Norway · FJORD CRUISES IN OSLO
Good fjord cruises in Oslo fill up weeks ahead in season; the great ones go first. Below: the 9 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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!!”
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!”
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!”
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!”
A fast Oslo highlights day with Vigeland Park, Holmenkollen views, and a quiet electric boat cruise on the Oslofjord.
“The land part of the tour was amazing and very informative…when we got on the boat for the cruise it was very disappointing. There was no narration so we had no idea what we were looking at. It was a silent cruise. Very disappointed.”
One-day Oslo to Bergen self-guided route with the Flåm Railway, Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord cruises, bus and train links.
“The views were awesome but our first train was delayed due to bad rail road conditions and it delayed everything else. I reached out to Easy Travel and they said we will miss the bus cause everything is booked so closely together. They said Read more”
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