Norway · KRISTIANSAND TOURS
The 6 best kristiansand 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.
Speedboat thrills and guided archipelago sightseeing from Kristiansand, with photo stops, safety gear, and local stories in under an hour.
“Guide was very knowledgeable and friendly and carried out safety checks”
Kayak the Otra River from Kristiansand on an easy, calm 3-hour adventure with wildlife, fjord-style views, and a possible water-only cave stop.
“We had a wonderful day kayaking with Hakeem! It was an easy walk to/from the cruise ship and we got back in plenty of time to still walk around town.”
2-hour guided walk in Kristiansand, from Fiskebrygga and the coast to Posebyen, Christiansholm Fortress, and the cathedral.
“We hebben een leuke wandeling door een deel van Kristansand gehad. De gids heeft ons veel verteld en was vriendelijk. Om dat wij maar met 2 personen de tour deden waren we al redelijk snel klaar, 11 uur bij de toeristinformatie in het centrum. Daarna hebben wij ons eigen plan getrokken. De weg is goed te vinden mbv Googlemaps.”
Guided bus from Kristiansand to Viltgården moose park for feeding, possible petting, and a Norwegian waffle and coffee.
“Exceptional experience. Friendly and informative guide to the site. Comfortable and safe ride. Presentation at the Viltgården was fascinating, and the real passion and enthusiasm for the animals was so very visible in every word. Great to get up close to the majestic king of the Norwegian forest.”
Paddle Kristiansand’s harbor and around Odderøya on a double sea kayak, learn technique, spot Kilden and the fish market.
“The equipment was good and the guide allowed us to go at our on pace”
Kristiansand highlights tour with museum ticket: open-air history, Søgne wooden streets, domkirke, fortress views, fish market and Kilden.
“We loved our guide. Urvi was absolutely full of information and had a wonderful sense of humor! We learned so much from her about Norwegian culture and history and the outdoor museum was pretty cool. Overall a great experience that we couldn’t have gotten any other way, so although it’s pricey, it was worth it. Only negative was no food! It said no food but we hadn’t brought any, either, and maybe an option to buy something would improve the experience. To be clear, our guide gave us a chance at a grocery but we didn’t find much there. Tip: bring some snacks and have a great time!!!”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
