Norway · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 13 self-guided tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to planning.
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.”
3.5-hour bus tour from Molde cruise pier to the Atlantic Ocean Road, Hustadvika Coast, Jarlsberg sights, and Varden viewpoint.
“Tour,bus and driver were excellent once we managed to get on board.I received a message saying meet at the green flag,which we did 30 mins before the tour started,but we did not see a member of staff until another passenger found the coach down at the end of the road.Luckily for us that passenger came back to the green meeting point flag to tell us where the coach was.Where was the guide to tell us this information????”
Air-conditioned bus tour of Geiranger in 80 minutes with multilingual audio and photo stops at Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, and Seven Sisters.
“The driver was very helpfull with the foldable wheelchair.”
A self-guided full day rail and fjord loop from Bergen to Voss, Gudvangen, Flåm, and back, with premium fjord cruise and Flåm Railway.
“The trip is perfectly organised, It was a shame to find out ,thanks to other travellers, that the price on this app is nearly double the price on www.fjordtours.com for the exact same activity! My fault not doing a proper research.”
3-hour Ålesund islands audio tour with Godøya viewpoints, Alnes Lighthouse cafe stop, and Aksla panorama, with transport.
“De rit met de kleine touringbus was geweldig en we hebben een heerlijk genoten van de stops. De chauffeur was goed en hielp ook daar waar nodig. 's avonds op het schip zagen we de bezochte vuurtoren ook nog staan. Uitzichtpunt Alska was fantastisch.”
Bergen’s Troll Museum brings Norwegian trolls to life with AR, touch screens, and a 10-language audio guide. Plan for hands-on fun.
“The museum was very interesting. Well presented and fun”
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.”
Self-guided 22-hour Oslo to Sognefjord loop with Bergen Railway, Flåm Railway, UNESCO fjord cruises, and a possible night train cabin.
“At first I was worried about to catch the trains or buses but it was very easy, just follow the crowd. It was a great journey. Thank you Viator.”
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.”
Coast downhill from Djupvatnet Lake through Geiranger Fjord road views, with safety talk, included bike gear, and big photo moments at Flydalsjuvet.
“It's not really mountain biking as you drive down from the pass on the main road with all the camping vans and big tour busses. So you have to be careful and stop all the time as the road is very busy during the peak season. Unfortunately there is no dedicated mountain bike trail.”
Self-guided Hurtigruten port cities in Norway with GPS audio for Ålesund, Trondheim, Tromsø and more, in English or German, valid 365 days.
“alleine alles im eigenen Tempo erkunden ist toll. wichtige und ausführliche Infos. Danke. toll wäre auch Stavanger.”
Bergen to Oslo by Sognefjord expressboat and Flåm Railway rail, then on to Oslo by train. Self-guided, flexible, fjord views all day.
“Well coordinated event, we enjoyed the entire part of the trip. The guidance given was easy to follow and the trip was well worth it. One of the times was off but we figured it out. Best way to see Norway.”
Discover Oslo with an English self-guided audio walk. Follow a GPS map from Akershus Fortress to museums like Fram and Kon-Tiki for $15.29.
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
