Great 2hr sight seeing tour of Oslo Fjord, really amazing experience even in the rain. Super friendly and helpful staff on the ground and on board, lots of tables to sit at and blankets to enjoy the views. Good information shared over the speakers about the different parts of the Fjord. Thank you for a lovely morning adventure.

We did the sailboat tour and it was fantastic. A great way to spend more time in the fjord and learn more about Oslo. The narrations are pre-recorded in easy-to-understand English and can be heard from all parts of the boat. There is a bar and restrooms on board.

This trip was 10/10. Great value, the staff were polite, the route was really good and the informative speaker explaining the spots was super interesting. Would 100% recommend.

Great tour on a nice ship ! We were able to see olso from the sea side and get a nice tour around the fjords. We did stop at Bygdøy to see the Farm museum & Kon Tiki Museum. We had a good +3hrs of free time on the island which was great - but the ship was fully packed on our way back in the afternoon.

Very informative tour. The crew was great, as was the Glogg!! My daughter toured today and had a wonderful time as well.

We had a great time, despite the icy chill and incessant rain. The tour was beautiful and the guide, really informative. We imagine that going out on a sunny day would be really amazing. Great tour and generally a lovely way to spend 2 hours in Oslo.

I really enjoyed this cruise - staff were friendly, patter was good, hot spiced wine was good. Because although Oslo was not as cold as expected, it was quite nippy on the boat. One quibble - this cruise should not run on Mondays. It was rather annoying to discover the museums are all closed.

This was a wonderful cruise around the fjord. We stopped at Bygdoynes and visited the Fram and the Norwegian Folk Museum. The commentary on the cruise was very informative and we enjoyed the lovely warm drinks that were on offer. There were plenty of rugs and blankets if you felt cold. A definite must during your visit to Oslo!

Absolutely amazing tour, tour guides very knowledgeable and there's a bar on board. Definitely recommend, just wrap up warm

This trip is so worth while, make sure you layer up nice and warm so you can focus on the serenity of the Fjorde, Whilst there is great commentary which is intermittent and very informative, there are moments of complete peace when the engine is turned off and you can really appreciate the stillness and vast beauty. I found my zen for sure. Just what I needed.

Or flight was impacted by severe weather and the company was generous to let us pick another date for this cruise. It was a VERY cold day, but they provided blankets and there was plenty of space to move around. The bar was fully stocked with a large variety of food and beverages. We chose not to stop off at the museums so it was an easy 2-hour cruise. We loved to seeing the bath houses.

Very helpful staff. Nice gentle cruise in a vintage boat. Informative commentary. Wrap up warm in winter! Though blankets and gløg available. Would recommend.

A slow leisurely excursion out to Oslo Fjords on a big boat with many others. The boat was packed. The audio guide was very sparse, highlighting maybe 10 + things along the way. Would have been nice to learn more. Also he’d to hear sometimes do you crowd chatting. The teens found it too slow and boring, and the number of people on the boat a bit surprising. Otherwise it left and returned on time. Nice that they gave us blankets to stay warm.

We took a cruise around the Oslofjord. Lovely views all around with a commentary in English. Recommend sitting on the higher level for the best views.

I used their services for a Oslo Fjord sightseeing. It lasted two hours. The route started at the Radhusplassen pier, passed by Akershus castle and continued to the Opera, the Munch Museum and then through the islands of Hovedøya and Bleikøya. The route continues between the other two islands, Lindøya and Gressholmen and reaches the top of the Nesodden Peninsula. Then it continues south along the western shore of the peninsula to the island of Ildjernet. From here you make your way back. Pass by the Bygdøy peninsula and return to the starting point. The ship was unexpectedly crowded, but the cruise was beautiful. Be careful, even though it was sunny, it was quite cold. There is a bar on the boat, where you can get snacks, juices, water, beer or spirits.