Fjord Sightseeing Cruise

Join us on a boat trip around the Oslo Fjord to explore Norway's capital from a unique perspective, seeing essential spots in the city's surroundings.

Fjord Sightseeing Cruise

We will depart from pier 3 at the Ferry Terminal of Rådhusplassen at the scheduled time.

The journey lasts approximately 2 hours on a traditional Norwegian boat, cruising around the waters that surround the port and exploring the Oslo fjord. You will see glacial landscapes from the deck.

During the cruise, we will view the Oslo Opera House, Akershus fort, and the City Hall, where the annual Nobel Peace Prize is awarded.

We will follow the peninsula of Bygdøy, known for its numerous museums. South of this, we will see the Dyna lighthouse on a small islet and will sail around islands like Lindøya and Hovedøya, noted for their green landscapes and brightly colored houses.

The tour concludes by returning to the starting point.

Itinerary in Winter

In winter, we will sail past the Bygdøy museums on the return to the Town Hall. You can take the first boat at 10:30 am, allowing 2.5 hours to visit the museums before returning on the next boat. Stops in Bygdøy are at 12:15 and 2:45 pm, and returning by public bus is also an option.

Museum entrance fees are not included in the boat ticket.