Norway · AUDIO TOURS
The 5 audio tours worth a slot in a Norwegian itinerary, with what each costs, how long it runs and the town it leaves from.
Review of Oslo’s quiet electric fjord cruise, with island views, warm cabins, panoramic windows, and an optional multilingual audio guide.
“Lovely boat. Very comfortable. Full shop and bar on board. Lovely way to spend 90 minutes of your day.”
Review of Molde’s Atlantic Ocean Road and Varden bus tour, with fjord views, coastal stops, audio guide tips, price advice, and port details.
“The tour itself was really good. We enjoyed the drive to the Atlantic road and the scenery was beautiful. It was a self guided tour so no guide. We did enjoy it and would recommend it. The only problem was the Meeting point. We all went to the green flag but no one came to collect us and we had to find the bus on our own. Otherwise, it was a very good tour.”
Review of Geiranger’s 80-minute bus tour, with Flydalsjuvet, Eagle Bend, Seven Sisters views, multilingual audio, and cruise-friendly timing.
“I enjoyed it. Some great views and a tricky bus ride.”
Review of Molde and Atlantic Ocean Road audio tour, with scenic stops, practical pickup advice, audio app warnings, and value tips.
“We were sent a meeting place, and evidently it was changed, but we were not notified. Luckily, we left early and we were able to backtrack and catch the bus. Also, we were not told that the audio would be from an app from our phone and we did not have Earbuds with us nor was there Wi-Fi available on the bus. The driver was excellent and because of the confusion with many people, he tried to give us a little narrative on the way home. The scenery was very pretty.”
Explore Bergen’s landmarks, artists, sailors, and wartime past on a flexible 45 to 75 minute audio walk for $8.99.
“It was easy to understand the guide, follow along on the map, and go at my own pace. User friendly app”
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