly recommended experience while in Bodø!”
Ride a high-speed RIB from Haugesund through North Sea straits, remote islands, coastal history, and possible sea-eagle country.
“Amazing experience, wasn't as long as expected but would definitely recommend”
See orcas and humpback whales from a fast RIB boat near Skjervøy, with warm gear, a local guide, and Arctic scenery.
“In short: highly recommended! I’ve been to Tromsø whale watching 10 years ago and back then I had to say it can’t get better than this. Now the herring has moved further north east and with it the whales and the tourists. This year I wanted to give this experiance to my young daughters and I’ve booked a tour with Viktor. Everything about this tour was highly professional and we felt being in good hands. We got all equipment needed including boots, hats, googles, suits, etc. The weather was nice, we even got sunlight and the snow covered mountains in the distance couldn’t have been more beautiful. There was a…”
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