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The 15 most popular self-guided tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
90-minute electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo’s Opera House with a free Voice of Norway audio guide in 6 languages.
“Good and affordable way to see the city from a different perspective. Big windows and the audio guide, although cumbersome, was decent enough.”
Ride Molde’s coast to the Atlantic Ocean Road and Varden viewpoint with an audio app guide, photo stops, and fjord views.
“Excellent tour guide Corinna, the living audio guide”
80-minute bus tour from Geiranger with multilingual audio and key viewpoints at Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and Seven Sisters Waterfall.
“If you are looking to do the highlights of Geiranger from the comfort of a bus in less than an hour and a half this is the tour for you. Most of it is a 'drive by' but we were able to get out at two beautiful views -- Eagle Bend and Flydalsjuvet. Seven Sisters…”
Self-guided full-day from Bergen: Sognefjord cruise, Flåm Railway, Bergen Railway, village bus ride, and Nærøyfjord views.
“Trip was excellent. One less star, because your instructions could have been slightly better or more precise. We didn't have a chance to print out tickets, so: 1. All tickets were supported by QR codes, except bus. For bus we had a voucher, however, voucher was not filled out with names and other details, just…”
3-hour audio tour from Ålesund to Godøya, Alnes Fyr lighthouse, and Aksla viewpoint, with panoramic views and flexible pickup by bus.
“la descrizione del punto di partenza,a non era proprio per niente segnalata da parte DELL'A autista...”
Visit Troll Museum Bergen in central Bergen and meet Norwegian trolls through hands-on exhibits, AR, and an included 10-language audio guide.
“Excellent experience in the Troll Museum. So much information definitely worth the money. We got there 1hr-1hr30 before it closed and we didn’t feel like we had enough time- especially for the games room. Great experience for adults and kids!! Highly recommend!”
Self-guided Bergen round-trip by train, bus, fjord cruise and Flåm Railway to Aurlandsfjord, Nærøyfjord and Myrdal, with tickets included.
“Honestly everything was great but we quite didn't understand why we had to pay 310€ each Usually prices are between 200 and 250€. We couldn't cancel after our purchase, and a few days after it was just 220€ soooo yeah quite a bummer we paid nearly a extra 100€ for basically no reason...”
One-way Oslo to Bergen day trip with Flåm Railway and fjord cruise via UNESCO Nærøyfjord, plus scenic rail and bus links.
“The tour was wonderful. The impressive landscapes. Everything worked as expected. The route was intuitive. The seats on the first train are free. The boat was moored at gate 1. Minimal details that diverg from the tickets. However, there were no unforeseen events. I recommend it. It was one of the most exciting tours of…”
A 22-hour Oslo to Sognefjord rail-boat-bus round trip with the Flåm Railway and UNESCO fjord cruises on Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord.
“Took my mother here for her birthday and had a wonderful time on this tour! It was tough trying to fit everything in one day but this tour made it happen for us!”
Fjords and rail in one 16-hour self-guided day from Bergen to Oslo, with Aurlandsfjord, Nærøyfjord cruises, and the Flåm Railway.
“BEAUTIFUL!! 🤩”
Audio-guided drive from Molde to the Atlantic Ocean Road, with fjords, marble caves, sand dunes, and great viewpoints included.
“We were sent a meeting place, and evidently it was changed, but we were not notified. Luckily, we left early and we were able to backtrack and catch the bus. Also, we were not told that the audio would be from an app from our phone and we did not have Earbuds with us nor…”
Ride a 3-hour downhill bike route in Geiranger. Start high above the fjord, chase views at Flydalsjuvet, and go at your pace.
“One of the funnest bike rides ever! So scenic and picturesque! We stopped so many times for the photo ops but still made it on time safely. The bikes were very easy to operate.”
Explore Norway’s Hurtigruten coastal cities with a GPS smartphone audio guide in English or German, priced per smartphone and valid 365 days.
“alleine alles im eigenen Tempo erkunden ist toll. wichtige und ausführliche Infos. Danke. toll wäre auch Stavanger.”
Self-guided audio walk through Bergen’s statues and squares, from King Olav Kyrre to Ludvig Holberg. Offline maps in VoiceMap.
“A good way to explore the statues of Bergen. We would use these walks again in other cities. We only missed one statue we couldn’t find, think it was bring renovated”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through central and seaside Tromsø, with offline audio and key stops like Polar Museum and Cathedral.
“De wandeling anders gedaan, dan volgens de app. Dan is het lastig om de audio te krijgen. De app werkte niet goed mee en liep steeds vast, waardoor ik steeds opnieuw moest opstarten.”
