Norway · FJORD CRUISES IN OSLO
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 fjord cruises in Oslo justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to planning.
Cruise Oslo Fjord on a heated traditional sailing ship with a 13-language app, great photos, and a hop-off option at Bygdøy museums.
“The ship was very Nice and also de crew. The stop near de Folk Museum facilitates a visit.”
Electric Oslofjord cruise with Voice of Norway audio in 6 languages, 90 minutes, big windows and Wi-Fi, departing near the Opera House for $44.
“Good and affordable way to see the city from a different perspective. Big windows and the audio guide, although cumbersome, was decent enough.”
Oslofjord evening cruise on a restored wooden sailing ship with a 3-hour shrimp buffet. Sunset views, warm blankets, bar drinks.
“Even with the bad weather it was still a great time with plenty of shrimp”
Silent electric Oslofjord cruise from Aker Brygge with a live English guide. Close sights like Akershus and Opera, warm decks, pastries.
“Great relaxing trip out seeing a different side to Oslo, informative & easy to find”
Relax on a traditional sailing ship for a 2-hour Oslo Fjord cruise past islands and the Opera House, with blankets and English audio.
“Beautiful day on the water to tour the city. Great way to start the trip. Definitely recommend including it on your vacation exploration.”
One long, well-paced Oslo day by air-conditioned coach, ending with a fjord cruise, plus Holmenkollen, Vigeland, and top polar museums.
“Great, the tour guide Elena was very knowledgeable, learned the History of Norway, Norwegian culture and more…”
Coach sights, sculpture park, polar ship museums, and an Oslo Fjord cruise in one 7.5-hour guided day for first-time Oslo views.
“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!”
A 50-minute guided sail on a traditional wooden ship around Oslo Fjord sights, with warm blankets, an easy app guide in 13 languages, and a bar.
“Weather was good at 22C, and not much wind. Trip around the harbor was delightful. Sound system could be louder to hear it properly on upper deck. Crew was friendly, and the cute deck-hand was gorgeous with her long blonde hair, she is great for the job!”
Sail the Oslofjord on a 3-hour seafood dinner cruise from Akershusstranda, with shrimp, fjord views, blankets, and an audio guide.
“The crew was more than helpful and polite!!! The food was extremely fresh and plenty!!! You could eat as much as you wanted from the buffet and the crew was there to offer the best service❣️”
Evening Oslofjord cruise on a wooden sailing ship with a Norwegian shrimp buffet, plus classic views of the Opera House and Akershus.
“Clear, warm, calm evening made all the difference. Check weather before you book and turn up early on evening to board and get a good table on deck.”
Sail the Oslo Fjord on a traditional ship with live jazz, sunset views, and a shrimp buffet. 3 hours from City Hall.
“Bella esperienza, navigare in mezzo ai fiordi mangiando gamberetti veramente squisiti, con poi un orchestra jazz che suona vicino a te. Cosa holere di più. Bravi!!!”
Half-day Oslo highlights plus an electric Oslofjord boat ride, with Vigeland Park and Holmenkollen stops for fast scenic value.
“We loved the Stone park, what an excellent sculptures. Tour guide did a brilliant job of explaining history. Family enjoyed it as much I did.”
Hybrid-electric Oslo fjord dinner cruise with 3-course Nordic buffet, live music, panoramic windows, and calm views past the Opera House.
“Nice, leisurely cruise in the fjord. Small crowd, pleasant staff, good food. A nice way to spend an evening. Limited commentary, but staff was happy to answer questions.”
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.”
Short guided sea kayaking in central Oslo from Tjuvholmen, past Akershus Fortress and the Oslo Opera House. Gear, guide, and fun included.
“Great guide. Wonderful views and experience. Was my first time kayaking, and it was no problem.”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
