Norway · SAILING TRIPS IN OSLO
Every trip has one free day too few. These 7 sailing trips in Oslo justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Two hours of Oslo Fjord sailing on a heated traditional ship, with hop-on hop-off at Bygdøy and audio in 13 languages.
“The boat was comfortable and ordered an interesting way to learn about Oslo, the fjords and its history. The guide was entertaining and interesting, she made the kids and I feel welcome. Would recommend wrapping up warm as the winter breeze is certainly refreshing!”
Sail Oslo Fjord for 2 hours on a traditional ship, with blankets, English audio, an Oslo Fjord Guide app, and options to pair with Bygdøy museums.
“The cruise itself was informative and we saw sights that the normal traveler might not see. The 2-hour time was perfect. However, while the old-style ship was interesting (we sat on top aft ship) we found the upkeep to be somewhat lacking. Chairs were broken and felt unsafe and there trash (cigarette butts, paper) strewn about the deck.”
50-minute Oslo Fjord mini cruise on a wooden sailboat, guided audio in 13 languages, Opera House views, and drinks onboard.
“Lovely boat trip. Boat was really nice, plenty of space for everyone, clean, bar where you could buy refreshments. Great commentary from the audio guide, so lovely to see the view of Oslo from a boat, lovely scenery! great value, would recommend to everyone visiting Oslo.”
Evening sailing on Oslofjord from Oslo City Hall, past Opera House and Akershus, with a Norwegian shrimp buffet for about 3 hours.
“A nice evening, cruise and a great way to see the fjord . Shrimp was plentiful but small. All things considered, an OK experience.”
Sail the Oslo Fjord at dusk on a sailing-style ship, then feast on an all-you-can-eat fjord shrimp buffet back in central Oslo.
“The food was outstanding. But this was no way a cruise through the fjords of Norway. Simply a big circle of the port or bay.”
3-hour Oslo Fjord dinner cruise on a 100-year-old sailboat with fresh shrimp buffet, sunset views, and warm crew service.
“Everything was fine, the food was very good and also the while trip was an experience. The only thing that wasn‘t perfect was the start location it was 100m away from the point where the boat actually is”
A 50-minute mini cruise from Oslo’s harbor on a wooden sailing ship, with English audio and views of Akershus, Opera, and Munch.
“Idea of city landscape and islands relax information drink clean air history culture start to understand cityAuto-translated”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
