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: Northern Lights Husky Camp & Aurora Dinner TourYou’ll leave Tromsø behind for an Arctic night with friendly huskies, stories by firelight in a cozy gamme hut, homemade bacalao dinner (with chocolate cake), and real chances to see the Northern Lights overhead. You’ll return warmed by both food and fur — maybe still thinking about those puppies long after you’re home.
Tromso Northern Lights Tour & Photos with Small GroupsYou're picked up at your hotel in thermal gear, driven to wherever the live sky cameras show the clearest view (sometimes into Finland), and spend five to eight hours waiting for the Northern Lights with a small group, a bonfire, hot food, and professional photos included. The guide tracks aurora activity in real time across fifty locations, so you're not guessing where to go—the data tells you.Is it for me?Book this if you want the best odds of seeing the aurora without driving yourself or guessing where to go—the live camera network across fifty locations is what makes the difference between chasing lights and finding them.
Tromsø: Northern Lights Small Group Tour with Warm Gear & GrillcabinYou’ll join a small group leaving Tromsø to search for the northern lights with a local guide who knows all the tricks (and has plenty of stories). Warm pants, jackets, headlamps, hot drinks and snacks are included — plus time to relax in a cozy grillcabin if you’re nearby. You’ll share laughs, maybe some cinnamon buns, and get photos sent to you after. It’s not just about seeing the aurora; it’s about how it feels waiting together under that sky.
Oslo: Holmenkollen Ski Jump & Vigeland Park TourYou ride a coach past Oslo's main landmarks — the Opera House, Akershus Castle, the Royal Palace — then stop at Holmenkollen Ski Jump for views over the city, and finish with a 45-minute guided walk through Vigeland Sculpture Park where 200+ sculptures sit among the trees and grass. Transport and an English-speaking guide are included; you just show up at the meeting point.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Oslo's main sights in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or timing — the fixed schedule and coach mean you show up and the day is already planned.
Lofoten Kayaking: Reinefjorden Guided Tour & WildlifeYou paddle a double kayak through Reinefjorden for three hours with a guide who teaches you about edible seaweed and points out wildlife and traditional rorbuer cabins. All equipment is included, the pace is beginner-friendly, and groups stay small. You don't need experience or a car to get there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle one of Norway's clearest fjords without needing kayaking experience or your own gear — the guide handles the instruction and the route, so you just show up and paddle.
Tromsø: Kvaløya Fjords & Fishing Villages RoadtripYou drive across Kvaløya Island with a local guide who points out where Arctic animals hide and explains the red houses and old ways of northern Norway. Stops include the Ersfjord fjords and the fishing village of Ersfjordbotn, where you eat lunch together. Pickup, guide, snacks and hot drinks are included; you return to Tromsø by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the fjords and villages around Tromsø without driving yourself and without the logistics of planning stops—the fixed route and included lunch mean you show up and the day unfolds.
Motorcycle Sidecar Tour Oslo: Holmenkollen & City HighlightsA 2-hour motorcycle sidecar tour of Oslo with a live guide in English or Norwegian, departing from the city centre and passing the Parliament Building, Royal Palace, Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Vigeland Sculpture Park and the Bygdøy Peninsula museums. The guide leads the route; all stops are optional. Helmets, gloves and cagoules are included; children sit in the sidecar and must be at least 16 years old.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover Oslo's main sights in 2 hours without navigating the city yourself—the sidecar moves you between stops while the guide handles the route, and you're seeing the city from a vantage most visitors miss.
Tromsø: Northern Lights Van Tour with Arctic Campfire & PhotosYou’ll bundle up in thermal suits and ride out from Tromsø with a small group, chasing northern lights across snowy fjords or even into Finland if needed. Warm up by a real campfire with hot drinks and cookies while your guide snaps photos of you under the aurora—if you’re lucky enough to catch it dancing overhead.
Bergen to Nærøyfjord 2-hour fjord cruise: UNESCO-listed narrow fjordA full-day tour from Bergen to the UNESCO-listed Nærøyfjord with a 2-hour fjord cruise, stops at Flåm village and Stegastein viewpoint, Tvindefossen waterfall, light lunch and an English-speaking guide. The itinerary runs 12 hours door-to-door, with scenic stops built in; the boat departs Gudvangen at 11 AM from June through August. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the coach is air-conditioned throughout.Is it for me?At 12 hours door-to-door, this tour fills a full day and leaves little room for other activities in Bergen itself — book it when you want to spend the day entirely in the fjords and mountains. The fixed schedule means all transport, timing and entry are arranged, so the day holds together without you building it; the trade-off is that you follow the group's pace and stops rather than setting your own.
