Norway · 1-DAY TOURS
The 7 best 1-day tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and the season it depends on. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Hop-on hop-off bus in Ålesund with 7-language audio, aquarium and viewpoints, plus 10% discounts. Cruise-day friendly and flexible.
“Casper was a great guide. Showed us the sights and his narration was very informative. My wife uses a wheelchair. Casper was great help assisting her on the van and stowing the chair. Would completely recommend the golden circle tour.”
A full day from Tromsø to Senja and Kvaløya by van and ferry, with wildlife spotting, photo stops, and a homemade Arctic picnic lunch.
“I joined the Senja Discovery tour with Philip as our guide, and it was absolutely worth it. He’s incredibly kind, proactive, and full of knowledge about the local culture and geography. Senja itself is stunning, and we were lucky to have great weather that day. The biggest surprise was the lunch Philip prepared: hot soup and dessert, which made the experience even more special. Highly recommended!”
Hop-on Hop-off bus in Haugesund, Norway. Unlimited 24-hour rides, narrated audio in 7 languages, key sights in about 40 minutes.
“Makkelijke manier om in korte tijd Haugesund te zien.”
Full-day Senja photography day trip from Tromsø with Chinese guide, pro photographer, fjords, Devil’s Tooth, and ferry ride back.
Self-guided Oslo to Bergen day trip with Flåm Railway, fjord cruise in Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, bus to Voss, and scenic rail.
“The Flam Train journey is the most memorable part. Another best part is the fjord cruise. The most beautiful journey during our 1 week holiday in Norway.”
A self-guided 16-hour Bergen to Oslo day trip with fjord cruises, bus scenery via Stalheimskleiva, and the Flåm Railway.
“This package included a fantastic itinerary of Norway fjords and trains. The scenery is stunning. The weather on our trip day, however, was rainy and cloudy, so just consider that you might not see the sights in the same way as in the advertised photos! No fault of the company.”
Hike Åselidalen, Bodø’s Hidden Valley, with a guide and round-trip transport. Up to 15 people, English support, 7 hours.
“Our guide was Ingrid, a very nice girl, who, let me mention, walked the whole way barefoot! She also told us interesting facts about the dry pine tree and showed us the difference between real and fake blueberries The place, the lakes, the small waterfall, everything is beautiful, and we were lucky that it was a sunny day, so we even took a bath in one of the lakes. The water temperature was just right for refreshment, but not too cold. I recommend this trip to everyone”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
