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The 15 most popular things to do in Norway. Fjord cruises, northern-lights chases, husky trails and city days. The experiences worth building a trip around.
A comfy half-day fjord cruise from Bergen to Mostraumen with Bryggen views, a waterfall close-up, and warm cabin time for $93.
“Comfy boat ride to amazing views of fjords! Easy boarding process, lots of seats, and big upper deck outdoor viewing area. Staff are friendly, and they tell you some facts about the area too. Would recommend and takes about 3-4 hours”
Sail silently on an electric boat from Stavanger through Lysefjord, with close views of Vagabond’s Cave, Preikestolen, and Hengjanefossen.
“Quiet boat, beautiful views of the Lysefjord. We couldn’t see Pulpit Rock due to fog but the trip was still wonderfully scenic.”
Tromsø Northern Lights Safari with expert guides, thermal suits, warm camp drinks, and pro photos. Flexible tracking for clear skies.
“What an excellent adventure with Elo and Filip Both so knowledgeable on the subject of the northern lights. Elo’s information was excellent and Filip also had so much knowledge. They knew exactly where to take us to experience the most magical night under the northern lights. The enthusiasm of the guides was amazing. I would…”
4-hour Tromsø day trip for reindeer sledding, Sami camp feeding, warm lunch, and joik singing in a lavuu tent.
“An absolutely wonderful experience, rich in culture and warmth. We enjoyed feeding the reindeers in beautiful surroundings and the sledge ride was fun. The drinks and cookies were plentiful and hearing about the history of the Sami people was thought provoking.”
Chase the aurora from Tromsø in a Mercedes minibus with thermal gear, hot drinks, and included professional portraits and photos.
“Enjoyed every second of the tour. Our guide Shoja was very experienced and eager to find the perfect spots. I highly recommend Arctic Breeze company. Many thanks”
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)”
90-minute electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo’s Opera House with a free Voice of Norway audio guide in 6 languages.
“Clean and spacious boat. Peaceful and beautiful scenery.”
A warm, small-group Tromsø Arctic fjord cruise with fishing included, wildlife stops near Ryøya and Ramfjord, plus onboard fish soup.
“Guides were fantastic. The trip was well organised and I had a great time.”
Drive your own husky sled in Tromsø, meet 130+ Alaskan huskies, then warm up in a Sami lavvo with cake and hot cocoa.
“Fantastic experience, would highly recommend! Thank you.”
Fjords and Sommarøy by bus, ending with a wild salmon beach picnic and a real Arctic swim near Tromsø, guided in English and Spanish.
“I had a great experience taking this tour, the landscapes were amazing, the picnic at the beach in Sommarøy Island was fantastic. And last but not least, the Tour Guide Joanna was very friendly, funny and attentive. I recommend this tour 100% if you are visiting Tromso.”
A small-boat fjord cruise from Bergen to the Mostraumen Channel. Warm lounge, close waterfalls, and big views in about 3.5 hours.
“Absolutely stunning views and a lovely ship. Crew were friendly and there are toilets and you can buy coffee and snacks on board.”
Seven-hour Northern Lights chase from Tromsø with thermal suits, hot drinks, and pro aurora photos plus the chance to roam beyond light pollution.
“Both the guide and Peter the driver were fantastic. Highly recommend them. Made sure we saw auroras not just at one place but multiple. And dropping back to our hotel was icing on the cake, considering we completed everything in 6 hours.”
Feed hundreds of reindeer by hand, warm up in a Sami lavvu, and enjoy a fire-cooked meal with stories and yoik singing near Tromsø.
“We had a wonderful experience on the reindeer feeding tour. The scenery on the way to the reindeer camp was absolutely amazing and made the journey very enjoyable. We really appreciated the unlimited hot drinks and cookies, which kept us warm and comfortable. The reindeer (and vegetarian) stew was delicious and hearty. Listening to the…”
Glide silently into Trollfjord on a hybrid-electric boat from Svolvær, spot white-tailed eagles, and even see underwater via drone.
“Absolutely beautiful cruise around Trollfjord! A peaceful and unforgettable experience — highly recommend if you’re visiting Lofoten.”
Island hopping from Oslo by public ferry to Hovedøya’s abbey ruins, Gressholmen’s old airport, and Lindøya’s cabin gardens.
“Very interesting tour, enjoyed every moment!Our guide was Giovanni, very helpful!!! Highly recommended!”
