Norway · FJORD CRUISES
A fjord cruise can mean three hours under waterfalls at Mostraumen or a full day through the Nærøyfjord narrows. The 15 below say which quay each leaves from, how long you are actually on the water and what the seat costs.
3.5-hour Bergen fjord cruise to Mostraumen with Bryggen views, waterfall spray, powerful strait currents, and warm comfort onboard.
“Such a beautiful tour, incredible scenery and comfortable too.”
Silent electric fjord cruise from Stavanger to Pulpit Rock, Vagabond’s Cave, and Hengjanefossen, with warm decks and audio.
“The excursion was great, were akle to get up close to waterfalls, pulpit rock, see some goats. The bost was clean, and the boat ride was enjoyable.”
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.”
Small-group Tromsø winter fjord cruise with included fishing, thermal suits, Arctic wildlife spotting, and warm fish soup in 5 hours.
“We didn’t catch any fish, but the so.up was absolutely delicious! The guide shared lots of interesting information about the area, and Ken patiently taught us how to fish. Even without a big catch, the experience was truly charming and memorable. A peaceful and fun way to enjoy nature in Norway!”
Arctic fjords by bus to Sommarøy for a wild salmon beach picnic and an Arctic swim, guided in English and Spanish.
“We had a wonderful Argentinian woman,unfortunately I can’t remember her name. She was fantastic and funny. She had lots of knowledge about the fjords and Sommoroy island. The barbecue was delicious. We enjoyed the trip immensely.”
Small-group Mostraumen fjord cruise from Bergen, 3.5 hours on calm water through Osterfjord to dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.
“Absolutely stunning scenery throughout the cruise. It was cloudy and misty which added to the aura. The boat was comfortable and had free wifi, although was a bit patchy. One thing was that there was an opening on the floor of the boat to an underground area. This was meant to be closed, but remained open ( due to negligence) and we took the seat right next to this. We didn't notice the opening but luckily did not fall down. This could've been dangerous and could have injured us.”
A 3.5-hour bus tour from Geiranger’s pier to Dalsnibba, Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and the UNESCO fjord viewpoints with live English commentary.
“The Dalsnibba overlook point was the highlight of this trip. For that alone it’s worth going. You’re at almost 1500 m on the edge of the rock face precipice looking down the valley and out the fjord. It’s exhilarating. Our Tour guide, Keira, was outstanding. She was by far the best guide and narrator we had in three weeks traveling Europe. The Tour was done on a coach bus with 40 or so passengers. This is not a mini bus trip, It was well organized and we had a great driver as well. Our group was very punctual and always returned to the coach before the requested time. That makes…”
A 4-hour Tromsø Arctic fjord cruise on a quiet hybrid-electric catamaran, with underwater drone views and a fish farm stop.
“It was a great crew, and expirence. Lots of information, and beautiful landscape 😊4h long the rights amount of money”
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”
A 5-hour Arctic fjord roadtrip from Tromsø with photo stops, wildlife chances, and a warm picnic by the sea.
“we loved this roadtrip! it took us to islands surrounding Tromso we wouldn’t otherwise have seen, as we didn’t rent a car. we saw reindeer up close, beautiful fjords, frozen lakes, picked seashells on the beach and watched the sun rise above the mountains! lovely day well spent :)”
Warm Arctic fjord cruise from Tromsø on a sustainable catamaran. Spot sea eagles and seals, learn local history, and get photo tips.
“A really nice and warm boat, which made the trip very comfortable even in the Arctic weather. The views of the fjords around Tromsø were absolutely amazing. Stunning landscapes and unforgettable scenery. Highly recommended!”
A 2.5-hour fjord cruise from Stavanger through Lysefjord to see Pulpit Rock and the Whiskey Waterfall from close range.
“Beautiful scenery on this trip and you get really close to the waterfalls and sites which the larger boats cant do.”
Half-day cruise from Bergen to Modalen through Mostraumen tidal stream, with live English guide and homemade waffles to warm you up.
“Very good trip. Well run boat. Everyone did a great job!”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
