Cruises in Oslo

Today we thoroughly enjoyed an eco-friendly sightseeing cruise on the beautiful Oslofjord. What made this trip special was that the boat was fully electric. As a result, it was wonderfully quiet on board, and we were able to fully enjoy the tranquility of nature. We sat comfortably outside on the deck, with the fresh fjord breeze on our faces. All around us, we heard the birds singing, while the clear blue water gently lapped against the boat. The scenery was truly breathtaking. Along the shores were picturesque little houses by the water, and small boats were sailing everywhere, further emphasizing the lively character of the Oslofjord. Above us, beautiful clouds drifted across a clear blue sky, making the view even more impressive. Along the way, we encountered many friendly people who waved enthusiastically at us from their boats or from the shore. That made the atmosphere especially warm and welcoming. During the trip, the guide provided commentary on the surroundings and the sights. Unfortunately, since we were sitting outside and the wind was blowing quite strongly at times, we couldn’t hear everything very clearly. Still, that didn’t detract from our experience at all. It was precisely the silence of the electric boat, the fresh air, the stunning scenery, and the relaxed atmosphere that made this cruise one of the highlights of the day. It was an unforgettable experience where nature, sustainability, and the beauty of Oslo came together perfectly.

There was a boat at the Ikerbrygge pier, which is very easy to access. The boat was very comfortable, and the restrooms were clean. The service was just as good as—or even better than—what you’d find in other tourist cities. However, we had hoped to experience the fjord landscape more fully; since this was a typical tour showcasing various parts of the city along the coastline, it was better suited for enjoying Oslo itself than for experiencing the natural beauty I had anticipated.

Absolutely loved it! So many photo opportunities. Managed to get so close to the waterfall and now want to go on top of Pulpit Rock. Great stories made the trip more interesting as well !!

The crew was relaxed and funny. The boat was not too busy and there where lots of decks. The coffee re-fill was a great bonus.

The 2-hour cruise was fantastic. Very informative descriptions of what we were seeing. Very comfortable on deck, with plenty of room to move around. Excellent photo opportunities. Crew was professional and timely. We would highly recommend this tour.

Gods creation is wonderfull In board we missed the information in Dutch In the sites was written that it would be in 14 languages Give visitors an device so that everybody can hear it in his oen language The english information was not inteligible

The online booking went smooth. The information around the trip, e.g. barking location etc was accurate. The information onboard was less good. No info at all during the first part of the trip. The info about the visiting village is misleading, except maybe for the waterfall this village is not exactly an highlight. An hour visiting time is too much. On the way back to Geiranger the audiotour is started. The sound system was hard to follow due the poor quality. The only language was English, while multiple were promised. The scenery was of course breathtaking.

A wonderful experience: a RIB tour of Svolvaer Bay and the surrounding fjords. The guide provided information about the local wildlife and some of the area’s landmarks. Highly recommended