Norway · FJORD CRUISES IN OSLO
Norway gives you fewer clear days than you planned for. These 13 fjord cruises in Oslo are the ones that repay one, priced and timed so the choice takes minutes.
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.”
Cruise Oslofjord aboard a restored wooden ship, feast on fresh peel-and-eat shrimp, and watch Oslo glow across islands and bays.
“There was no light on the upper deck. We ate shrimps in the dark?! It was not comfortable.”
Review of Oslo's quiet electric fjord cruise, with scenic stops, warm cabins, live guiding, onboard snacks, and practical booking advice.
“Great guiding from Suzy during the whole trip, she walked us thru the history of the fjords and the surroundings”
See Oslo’s islands, inlets, Opera House, and wooded shores on a relaxed two-hour sailing ship cruise with blankets and onboard commentary.
“The boat left from a very convenient area for my cruise ship. It wasn’t too far of a walk. The people on the boat were very nice information with nice sites.”
See Oslo in one day with Holmenkollen, Vigeland Park, polar museums, and a scenic Oslofjord cruise, plus a local English-speaking guide.
“Absolutely brilliant day. Our “young at heart” guide absolutely made the tour! It is Oslo in a day and you get to see lots to give you an idea of maybe going back to visit again - absolutely loved it and would definitely recommend.”
Explore Oslo by coach, visit Vigeland Park and polar museums, then cruise the Oslo Fjord in this full-day city overview.
“Excellent tour with very knowledgeable guide. Interesting and instructive. Lots of history and art. We really enjoyed it!”
Review of Oslo’s 50-minute wooden sailing ship cruise, with fjord views, city landmarks, onboard bar, audio guide, and practical tips.
“Great little mini cruise if you haven’t got much time. Well worth a booking. The boat itself is lovely and traditional. You can buy drinks on board and there are toilets.”
Review the Oslo Fjord evening cruise, with a wooden sailboat, sunset views, Norwegian shrimp buffet, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“Loved the trip around the fjord and the shrimp was excellent. I wish they would have told us a bit more about the areas but overall very relaxing and fun”
Review of Oslo’s 3-hour jazz fjord cruise with wooden sailing ship, shrimp buffet, live music, sunset views, and practical booking tips.
“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!!!”
See Oslo’s sculpture park, Holmenkollen Ski Jump, city landmarks, and Oslofjord by electric boat in one practical half-day tour.
“Great itinerary but even a better guide (didn’t catch his name but he was a retired teacher with Welsh origins); he was thoughtful, thought provoking, articulate and organized.”
Review of Oslo’s quiet electric fjord dinner cruise, with Nordic food, live music, city views, practical tips, price, and honest drawbacks.
“Wonderful boat and scenery for the dinner cruise. Staff very attentive to our dietary requirements. The only thing is cruise was 2hr 10min not 3 hours but absolutely fabulous 5 stars for the time it was on the water.”
Ride Norway’s Bergen and Flåm railways, cruise Aurlandsfjord and Nærøyfjord, and reach Bergen from Oslo in one scenic day.
“Falm Railway and the cruise and stop at the station of springs it was just a fun for all the family one must visit this”
Paddle Oslo’s harbor past Akershus Fortress and the Opera House on a beginner-friendly kayak tour with gear, guides, and family access.
“Great guide. Wonderful views and experience. Was my first time kayaking, and it was no problem.”
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