Norway · AUDIO TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 audio tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Electric Oslofjord cruise from Oslo Fjordhage with quiet views and a 6-language Voice of Norway audio app, 1.5 hours.
“Really good Please can you provide refund for mis understanding regarding tour from Flam rather than Skoljden.”
Cruise-day bus tour from Molde with GuideToGo audio, Atlantic Ocean Road bridges, Hustadvika coast, Jarlsberg, gas field, and Varden views.
“the whole trip was excellent. very well managed by the staff. the scenery was superb”
80 minutes of Geirangerfjord viewpoints by air-conditioned bus, with photo stops at Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend plus 8-language audio guide.
“If you are looking to do the highlights of Geiranger from the comfort of a bus in less than an hour and a half this is the tour for you. Most of it is a 'drive by' but we were able to get out at two beautiful views -- Eagle Bend and Flydalsjuvet. Seven Sisters Waterfall was not a stop (as noted in the description of the tour as a photo stop) and more of a drive by. The coach was nice and the driver was excellent. The guide was good, but seemed like he was reading off of a script, and not super engaging like some of the tours…”
3-hour audio-guided tour from Ålesund to Godøya and Aksla viewpoints, plus Alnes fishing island and Alnes Fyr lighthouse cafe.
“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 folklore to life with AR, holographic effects, and an audio guide in 10 languages. Great value.
“Excellent experience in the Troll Museum. So much information definitely worth the money. We got there 1hr-1hr30 before it closed and we didn’t feel like we had enough time- especially for the games room. Great experience for adults and kids!! Highly recommend!”
Molde to the Atlantic Ocean Road by English audio app, with fjord sights, marble caves, sand dunes, and an 8-bridge sea drive.
“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 Norway’s Hurtigruten coastal cities with a GPS smartphone audio guide in English or German, play stops on demand, and go at your pace.
“alA good idea to get the feel of the town. Brief history and information. At times didn't cover some major attractions.”
Walk Bergen’s landmarks with an English audio guide, offline maps, and statue stops from King Olav Kyrre to Ludvig Holberg, in under 2 hours.
“It was easy to understand the guide, follow along on the map, and go at my own pace. User friendly app”
A 30-minute self-guided audio walk in Tromsø with offline audio, key Arctic landmarks, and flexible pacing along central and seaside streets.
“The guide was informative however as with previous comments it is a very short walking tour and took 20 mins at most with stops for photos”
Walk Trondheim’s Inner Circle on a 1 to 1.5 hour self-guided audio tour, with offline audio and lifetime access for $7.99.
“My wife and I downloaded the app the day before our tour of Trondheim. The download of the app and the audio was straight forward. On the day of our audio tour we followed the instructions to the starting point, but they were setting up for a festival and we couldn’t get close. The directions kept saying that we were 4 meters away. But because the entire area was fenced off we couldn’t get any closer. It was very frustrating to be that close and not be able to start the audio. Finally my wife found a prompt that read “force start " and when she did the audio started.…”
A short, self-guided audio walk through central Oslo, with Aker Brygge, the Nobel Peace Center, the Royal Palace park, Karl Johan, and Østbanehallen.
“The best part was turning of your completely out of date information and just walking and reading the signs. Waste of time and money.”
Walk Oslo’s Akerselva by self-guided audio. Follow street art, bridges, and a waterfall for 1.8 miles, at your pace.
“We ordered six audio recordings of the Akerselva River and successfully downloaded them before our trip. However, our experience quickly turned frustrating when we couldn't find the Akerselva River path for the audio tour. Despite walking arRead more”
Stavanger’s GPS audio walk hits Gamle Stavanger, Fargegaten, and the Petroleum Museum area with guided stops for a low cost.
“Fantastic smartphone audio, easy to download and informatve when in Stavanger. Excellent self-aufio guide, easy to use with location settings on. Good information.”
Self-guided English audio walk through Stavanger with a GPS map, five major stops, and flexible pacing from Vågen to the oil museum.
“Could not access your as it gave us a tour of Florence, Italy instead. Waste of money and no reply when contacting the chat facility. Has put me off of using Viator in the future. Very disappointed.”
A self-guided Oslo scavenger hunt with GPS audio and riddles through major landmarks, built for flexible timing and great value.
“I really enjoyed the riddles and solved each one of them which was so fun. Great way around Oslo and got to see beautiful monuments”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
