Norway · HOP-ON HOP-OFF BUS TOURS
The 15 hop-on hop-off bus tours worth a slot in a Norwegian itinerary, with what each costs, how long it runs and the town it leaves from.
See Oslo’s top sights at your own pace with a 24 or 48-hour bus pass, audio guide, museum discounts, and frequent departures.
“Rainy day but we still had fun. Great way to get around the city. You hear a little informaiton during the bus ride and you easily get to great sights.”
See Oslo by electric open-top bus, with 24 or 48 hours to visit palaces, museums, parks, the harbor, and the MUNCH Museum.
“I would recommend your Hop-on,Hop off Sightseeing cruise to anyone. Would certainly use you again so make sure you reply to this so i have your contact details.I did not see everything in the time I had but what I did see was just great.I did not get such good results from some other providers whilst I was in Scandanavia.Wit h thanks,Rhoda”
Review of Geiranger’s hop-on hop-off bus, with fjord views, Flydalsjuvet, Westerås Farm, prices, stops, timing, and practical tips.
“The hair pin bends were really scary but the driver knew what he was doing and handled them with aplomb”
Explore Ålesund by hop-on hop-off bus, with Art Nouveau streets, Aksla views, aquarium access, audio guides, and flexible stops.
“We saw a huge variety of local area. I would do it again.”
Bergen’s hop-on hop-off bus links Bryggen, the aquarium, museums, and cruise terminals, with flexible tickets and useful audio commentary.
“Für 43 € bei GYG pro Person im Vorverkauf ziemlich teuer. Tour ist nicht lang. Tickets vom Schiff hätten 41 € pro Person gekostet!!!”
Oslo hop-on hop-off bus review covering stops, museums, cruise-port access, audio, weather, timing, price, and practical booking advice.
“Great way to see the city of Oslo Great shopping at the cruise terminal store too. The drivers were very nice and helpful”
See Ålesund by open-top bus, with eight stops, Fjellstua views, audio guides, coupons, and practical tips for cruise visitors.
“Overall was a great way to see and learn more about the city.”
Review Bergen’s hop-on hop-off bus, with Bryggen, Fish Market, audio guide, discounts, route advice, and honest value tips.
“It was such a good tour, perfect in information and length, only let down was the early finish, we missed the last bus!”
Explore Stavanger by open-top bus, with 12 stops, museum access nearby, fjord views, and flexible hop-on hop-off sightseeing.
“Je n'ai pas pu faire l'activité. Mon bateau MSC PRESCOZA a été détourné sur Hambourg en raison des vents violents dans la mer du Nord. Je n'ai pas pu annuler car nous n'avions pas de connexions internet et téléphone. serait-il possible de reporter nos billets à Hambourg le dimanche 5 octobre ?”
See Stavanger’s cathedral, museums, Old Town, and fjord views at your own pace with a 24-hour narrated hop-on hop-off bus pass.
“Ok but not that much to see the harbour is the best bit”
Review of Oslo’s hop-on hop-off shore excursion, with port access, museum stops, audio guide, timing, value, and practical booking advice.
“We love hop on hop off buses and feel it’s a great way to see lots of sites in a short amount of time. However, the one in Oslo really dropped the ball. I reached out to them first before posting a negative review - and was rejected any sort of refund. I have time stamped times photos - we waited for almost an hour for a bus to pick up… and ended up getting an uber to finish our day. Only rode to one stop. We tried calling (internationally) - messaging and never got through. When we finally did get to a spot to go woo to a person…”
Review of Haugesund’s 1-day hop-on hop-off bus, with stops at City Hall, Haraldshaugen, Dokken, audio guide, price, and practical tips.
“So easy to hop on and hop off where we wanted, very happy with our day”
Bergen's hop-on hop-off bus links Bryggen, Fløyen, the aquarium, and cruise terminals, but limited buses and unclear stops can test your patience.
“We were told that with our mobile vouchers, we had to go to the cruise terminal in order to exchange our voucher for the entry ticket. It was a long walk to go to the terminal and afterwards the driver said we could have boarded at any stop 🥴. There was no signage for any of the City Sightseeing bus stops. How is one supposed to know where to wait for the bus?? Finally, the audio tapes were not totally in sync with the bus’ location. Sometimes the guide pointed out a monument or building and we could not see it. Also, sometimes the tape just stopped in mid sentence.”
Review of Haugesund’s hop-on hop-off bus, with cruise-day timing, Viking sites, museums, price value, stops, and practical tips.
“There was no guide top tell people about the area, they set off before everyone on the top deck made a decision to depart leaving an older gentleman with walking cane to be jolted back into his seat. the bus did get from A to B and they were polite”
See Ålesund’s viewpoints, museums, church, and aquarium by hop-on hop-off bus, with audio commentary and a low $12 price.
“I would have rated this a 5, but there were 70+ people waiting to board from 3 cruise ships in town and it was a long wait in the wind. Once we boarded, the ride was comfortable and very informative. The windows were clean and the audio clear. The driver and onboarding manager were very friendly.”
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