Norway Tours, Tickets, & Excursions

Choose your own adventure on a self-guided tour of Norway, from Oslo to Bergen. All transportation is included for your excursion through some of the country's most beautiful alpine scenery. Scenic rail journeys on the Flåm Railway and Bergen Railway, as well as a cruise through the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord.

Experience Norway’s natural wonders on this shore excursion from Geiranger. After a scenic drive through the mountains, hop out for a photo on the dramatic cliff-edge of Flydalsjuvet. Continue to the 4,900-foot (1,500-meter) peak of Mount Dalsnibba, where, after winding along the hairpin bends, you’re rewarded with panoramic views over Geiranger and the UNESCO-listed Geirangerfjord, before descending to the glittering Lake Djupvatn.

Experience Norway, and see its picture-perfect Scandinavian scenery on an all-day tour. This day trip takes you from Oslo all around Norway’s must-see sights, countryside, villages, valleys, and UNESCO-protected fjords, and back to Bergen or Oslo. With a relaxing train ride through Flåmsdalen, a boat cruise down the Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, and a bus ride through Nærøydalen, this tour gives you picturesque views of fields, mountains, and waterfalls. 

Ride the famous Flam railway and soak up the scenery en-route to the Norwegian capital! This full-day self-guided transfer takes you one-way from Bergen to Oslo on the most spectacular route available. Tackle the steep hairpin bends of Stalheimskleiva by bus (May-September only), cruise by ferry across the UNESCO-protected Nærøyfjorden, then climb through the mountains and look out over the Aurlandsfjord on the Flam Railway, before continuing by train to Oslo.

Western Norway’s Pulpit Rock is a towering cliff-plateau directly suspended over the Lysefjorden. Hikers flock here to dangle over the precipice and photograph the meandering blue fjord. This guided hike leaves from Stavanger brings you safely to the edge of the rock to take in the view. You have time at the top to take pictures, relax, and eat lunch or a snack.

Discover one of Norway's stunning glaciers on this 4-hour shore excursion from Olden. After a scenic drive through the valley, set off on a 1-hour hike, passing a startling panorama of mountains and waterfalls. At the top, be rewarded with spectacular views of the Briksdal Glacier, an arm of the vast Jostedal Glacier, and end your hike overlooking the glacier lake.

Travel through the Oslo fjord's islands on foot during this half-day nature walk. Travel on local ferries and explore local villages, sea cliffs, historic sites, and forests on three different islands. Stop for a picnic on a hidden beach (bring your own lunch or purchase along the way); be sure to bring a swimsuit and towel.

The Vidden Trail is one of Bergen’s most rewarding day hikes, a mountaintop trail that runs from peak to peak, between Mt Ulriken and Mt Floyen. On this tour, ride the cable car (own expense) to the top of Mt Ulriken and set out on a guided half-day hike along the famous trail. Along the way, admire spectacular views over the mountains and fjords around Bergen, and stop to enjoy a picnic lunch (bring your own) on the mountaintop.

Pedal a scenic path along the Akerselva River on a 3-hour bike tour of Oslo with a small group and local guide. Discover the city’s landmarks and hidden gems as you wind from the elegant opera house to a vibrant, creative neighborhood full of public art. Enjoy time to browse the stalls at a thriving fresh food market, and see the waterfalls at the heart of the city. Get insider recommendations on the best places to eat, drink and visit in the city while exploring Oslo as the locals do.

The fjord adventure would be incomplete without a guided trip to Kjerag bolt. The five cubic meter glacial deposit is mysteriously suspended between two rocks, with the location being a world of its own. It inspires to humbleness and gratitude for having been allowed the privilege to experience nature in its utmost purity, from the top of the world. Standing on the boulder itself is not for the faint of heart and visitors to Kjerag should be reminded that what this place has to offer is more than just an impressive boulder. Chances are you will be in awe of nature’s unmistakable beauty the entire trip, culminating with the breathtaking vistas over the Lysefjord. BASE jumpers challenge their limits on a regular basis from this majestic location and visitors may get the chance to see the “flying” daredevils in action.

Explore Norway's southwestern coastal city, Bergen, from the comfort of a stand-up Segway. Roll through town taking in the city's top sights, including the historic harbor, cobbled alleys, and wooden structures of its UNESCO-listed Bryggen district and Torget Fish Market, where you find everything from cod tongues to caviar. Your English-speaking guide leads you toward some of the best city views, and gives you a bit of Bergen background as you zip up and down hills on this exciting day tour.

Get a taste of local life as you journey through Norway’s UNESCO-listed fjords on this 3.5-hour shore excursion to Herdal Farm. Disembark your cruise ship in Geiranger and set out on an exhilarating drive through the mountains. Tackle the steep inclines and hairpin bends of the Eagle Road, and admire spectacular views of the Geirangerfjord, Seven Sisters Waterfall and Eidsdal Lake along the way. Finally, arrive at Herdal Farm, where you can see the cows, goats and fjord horses and sample the owners' delicious homemade cheese.

