Things to do in Norway
Northern Lights Tour Tromso32 optionsWhale Watching Tour Tromso8 optionsOslo Airport Taxi9 optionsBoat Tour Oslo8 optionsOslo Walking Tour15 optionsOslo City Tour6 optionsPulpit Rock Tours10 optionsBergen Walking Tour10 optionsBergen Boat Tour14 optionsLysefjord Tours7 optionsBergen Airport Taxi8 optionsStavanger Boat Tour10 options
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Tromsø: Aurora Hunt Eco Tour with Campfire & Photos★ 4.81 (2,424) · 5h–8h
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Bergen: Medieval Fortress & Bryggen UNESCO Walking Tour★ 4.92 (2,062) · 2h
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Tromsø: Northern Lights Bus Chase with Flexible Route & Photos★ 4.86 (1,702) · 5h–9h
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Northern Lights Tour Tromsø: 4x4 Chase with Photographer★ 4.98 (1,513) · 6h–9hUS$ 294View ›
Tromsø: Northern Lights Minibus Chase with Expert Photographer★ 4.95 (1,391) · 5h–9hUS$ 262View ›
Tromso Northern Lights Minibus Tour with Professional Portraits★ 4.79 (1,294) · 7h–9hUS$ 248View ›
Bergen to Nærøyfjord: Electric Fjord Cruise & Stegastein View★ 4.76 (1,163) · 11hUS$ 322View ›
Oslo Bike Tour: Vigeland Park, Royal Palace & Akershus Castle★ 4.86 (1,157) · 3hUS$ 48View ›
Oslo: Kon-Tiki Museum Entrance Ticket & Raft Tour★ 4.46 (1,123) · 1hUS$ 19.62View ›
Silent Whale Watching by Hybrid-Electric Boat from Tromsø★ 4.53 (1,020) · 7h–9hUS$ 228View ›Top rated (10)
Tromsø: Northern Lights Small Group Tour & Fire-Grilled DinnerYou’ll leave Tromsø in a cozy van with just a handful of fellow travelers and an expert local guide who knows where to find clear skies for Northern Lights viewing. Warm up by a crackling fire with hot drinks and grilled sausage while your guide shares stories about Norway and takes portrait photos beneath the aurora—if she shows herself. It’s less about chasing perfection, more about those small moments under Arctic stars.
Greenland: Northern Lights Private Tour with Dinner & PickupYou’ll step into Greenland’s wild night air for a private northern lights tour, guided by a local who knows every shortcut and story. Sip hot drinks under shifting colors, share dinner outdoors, and learn to capture the aurora—even if you’re not a photographer. It’s just your group, so there’s space for quiet moments or laughter as you wait for the sky to move.
Bergen: Hardangerfjord & Waterfalls Private Tour, 6 HoursYou travel in a private minivan with a driver-guide who speaks your language, stop at two waterfalls where you can walk close enough to feel the water, see three fjords including Norway's second longest, cross one fjord by car ferry, and return to Bergen without arranging transport or timing yourself. Hotel or port pickup is included, and the group stays small — maximum seven people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Hardangerfjord and its waterfalls without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the private minivan and fixed schedule handle both, and the driver knows exactly where to stop and how long to stay.
Tromsø: Northern Lights Small Group Tour & Campfire DinnerYou’ll set out from Tromsø in a small group with a local guide who really knows where to find the Northern Lights—even if it means chasing them far outside town. Warm up by a real campfire with homemade soup and cookies as you wait for the Aurora to appear. It’s not just about seeing lights; it’s sharing soup, stories, and silence under northern skies.
Tromsø: Northern Lights Night Tour with Bonfire & PhotosYou’ll ride out from Tromsø with a small group and local guide, chasing clear skies for a real shot at seeing the Northern Lights. There’s warmth by a campfire (and in your borrowed suit), sausages wrapped in lompe or veggie options, cookies and hot drinks while you wait for that first hint of green to ripple across the sky. It’s not just about seeing — it’s about feeling part of something rare.
Kristiansand: RIB Speed Boat & Archipelago TourYou board a RIB speedboat in Kristiansand and alternate between three fast runs and three slower passes through the archipelago, stopping visually at lighthouses, traditional cabins, and island views. The guide provides context and safety briefing. You return to the starting point after one hour with photos and the specific kind of tired that comes from holding on while grinning.Is it for me?Book this if you want the adrenaline and the view without choosing between them—the guide's timing is what makes both possible in one hour.