Oslo Fjord 3-Course Dinner Cruise with Live MusicA 2.5-hour dinner cruise on the Oslo fjord aboard a hybrid-electric ship with floor-to-ceiling windows and an outdoor deck. You board in the evening, sail past green islands and lighthouses, enjoy a locally sourced three-course buffet inspired by Norwegian traditions, and return along the Oslo skyline past the Opera House and Aker fortress. A live English-language guide leads the experience. Dietary restrictions must be noted at least 24 hours in advance.Is it for me?A dinner cruise works when you want to eat and move at the same time instead of sitting still in a restaurant. This one works when you want the Oslo fjord and the city skyline as your backdrop, and when you'd rather have a guide tell you what you're looking at than figure it out yourself.
Tromsø Fjords: Arctic Road Trip with Wildlife & Campfire LunchYou’ll follow winding roads from Tromsø into wild Arctic fjords, spotting reindeer or even whales if luck’s on your side. Warm up by a campfire at Grøtfjord with simple lunch and hot drinks while your guide shares stories—and maybe snaps some photos you’ll actually want to keep. It’s raw, quiet, and oddly comforting out there.
Bergen Kayak Tour: Askøy Islands & Local SnacksYou get picked up from Bergen city center and driven to Askøy's islands, where you paddle stable double kayaks through clear water while spotting crabs, coastal birds and eagles. Your local guide shares the area's history and prehistoric stories, and you break midway for homemade lefse and apple juice. All waterproof gear and safety instruction are included, and no kayaking experience is required.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Norwegian coast from the water without arranging your own transport, gear, or safety briefing—the pickup from the city center and the included clothing mean you show up and paddle, and the stable kayaks let you focus on what's moving in the water instead of balance.
Åndalsnes: Troll Road & Troll Wall Day Tour with GuideYou’ll travel Norway’s wildest roads on this day trip from Åndalsnes: feel mist from Stigfossen waterfall, watch climbers’ tales at Norsk Tindesenter, wind up the legendary Troll Road with a local guide (when open), and stand beneath Europe’s tallest cliff face. Expect both quiet awe and good stories along the way.
Tromsø: Northern Lights Yacht Cruise & Hot Tub EveningYou’ll step onto a warm yacht in Tromsø for an evening searching for northern lights with just 12 guests. Relax in an outdoor hot tub under arctic skies, taste local reindeer soup with fresh bread, and share stories with your Norwegian crew over endless mugs of cocoa or tea. Even if you don’t catch the aurora, you’ll remember how calm it felt out on that dark water.
Oslo City Highlights Fjord Cruise: Coach, guide, electric boatA half-day tour of Oslo combines city sightseeing by coach, a guided walk through Vigeland Sculpture Park, a view of the Holmenkollen Ski Jump, and a 1.5- to 2-hour electric boat cruise on the Oslofjord. An authorized English-speaking guide leads the group through the city's history and landmarks—the Royal Palace, City Hall, Karl Johans Gate, and the Opera House—before the boat portion. A moderate amount of walking, some steps and uneven terrain are involved, and the tour runs about 5.5 hours total.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you follow the commentary without translation or a separate audio device. This works well if you're arriving with a free afternoon or a morning to spare and want to see Oslo's main sights without building an itinerary yourself—the coach, the walk, and the boat are timed to fit into one half-day loop.
Tromso: Aurora Hunt Campfire Tour & Pro Photos PickupYou’ll chase the northern lights from Tromso with a local guide who knows where to find clear skies—even if it means crossing into Finland. Warm up by a campfire with hot chocolate, Arctic soup and roasted marshmallows while listening to northern stories. Professional photos under the aurora are included—plus that quiet thrill when the sky finally dances overhead.
Tromsø Northern Lights: Minibus Chase & Warm DinnerYou drive into the Arctic night with a local guide who reads weather and light in real time, stop at remote spots to hunt for the aurora, warm up around a campfire with homemade soup and hot drinks, and have your guide photograph the lights and you throughout the evening. Free social media photos are included; you leave with the pictures and the memory of an actual Arctic night, not a tour bus experience.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hunt for the Northern Lights with someone who actually reads the Arctic instead of following a fixed route, and if you'd rather spend the night in a small group around a campfire than on a tour bus — the flexibility is what makes finding good conditions possible.
Alesund food walk tour: 3 hours, 5 tastingsYou walk through Alesund's Art Nouveau streets for three hours, stopping at five different spots to taste bacalao, local sausage, clipfish pizza, and a traditional cake, with coffee included. The guide shares stories about the town and positions you at Brosundet for the best photographs. Everything is paid for upfront — no menu choices, no surprises at the register.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to taste local food without deciding what to order, and who have three hours to walk and eat at a steady pace. The fixed menu means no choices, which is what keeps the timing tight and the guide's stories flowing.
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.
Lofoten: Sea Eagle Safari to Trollfjorden by RIB BoatYou’ll zip across Lofoten’s waters from Svolvær to Trollfjorden on a RIB boat, bundled in thermal suits with your local guide leading the way. Watch sea eagles glide close overhead and feel that northern chill on your face as you float between steep fjord walls—a day that sticks with you long after you’re warm again.