Skip the run-of-the-mill guided tours and see a side to Trondheim that is missed by most visitors. This small-group tour ensures you see the city's highlights but also takes you off the beaten path to explore hidden gems.

Experiencing the midnight sun is a must-do if visiting Scandinavia in the summer. Make the most of this inspiring experience by taking it in aboard a catamaran cruising through the fjords of Tromsø. Enjoy complimentary snacks and hot drinks (alcoholic beverages available for purchase) while soaking up the views from the boat's deck or heated indoor saloon. Stay warm in provided safety suits and get insights into the surrounding nature from your guide.

Explore the Lysefjord landscape in a rigid inflatable boat (RIB) on this tour from Stavanger. Zoom out into the harbor, then head for the outlying fjords, where you will pass close to the rock formations and other striking Norwegian scenery. Listen to your crew's commentary on the flora and fauna in the area while you travel. Extra-warm marine suits and dry bags will be provided to keep you and your belongings safe and dry.

Tromsø is famously known for its beautiful nature, thriving marine life and beautiful fjords that are located around the main island. What not everyone knows, however is how much history and points of interest that are located in these incredible areas. Vikings and Sami people have been living here for more than 10,000 years, and throughout history the sea has been the main natural resource where societies and villages have been built around the area during this time. This tour offers the perfect combination between a thrilling experience at sea, and a short history lesson alongside the opportunity to spot wildlife such as seabirds, eagles, and sometimes seals or porpoises (small whales in the size of a dolphin). We don’t always see the mammals inside the fjords where this tour navigates, but the stunning nature and fast paced experience is a really appreciated experience with excellent feedback from our guests.

Experience one of Norway’s most memorable road trips on this 3-hour shore excursion from Åndalsnes. Marvel at the looming cliffs of the Trollveggen (Troll Wall) and the towering peak of Romsdalshorn, and then twist and turn up the hair-raisingly steep Trollstigen (Troll Road). After tackling 11 thrilling hairpin bends, arrive at the top and grab your camera to capture the astonishing views. As you look out over the mist-shrouded peaks and rugged valleys, spot the legendary mountains of the King, the Queen and the Bishop.

Discover the tranquil waters of Oslo Fjord on a sightseeing cruise. As you ride around the water, listen to commentary from an onboard guide to learn about Oslo and the nature and countryside that surrounds it. Cruises depart at several different times during the day.

Get up close to Norway’s sea eagle and experience the spectacular beauty of Trollfjorden on a 2-hour RIB (Rigid-hulled inflatable boat) safari from Svolvær. With no low ceiling or fogged up windows to contend with, you're able to take unobstructed photos of the expansive flora and fast-moving fauna. Thermal suits and mittens are provided, so you stay nice and cozy for the duration of the tour.

Enjoy the beautiful evening light that may only be experienced in places above the Arctic Circle! Join us on a three-hours Rib-boat photo safari to the islands of Gåsvær, Musvær, and Risøya with possibility to see Eagles, Cormorants, Seals and/or Puffins, beautiful scenery…and the amazing Midnight Sun! We pick you up 10 pm outside Radisson Blu Hotel and walk you 100 mts to our office where we give you warm flotation suits, boots, mittens, googles and life jackets. Then we board our Rib-boats for a fast and slow adventure: fast and exciting when we navigate from A to B. Slow and nice when we find beautiful motives to take pictures of. We will navigate towards Gåsvær, Musvær and Risøya islands. This is a scenic navigation with possibility to See Eagles, Cormorants, Puffins, Seals, and/or Harbor Porpoises.

Explore the forests and fjords of Oslo on this half-day nature walk that gets you out of the bustling city. Take in the quietude of the forest while hiking between viewpoints, stopping at Holmenkollen ski jump and the Frognerseteren historic landmark. Recommended for those who are physically fit, this tour also has time for a swim, so bring a swimsuit and towel.

Witness nature’s most dramatic lightshow in a spectacular natural setting on this Northern Lights tour from Svolvær. Explore the remote Lofoten archipelago after-dark and head to secret lookout points to enjoy the best views of the Aurora borealis. Stop along the way at the village of Kabelvåg to warm up with hot drinks and cake at a typical Norwegian pub.

Geiranger - is the most popular port in the region of Norwegian fjords. In days with cruise ship's season, it might be quite crowded there. All attractive places are occupated with a thousand of tourists. However, I know how to avoid crowds and make this traveling comfortable for my guests. In our tour, we will visit the most popular highlights as visited by Norwegian King Harald and Queen Sonja. Perhaps you will be impressed to find out how royalty from different countries and generations have been traveled to Geiranger from the 18th century to nowadays. You will enjoy the scenic breathtaking view, and a reserved table in a high mountain restaurant will wait for our visit.

Experience unbeatable morning views from Preikestolen on a 10-hour group tour from Stavanger. After hotel pickup and a relaxing ferry ride, follow your guide on a 2- to 3-hour hike to Pulpit Rock. Traversing easy to moderate terrain, the trek is suitable for both amateur and seasoned hikers alike. Once at the top, enjoy ample free time to take photos, explore, and rest.