Kvaløya road trip from Tromsø: Small group with picnicA small group road trip from Tromsø across Kvaløya's islands, mountains and fjords with a live English-speaking guide, several scenic stops, an organic picnic and warm drinks included. The tour runs in any weather—rain, wind and snow are part of the experience—and concludes at one of the island's most dramatic fjords. Professional photos from the day are shared with you afterward. Children must be at least 6 years old and over 120 cm tall.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a guided route through Kvaløya's raw landscapes and wildlife valleys without navigating the drive yourself—the guide knows where to stop and where the eagles and moose move through, and the small group size means the pace stays slow enough to actually see the place.
White Water Rafting in Dagali, Norway: Level 2 RapidsWhite water rafting on the Numedalslågen river in Dagali, Norway, is an intermediate-level activity for ages 12 and up where you paddle through technical rapids and waves in water sourced from Hardangervidda National Park. A professional guide leads the trip; wet suit, helmet, life jacket and wet shoes are provided. The experience takes two hours and suits families, groups and individuals with at least moderate fitness.Is it for me?Two hours on the water means you can fit this into a day trip from Geilo or another nearby base without blocking the whole day, and the intermediate level demands real paddling skill rather than just holding on—choose this if you want to actually work the rapids, not watch them pass.
Snowshoeing in Tromsø: Walk Arctic valleys with a guideYou're picked up at your hotel, driven to the Arctic countryside west of Tromsø, and spend the morning walking uphill through mountains and valleys on snowshoes or on foot, depending on conditions. Lunch and hot drinks come at the summit, photos are taken and sent to you free, and the guide handles all the gear. Plan for a moderate hike with real elevation and a steady pace — this is not a stroll, and you'll feel it in your legs the next day.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want a real walk in Arctic nature without arranging transport or gear — the small group size and fixed departure time mean you're moving with purpose, not waiting around. Expect a moderate hike with elevation gain and limited facilities; that's what puts you in the mountains instead of on a marked trail near the city.
Tromso: Northern Lights Hunt & Portrait with Professional PhotographerYou spend the evening searching for Aurora Borealis in the valleys around Tromso with a professional photographer and local guide who knows the sky. You wear provided winter gear, drink hot soup, and get tips on camera settings if you brought one — or just watch while Vidar shoots and emails you the photos. He takes your portrait against the lights and sends it to you after. The tour runs as long as the sky stays clear, and you return when the aurora fades or the moment feels complete.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guide who actually lives in Tromso and shoots professionally to decide where to search for the lights, rather than joining a larger group that moves on a fixed schedule. The small group size and provided gear mean you can focus on the sky instead of managing logistics or staying warm.
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Bergen Witch Walk: Self-Guided Audio Tour with Local StoryYou’ll follow Anne Pedersdotter’s footsteps through Bergen’s oldest streets as her story unfolds in your headphones. Expect moments of quiet reflection by Bryggen’s wooden houses, glimpses into 16th-century life at Korskirken and Sutarestretet, and a final pause at the Witches’ Monument — all guided by GPS audio you control yourself. It’s an experience that lingers long after you finish.
Oslo: 2-Hour Walking Tour with Local Guide & LandmarksYou walk through central Oslo for two hours with a local guide, hitting the Royal Palace, City Hall, Cathedral, Akershus Castle and Karl Johans Gate without entering any buildings. The group stays small, the pace is steady, and you finish at the palace square. Book if you want the main sights explained with real context and don't want to navigate or time it yourself.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Oslo's layout and history without arranging their own route or guide — the fixed two-hour window and small group size mean you move at a sustainable pace and actually absorb what you're seeing.
Central Bergen Walking Tour: Medieval Landmarks & HarborA guided walking tour of central Bergen covering seven landmarks—a seafaring monument, Kong Oscars Gate's wooden houses, Bryggens Museum built over medieval ruins, St. Mary's Cathedral, Johanneskirken, Bergenhus Fortress, and the Fish Market—with a live guide in English or Spanish. The tour runs two hours and suits all fitness levels; service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book the English option if you want to hear the stories in your first language, or the Spanish option if that is how you prefer to explore the city. Either way, you move through the landmarks with someone who knows Bergen instead of following a map on your own.
