Norway · SAILING
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 sailing trips 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 Tromsø by quiet hybrid-electric catamaran for a Nordic 3-course dinner, with chances to spot the Northern Lights.
“Managed to see aurora 3 times. Food is delicious. Crew members are friendly”
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.”
Cruise Tromsø fjords and islands on a luxury catamaran with thermal suits, fishing gear, and hot fish soup in just 3 hours.
“Beautiful boat trip! Kurt was a wonderful skipper. Fish soup was the best iv ever tasted! Highly recommend”
Luxury Northern Lights yacht cruise from Tromsø with a hot tub, reindeer soup, and a small-group calm (no alcohol, aurora not guaranteed).
“What a welcoming and nice experience! It was a rainy, miserable day despite that we enjoyed everything from the warm cozy cabin, the welcome drink, the hot tub in freezing rain and delicious soup. Hostess Sachi and Captain Kenneth were super nice, everything was super well organized and smooth. Seeing the northern lights would have been the cherry on the top but no one can predict nature! Highly recommend!”
Arctic catamaran fjord cruise from Tromsø with warm suits, coffee, snacks, onboard WiFi, and WW2 stories, plus Rya wildlife hopes.
“The captain was excellent! Very knowledgeable, good story telling, careful sailing and very pleasant personality. Pleasant trip and relaxing.”
Arctic whale watching from Andenes with marine experts, warm onboard snacks, and a Whale Pass rebooking if you miss the big sightings.
“Malgré une mer agitée, une sortie qui a tenu toutes ses promesses avec 3 baleines observées. Les guides étaient très bien et particulièrement la guide Française qui nous a permis de mieux comprendre les différents types de baleines. Les guides connaissent très bien leur sujet. Despite a rough sea, an outing that kept all its promises with 3 whales observed. The guides were very good and particularly the French guide who allowed us to better understand the different types of whales. The guides know their subject very well.”
Private Arctic Queen fjord cruise from Tromsø, warm suites, snacks, lunch and coffee, passing Tirpitz sights. Small group, customize route.
“It was a great boat ride with some outstanding views of the fjords. The fish soup was truly outstanding that the Captain made, and the conversation with the Captain on his experiences were very memorable ... I highly recommend this trip.”
Luxury sailing on Balsfjorden from Tromsø with lunch onboard, wildlife spotting, and optional hot tub plus polar plunge.
“My niece and I just got off the yacht and I had to make sure to immediately review. Kenneth and Sachi were amazing, as was the scenery and the entire “wow” experience. A lovely small group. One member of our tour jumped in for a swim and then got right into the hot tub! We couldn’t have asked for more!”
4-hour northern lights cruise on a small luxury catamaran in Tromsø, with warm suits, snacks, coffee, and onboard Wi-Fi.
“Perfect trip! We can totally recommend to book trips with northern yachting tromsø. Beautiful ship and very friendly owner.”
Warm thermal suits, coffee, and fish soup on Tromsø’s Arctic Princess as you hunt for the Northern Lights in comfort.
“Excellent tour. The captain made a delicious fish soup for us. We had a great time.”
3-hour Tromsø fjord cruise on the Arctic Queen with thermal suits, warming Norwegian fish soup, and views of Grindøya and Håkøya.
“Kurt was a superb host, cook, guide, and skipper. We thoroughly enjoyed sailing in his new catamaran and eating freshlove you prepared soup with fish pulled from the sea hours earlier. We certainly recommend this activity.”
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.”
Water, snow, sky and the towns in between.
