Join us, on Vision of The Fjords, for a sightseeing cruise around the Oslofjord – a round-trip on a sustainable ship. See a different side of the city, with great views of the idyllic islands of inner Oslofjord.
Treat yourself to a sustainable break and experience Oslo from a brand-new perspective. Our Oslo City Cruise is the perfect pause between your city adventures all year round. On board our modern, eco-friendly ships, you’ll glide smoothly over the water while enjoying spectacular views of the skyline and historic landmarks.
Why you’ll love this tour:
Oslo Fjord Cruise: Experience the city’s shoreline, historic landmarks and idyllic islands from the sea.
We take you out on the water several times a day – all year round! In 1 ½ hours, this Sightseeingcruise shows you the best of Oslo. Our tour starts at Langkaia, right by the famous Opera House.
The Special Feature: You never really leave the city. We always stay close to the shoreline, so you can admire the highlights of the metropolis from up close while we glide almost silently along the coast.
Your adventure first leads to Pipervika. Today, life pulses here between the City Hall, Akershus Fortress, and the Aker Brygge promenade. The journey continues past:
An absolute highlight of your City Cruise are the charming islands in the inner Oslo Fjord, affectionately known as "Cabin Islands." All are completely car-free and form small, idyllic communities.
Did you know the history started with tents? Exhausted workers from the city were allowed to camp here to escape the bustle. This evolved into the iconic small cabins you see today on Bleikøya, Lindøya, Nakkholmen, and Hovedøya.
During our Oslo City Cruise, we also pass Gressholmen, Heggholmen, and Rambergøya:
The stunning blue-green fjords of Norway are surrounded by majestic mountains, wild nature, cascading waterfalls, snow-clad peaks and ancient glaciers. We have picked out six fjords that will guarantee you an unforgettable holiday.
With so many beautiful natural gems to choose from, there is a Norwegian fjord for everyone.
‘Not bad’ might sound like a negative expression, but coming from a Norwegian, most often it means the exact opposite.