Norway · GUIDED
The 15 best guided tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Go reindeer sledding with a Sami guide near Tromsø, feed 300 reindeer, warm up in a lavvu, and hear joik by the fire.
“Amazing activity, Sami storytelling was really informative and the reindeers are cute.”
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.”
Silent electric fjord cruise from Aker Brygge, guided in English. Pass Akershus, Opera, Dyna Fyr, islands, plus warm indoor decks.
“Everything was great! We saw some really interesting spots during our cruise around the fjord. Our amazing guide Suzi commented on everything and was incredibly nice, positive, and energetic. We can highly recommend this experience! 🤩”
A 2-hour small-group Bergen walk blending Bergenhus fortress history, UNESCO Bryggen trade stories, and local everyday life tips.
“A very interesting tour. A two-hour walk around interesting places in Bergen, with a nice guide speaking excellent English. Reccomendations for interesting attractions, museums, places to eat. Good way to start your visit in Bergen.”
Half-day Bergen fjord cruise to Modalen via Bryggen and Mostraumen tidal stream, with an English guide and homemade waffles onboard.
“We had a wonderful time on our cruise yesterday. The views were absolutely breathtaking, and we enjoyed every minute. The cabin inside was a great place to warm up after the wind and rain on the deck became too much, but we still spent most of our time on deck. Wear plenty of layers and head/face covering if wind and rain is forecast to fully enjoy the views up top!”
Full-day Bergen tour with Tvindefossen, Stegastein, and a battery-powered cruise on UNESCO Nærøyfjorden to Flåm.
“This was a lovely day trip and Bjarte was the best driver/guide! We got really lucky with the fall sunny weather so he was able to take us to some additional viewpoints and it was gorgeous!”
Guided central Oslo walking tour with local stories, Opera House, City Hall, fjord views, Parliament and the Royal Palace in 2 hours.
“Enjoyed our tour with Suzanna very much. She was informative and gave us great recommendations. Thank you! 🇨🇦”
From Eidfjord, ride through Hardangervidda to Vøringfossen, then Sysen Dam and Måbø Valley. Guided bus tour with easy walk.
“Sabrina was a most excellent guide. She was very informative throughout the entire tour. She gave sufficient time to see and experience. She also took lots of great pictures on our phones and cameras. We saw a lot and totally worth the money.”
Silent electric boat cruise on Oslofjord with panoramic windows, English narration, and landmark stops from Akershus to Bygdøy museums.
“Loved every second of this 2-hour guided tour. The staff were super friendly and knowledgable, the scenery was stunning and was a relaxing experience throughout. A must for any Oslo trip!”
Get sprayed by Geirangerfjord waterfalls on a 75-minute guided RIB tour with English guides and life jackets, hitting De Syv Søstre.
“The Bonseye hut was easy to locate and the staff were helpful in providing important instructions, finding the right size of the dry suit and putting on the life jacket. The tour alternated between rapidly speeding between and slowly floating (rotating 360 degrees) at the points of interest.”
Guided husky snowshoe hike from Tromsø, with a visit to a husky camp, 200 dogs, and homemade chocolate cake, in 5 hours.
“Even though an arctic storm came through, this adventure was unique and created a lasting memories. The guides are fantastic, the facility was great, the gear will keep you warm. The dogs are friendly and exciting to be around. Spending time with the dogs is heart warming for any animal lover.”
Half-day Tromsø husky sledding with a guided ride, puppy cuddles, and a warm lunch of bidos reindeer stew around a wood fire.
“We had such a fantastic time with the husky guided dog sledding! The staff were incredibly kind and patient, answering all of our daughter's questions with enthusiasm. Each moment spent with the dogs was joyful, and the nearly hour-long sledding experience felt like a real adventure. Highly recommended!”
Half-day guided trip from Flåm: Stegastein viewpoint, Borgund Stave Church, Lærdalsøyri, Snowy Road, and the Lærdal Tunnel.
“The tour was well managed by Salome who explained about the trip perfectly. We had plenty of time in each of the stops. The viewpoint was stunning. The snowy road part was amazing and we walked to a snowy area with a lovely lake and waterfall. Then we visited a pretty town with old wooded houses. Then returned after a visit to an old stave church. Great trip. I recommend the trip and especially the guide Salome.”
A full Bergen day by bus and battery boat: Nærøyfjord UNESCO cruise, Tvindefossen waterfall, Stegastein viewpoint, and Flåm free time.
“The guide was very informative while being entertaining and Norway has got to be one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Wow is all you can say. The only negative point to say is nothing you can do. The weather was not amazing with the hard rain while in line to board the ship. The drizzling throughout the day was fine and expected. Other than that 20 minutes of downpour, amazing activity that I would recommend to everyone. So, I advise anyone who comes to ensure you have an umbrella and proper shoes.”
A guided cross-country ski course in Tromsø with gear, technique coaching, cozy snacks, and big Arctic views near fjords and frozen lakes.
“Fantastic experience. Our family agreed this was the best experience of our 4 day visit to Tromso. Beautiful scenery and great fun. Our guide Sissel was excellent and really able to balance the different ability levels of the group. Don’t worry if you are a complete beginner at skiing. Our family were and we had a fabulous time.”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
