Cruises in Oslo

This was soooo beautiful. I’ve never been on a fjord before and didn’t really know what to expect but wow. The air felt cleaner, water was like glass, and the mountains looked fake (in a good way). Sat next to an old couple who’ve done this trip 5 times—totally get why. If you can, snag a seat OUTSIDE, inside gets stuffy.

Took my mom on this fjord cruise and wow, the scenery was EPIC! We lucked out with the weather—blue skies all day. The commentary was pretty chill, not overbearing, and the guide cracked a few jokes that actually made us laugh. I loved how close they took us to the waterfalls (I literally stuck my hand out and got soaked, lol). Only thing—bring a jacket. It got PRETTY cold on deck even in August. Would 100% do it again with friends.

Beautiful boat, friendly crew, and the best scenery you’ll ever see. I went with friends and we spent half the time just taking pictures of each other, lol. The guide was funny and shared some cool myths about the area. Would do it again.

What a day! I went with my partner and we were just blown away by the fjord views. Weather was chilly but the crew kept the indoor area super cooool and cozy, which was nice after freezing outside snapping pics. The guide had the best little stories about the villages and waterfalls, honestly made me want to move here. We got to taste the water straight from a waterfall, which was a tiny but fun highlight. Only negative? Bit of a crowd near the front deck so had to elbow in for the best photos. Still, totally worth it.

Went with my boyfriend last weekend & honestly didn’t expect to have THIS much fun! The captain (Alex, I think?) was hilarious and kept us all at ease, even when we went super fast and got a bit SPLASHED. Saw some big birds (eagles maybe?) and crazy cliffs. Bring an extra layer even if it’s sunny, wind is no joke out there! Would 100% do again.

Booked this as a surprise for my parents visiting from Spain. They LOVED it! The fjord is unreal, and the captain told stories that made my dad laugh so hard he almost dropped his camera. Felt very welcome as tourists. Pro tip: sit near the front for best views (but more splashes, haha).