Oslo: Fram Museum Admission & Polar Ship TourYou board the actual Fram and walk through her cabins and engine room, then cross underground to the Gjøa building to see the first ship through the Northwest Passage. The N25 Flight 4D cinema runs every fifteen minutes, and all texts are in ten languages. Plan for two to three hours to see everything without rushing.Is it for me?Right for anyone interested in polar history and exploration who wants to see the actual ships rather than read about them. The museum is self-paced and fully accessible, with lifts in both buildings and texts in ten languages, so language and mobility don't slow you down.
Bodo: Indoor Climbing & Bouldering with Autobelay IntroYou arrive, get fitted with a harness and climbing shoes, and learn the autobelay system from an instructor who stays with you until you're comfortable. Then you climb at your own pace across multiple floors and difficulty levels, taking breaks in the café whenever your forearms need it. Most visits run 2–6 hours, and you stay as long as the gym is open. Entry, equipment rental, and instruction are all included.Is it for me?Good for anyone who wants to try climbing without the commitment of a membership or the hassle of arranging transport and equipment—the gym handles the instruction, the gear, and the space, so you just show up and climb.
Bergen Walking Tour: Bryggen & Hanseatic HistoryYou walk through Bergen's center with a professional guide, learning how Grieg and Ibsen fit into the city's story, then move into the Bryggen district to understand how the Hanseatic League and the dried cod trade built Scandinavia's most powerful trading hub. The UNESCO World Heritage Site becomes legible—why those buildings exist, why they're arranged this way, what happened inside them. You don't arrange transport or timing yourself; the guide handles the route and the pacing.Is it for me?Book this if you want Bergen's medieval and Hanseatic history explained by someone who knows the city's layout and stories—the guide handles the route and pacing, so you're free to absorb the details instead of navigating or timing yourself.
Oslo: 2-Hour Walking Tour & City Hall, Cathedral & FortressYou walk for two hours with a local guide through Oslo's main landmarks — Royal Palace, Cathedral, City Hall, Parliament, and Akershus Fortress — plus the charming cobblestone streets of Kvadraturen. The guide provides context and stories as you move; afterward, you get a sightseeing app with audio tours to revisit anything on your own. It's a solid foundation for a first visit.Is it for me?A good fit if you've just arrived in Oslo and want to see the main landmarks and understand the city's layout in one block of time without figuring out transport or which direction to walk. Two hours is enough to cover the essentials and still leave your afternoon open.
Nordnes Walking Tour Bergen: Hidden Gem Away From BryggenThis two-hour walking tour explores Nordnes, a 1km peninsula in Bergen where Norwegian merchants built their businesses while the Hanseatic League dominated Bryggen. You walk Strandgaten and the narrow alleys of the old sailors' quarter, stop at Nykirken church where Edvard Grieg was baptised, and finish in the city centre. The guide is certified, speaks English, and the group stays small because the tour moves through a residential neighbourhood.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and welcomes questions throughout, so this works for anyone comfortable with a two-hour walk who wants to understand Bergen's actual merchant and maritime history instead of following the standard Bryggen route.
Trondheim city walk: Wooden warehouses & the world's only bicycle liftYou walk through six distinct parts of Trondheim in two hours with a local guide: the modern cafés of Solsiden, the preserved wooden architecture of Bakklandet, the Portal of Happiness bridge, Nidaros Cathedral, the Market Square, and the royal residence. The guide handles the timing and adjusts for weather, so you show up at Pirbadet and return to the harbor without planning the route yourself.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers on a short stop in Trondheim, since the timing is built around ship schedules. The walk covers the main historical and modern quarters in two hours, which is what makes it fit between arrival and departure without rushing.
Oslo: E-Bike City Tour Past Vigeland Park & Opera HouseYou’ll glide through Oslo on an easy e-bike tour with a local guide—past royal palaces, Vigeland Sculpture Park’s wild statues, old neighborhoods full of character, and along the glowing fjord. Expect small surprises: stories from your guide, city smells and sounds, maybe even a laugh at your own biking skills. You’ll leave seeing Oslo differently—and probably wanting to stay longer.
