Norway Fjords

Admire Oslo’s skyline and waterfront landmarks lit up in the evening from the Oslo Fjord on this scenic dinner cruise.

Savor a seafood spread with shrimp, crayfish, and crab claws, or enjoy a three-course meal with Skrei cod, baked red cabbage, and orange tart. Take your pick!

Sail past the Munch Museum, which houses several versions of “The Scream,” the Opera House with its sloping roof, and the medieval Akershus Fortress as you learn about the city’s history with an audio guide.

Relax indoors with panoramic windows framing Oslo Fjord or head to the outdoor deck for fresh Nordic air and uninterrupted views of the stunning coastline.

Upgrade to a local Norwegian shrimp buffet, fresh, authentic flavors that elevate your meal and give you a true taste of coastal Norway.

Cruise through the beautiful Osterfjord from central Bergen to the narrow Mostraumen strait on a catamaran.

On this 4-hour cruise, enjoy the views of St. Mary's Church, a 12th-century medieval fortress of Bergenhus with sun deck access.

Learn about the region’s history and culture, including Bryggen Hanseatic Wharf, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Enjoy panoramic sightseeing from both open-air and indoor decks, whatever the weather.

Enjoy a 2 to 2.5-hour sightseeing cruise on the Oslo Fjord in an electric boat or a sailing ship, with 360° views of the city’s waterfront landmarks.

Spot the 13th-century Akershus Fortress, architectural gems like Oslo Opera House and Munch Museum, and the historic Dyna Lighthouse as you learn about Oslo’s rich history via the audio guide in your preferred language.

Sit back and relax with blankets, charging ports for electronic devices, and onboard restrooms, which are free to use. You can also purchase snacks and drinks on board.

Tailor your experience with the option to disembark at Bygdøy Peninsula, home to the Fram Museum, Norwegian Museum, and Kon-Tiki Museum, and hop aboard the next boat for the trip back to the pier.

Enjoy a full-day tour from Bergen with round-trip bus transfers. The tour combines a Viking village visit, fjord cruise, and scenic railway.

At Njardarheimr Viking Village, take a guided walk through reconstructed longhouses and craft areas that bring Viking traditions to life.

On a Nærøyfjord cruise, journey through one of the world’s narrowest fjords, lined with cliffs and waterfalls.

Ride the steep mountain Flåm Railway and pause at Kjosfossen Waterfall to see the dramatic cascade. The train slows for close-up views.

Explorers, hop aboard the Oslo Fjord silent electric cruise for 2.5 hours and appreciate stunning views while respecting the beauty of nature.

Learn about Oslo's rich history with English and Norwegian-speaking guides, visiting landmarks like the Oslo Opera House, known for its glacier-like design.

With warm cozy indoors to comfort you and access to Wi-Fi to stay connected, this eco-friendly cruise is the best way to share your memories with loved ones.

Sail past Nesodden's charming Norwegian cottages and colorful bathhouses and marvel at the Viking ship museum in Bygdøy Peninsula or the vibrant Aker Brygge.

Fun fact: The fjord has been a crucial part of Norwegian life for centuries, serving both as a source of livelihood and a transportation route.