Norway · BOAT TOURS IN OSLO
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 boat tours in Oslo justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Oslo Fjord sightseeing cruise on a heated sailing ship. Pass the Opera House and Munch Museum, plus optional Bygdøy museum time.
“Very calming and very unique experience on the sailing boat. Kirsten (hopefully I’m writing it right 😅), was our guide, very helpful and friendly!”
Ride an electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo Fjordhage. Enjoy silent views, a panoramic deck, and multilingual audio via the Voice of Norway app.
“It was really nice experience to see the fjords!! Highly recommended!!”
Ride a 100% electric Oslofjord cruise from City Hall, pass top Oslo sights with audio guide, and optionally visit Bygdøy museums.
“It was indeed a very nice Cruise, I would highly recommend.”
3-hour Oslo Fjord evening cruise on a restored sailing ship with a fresh shrimp buffet, warm blankets, and sunset views.
“Was very good. The experience and the view was wonderful.”
A 2-hour guided Oslofjord cruise on a silent electric boat, passing key sights with expert narration, warm indoor comfort, and cafe treats.
“The view is great and there aren’t too many people on the boat which makes it for a relaxing experience. For the price point it could have been nice to have one complimentary drink for example, but all in all it was very good!”
A 2-hour silent electric Oslofjord cruise with English narration, panoramic windows, and views of Opera House, lighthouses, and museums.
“Nice easy activity. Recommend it as a recovery activity. Definitely check the weather though because if you get seasick easily the windy days can make it a bit rocky. Alisha did a fantastic job commentating the adventure.”
2-hour Oslo Fjord cruise from City Hall, on a traditional sailing ship with blankets, an English audio guide, and museum ferry value.
“The Fjord cruise was so fun and relaxing! It was 2 hours which was perfect to get a highlight of the islands! We had the option to purchase cocktails and were given blankets for the chilly morning cruise!”
Ride Oslo by bus to Holmenkollen, Vigeland Park, and polar museums, then end with an Oslofjord cruise for big views and value.
“Great way to see some key points of Oslo! Perfect for a rainy day as well!”
Oslo Combo Tour pairs coach highlights at Vigeland and Holmenkollen with Bygdøy ship museums and a 1.5-hour Oslo Fjord cruise.
“Our guide was Chris and he was wonderful! So knowledgeable and very patient with us. The tour was so interesting and engaging. Thank you for such a great time!”
50-minute Oslo Fjord mini cruise on a traditional wooden sailing ship. See Opera House and Akershus, with an app in 13 languages.
“The cruise around the fjord was very nice. There was a narration onboard of the places we passed by. The ship even had drinks and snacks you could purchase. We really enjoyed the 2hr cruise and would recommend it.”
3-hour Oslofjord dinner cruise from Akershusstranda with shrimp meal, blankets, and wide-open views on a wooden sailboat.
“Unforgettable Views, Disappointing "Seafood" Dinner Our recent cruise was truly an unforgettable experience, largely due to the absolutely stunning views we encountered throughout the journey. The scenery was breathtaking, and we captured some incredible photos that we'll cherish. However, the dining experience, particularly the highly anticipated seafood dinner, left us quite disappointed. We specifically chose this cruise with the expectation of a diverse seafood dinner, envisioning at least two or more different types of seafood. Unfortunately, what we received was essentially a "shrimp dinner." While the shrimp itself was fine, it was a significant letdown given our expectations and what...”
3-course dinner on Oslofjord aboard a 100% electric boat, with live music and sunset views of Oslo's Opera House and landmarks.
“Honestly a breath taking night, the food, the sunset, the staff! Could not recommend more!”
Sail the Oslofjord at dusk on a wooden ship, pass major landmarks, and eat a Norwegian shrimp buffet on deck and below.
“Wonderful cruise. It says it’s a shrimp snack but it’s dinner. Plenty of shrimp bread salad butter and aoli. Met lots a great people. Locals also doing the same.”
A 5.5-hour Oslo highlights mix of bus panoramas, Holmenkollen Ski Jump, Vigeland Sculpture Park, and an Oslofjord electric boat cruise.
“Guide was excellent - added humour to the tour and very informative”
Sail on a traditional wooden ship through the Oslo Fjord with live jazz and a shrimp buffet, plus warm blankets for comfort.
“Lucky to have great weather. Had a wonderful evening onboard. Drinks, shrimp buffet and a great entertaining jazz band. Good time had by all!”
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