Aboard · OSLO BOAT TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 9 oslo boat tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Set out from Oslo City Hall Pier on a traditional sailing ship with a heated main deck, blankets, bar, and English commentary. You’ll pass Hovedøya, Dyna Lighthouse, the Opera House, Munch Museum, and Bygdøy, where you can hop off to visit a museum before returning later.
“The information was timely as we passed interesting parts of the fjord”
You’ll spend 90 minutes aboard a modern electric ship sailing from Oslo Fjordhage around the inner Oslofjord. See Akershus Fortress, Bygdøy, Hovedøya, Gressholmen, and the Opera House from the water, with a free multilingual audio guide, Wi-Fi, a café-bar, and accessible decks.
“Great to see Oslo and surrounds from the water as night fell.”
Cruise Oslofjord for two hours on a quiet, zero-emission electric boat. See the Opera House, Munch Museum, City Hall, Akershus Fortress, and island communities through panoramic windows. Use the English audio guide, step outside for fresh air, or ask about the optional Bygdøy stop.
“amazing trip to the fjord. the boat is clean and quiet. the fjord is beautiful.”
Spend three relaxed hours aboard a restored wooden sailing ship from Oslo City Hall, eating fresh peel-and-eat shrimp as you pass Hovedøya, Dyna Lighthouse, Bygdøy, and Huk Bay. You get music, blankets, and a bar, but no formal sightseeing guide or allocated seating.
“Great time! Lots of shrimps, nice views, warm blankets”
Join Brim Explorer at Aker Brygge for a two-hour English-language cruise aboard Ms Brisen, a quiet electric boat with three outdoor decks, warm panoramic saloons, and a cafe serving pastries and drinks. Guides such as Suzi, Frederick, and Sophie explain Oslo’s landmarks, islands, wildlife, and waterfront stories.
“Beautiful scenery, an entertaining guide, shelter available in bad weather, nice bar.”
Spend 7.5 hours seeing Oslo by air-conditioned coach, on foot, and by boat. Visit Holmenkollen, Vigeland Sculpture Park, the Fram Museum, and either the Folk Museum or Kon-Tiki Museum. English-speaking guides such as Elena, Rita, and Chris bring the city’s stories to life.
“It was a memorable day. It was my first visit to Norway. Didn’t know how to get to know about Oslo and its history. Through google search, I came across the tour. And how surprising it was. Comfortable and clean bus… our guide Mr. Iori Roberts was so knowledgeable, funny and friendly. Explained the history while the cruise is floating and passing by different buildings, museums and landmarks. The visit to Vigeland park was my highlight. I could sit and listen to him all day Thank you for giving me this wonderful experience in Oslo.”
Set out from Oslo City Hall Pier 3 on a traditional wooden sailing ship for a 50-minute Oslo Fjord cruise. Hear English commentary, use the Oslo Fjord Guide app in 13 languages, and see Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, Munch Museum, Bygdøy, and Sørenga from the water.
“We really enjoyed it. During a sunny day it is a delightful way to spend one hour. The boat is beautiful and the staff is very nice. A great place way to watch the city from the sea and engage kids”
Spend about three hours cruising both sides of Oslofjord from Akershusstranda. You’ll see islands, bathhouses, cottages, hills, and Oslo by night while eating a Norwegian shrimp dinner. The crew speaks English, Norwegian, and Spanish, with an audio guide, blankets, toilets, and drinks for purchase onboard.
“Unforgettable Views, Disappointing "Seafood" Dinner Our recent cruise was truly an unforgettable experience, largely due to the absolutely stunning views we encountered throughout the journey. The scenery was breathtaking, and we captured some incredible photos that we'll cherish. However, the dining experience, particularly the highly anticipated seafood dinner, left us quite disappointed. We specifically chose this cruise with the expectation of a diverse seafood dinner, envisioning at least two or more different types of seafood. Unfortunately, what we received was essentially a "shrimp dinner." While the shrimp itself was fine, it was a significant letdown given our expectations and what...”
Board Brim Explorer at Rådhusbrygge 2 for a 150-minute Oslofjord dinner cruise. You’ll eat a seasonal pescatarian menu from Restaurant Einer, hear live music, and view the Opera House, Akershus Fortress, Munch Museum, islands, and waterfront homes from a quiet electric boat.
“Top quality food & lovely cruise around the fjord Making it a very memorable evening aboard this stunning elegant electric boat…”
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