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The 15 most popular sailing in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Cruise the Oslo Fjord on a heated traditional sailing ship, with panoramic sights plus an optional Bygdøy museum stop. From $39.
“The weather was awful, it was raining all the time and it was just +13 and windy - but we managed to enjoy the trip (the boat is protected from rain + they gave us warm blankets)”
Tromsø aurora dinner cruise on a silent hybrid catamaran with 360 views, a warm cabin, and a 3-course Nordic Arctic seafood meal.
“We loved the sustainability emphasis while on our Aurora dinner cruise! The hybrid-electric catamaran was so nice and quiet. Our meal was awesome and thoughtfully prepared. Our guides on the boat taught us interesting facts throughout the night, and our captain made sure we had a perfect opportunity to step outside to see an INCREDIBLE…”
A relaxed 2-hour sail on the Oslo Fjord from City Hall with English narration, blankets, island views, and optional Bygdøy museum time.
“I had the chance to take the Oslo fjord sailing ship tour yesterday, and despite the damp and rainy weather, it was a wonderful experience. The crew made sure everyone was comfortable with plenty of covered seating and even provided cozy blankets to keep us warm. One of the highlights was enjoying a delicious cup…”
A 50-minute Oslo Fjord mini cruise on a traditional wooden sailing ship. See Opera House, Akershus, Bygdøy, and more.
“Overall very enjoyable! Was in Oslo for a short layover so thought that this one hour option was the move, and it was super cool to be on this old ship. It felt very authentic.”
Evening Oslofjord cruise on a traditional wooden sailboat with a Norwegian shrimp buffet, sunset views, and warm-blanket comfort.
“Very nice! The staff were friendly. Delicious shrimp! Would recommend this tour for those visiting Oslo”
Luxury catamaran cruise from Tromsø with thermal suits, fjord-and-island sailing, fishing gear, and classic Norwegian fish soup.
“It was very nice, instructive and the scenery was absolutely breath taking. The fishing part was fun and eating the caught fish just after was a delight.”
Hot tub northern lights on a small Tromsø yacht. Cozy cabin, reindeer soup, and Captain Kenneth hunting for aurora.
“The hosts were great. Lovely yacht, very nice inside. Warm and inviting. The hot tub was amazing. We were allocated a time to have the hot tub to ourselves (45mins). The reindeer stew was delicious. Served when we requested it. The Northern Lights did a small show for us whilst we were on board.”
A 3-hour luxury catamaran fjord cruise from Tromsø with warm suits, snacks, onboard Wi‑Fi, and WWII stories, usually with wildlife sightings.
“The tour was canceled on the day we had scheduled due to weather so we were able to go the day before. It was just us two! David, the captain of the vessel, made the experience an amazing one. Although the waters were a bit rough, he maintained the ship very well. The catamaran was…”
Private Arctic Queen cruise from Tromsø with warm suites, snacks, lunch, and a captain-led ride past Tirpitz—best with the right tide.
“The captain was a great guy who has a wealth of knowledge and wanted you to have a great time. However, the activity says Fjord cruise but you don't go to the Fjords. You end up at the channels of the Fjord. Very disappointing that we couldn't see the Fjords.”
Luxury small-group yacht cruise in Tromsø’s Balsfjorden with reindeer soup lunch, hot drinks, and optional outdoor hot tub.
“Very nice couple, comfortable, good soup, very nice . Saw great scenes and reindeer. Friendly, not crowded”
A small-group northern lights cruise in Tromsø on a luxury catamaran, with warm suits, snacks, and onboard Wi‑Fi for quick photo sharing.
“Clement was a fabulously interesting guy who was great to talk to. Didn’t see lights until we returned to port but was great to finally see them. They were more visible through phone but still amazing to watch the cloudy images dance around the night sky. ! Beautiful view of the night landscape and the…”
Sail from Tromsø on a luxury catamaran to chase the Northern Lights, with thermal suits, hot drinks, and fish soup included.
“Excellent tour. The captain made a delicious fish soup for us. We had a great time.”
A 3-hour Tromsø fjord cruise on Arctic Queen with thermal suits, warm drinks, and Norwegian fish soup, plus calm Arctic views.
“The tour itself was good, great views and nice boat. But the tour guide was not nice or helpful he wasn’t informative didn’t even know if we saw the island. Fish soup was okay wouldn’t recommend going on the boat hungry. If we had a different guide would have enjoyed the tour better”
Three-hour Oslofjord sailing dinner from Akerhusstranda 11 with a fjord-style shrimp buffet, city lights views, and warm blankets.
“Experience very cool in the fjords, with beautiful sunsets and a typical meal of seafood at your disposal!Auto-translated”
Luxury catamaran fjord cruise in Tromsø with close Arctic views, cod fishing, lunch, and warm fish soup for small groups.
“A waterproof outer layer is a must for starters. The emphasis was more on fishing than touring fjords, to hopefully provide at least one caught cod for the fish chowder the captain prepares on board. On this 3 hour tour you basically cruise Tromso’s harbor. Nevertheless, the scenery is spectacular despite it being essentially dark…”
