Activities

Our selection of most popular 4-5 hour long tours will bring you to the best spots around Tromsø with fantastic views. During the walk, the guide will tell you about the area, the local history, the nature and answer your questions. Your route will depend on the season and the weather.

You can expect to see reindeer, eagles or some smaller animals and find how beautiful is the local flora. The walks is suitable to all ages and families with kids will get a discount.

Midnight sun hiking tour: 1.100 NOK
Hiking with huskies: 1.100 NOK
Up in the mountain: 1.100 NOK
Glacier walk: 1.500 NOK

Boserup Forest is a unique area for hiking. The forest and shelters along the coastline of the fjord are lovely playgrounds for children and adults alike. Take some sausages and bread, charcoal and some matches, and you’ll have a nice meal while watching your children playing. It’s possible to sleep in the shelter for one night and there are two campfire places free for use.

Bymarka is so easy to reach, yet it is so beautiful. You can simply leave the hotel, go past the tunnel at the edge of the town, and start climbing the mountain. The terrain is not demanding at all, but it is still very varied and interesting. 3 km later (and 400 m of vertical climb), there are several stunning vistas over the fjord and valley on the top of the hill.

Have you heard about Pulpit Rock? Before you book your trip to this spectacular wonder, be sure that you are not afraid of heights and have a pair of comfortable hiking shoes. This is one of the most adventurous walking trips that Norway can offer to you and it appers to be among the most popular ones: over 200 000 tourists take up the challenge every year.

The tour itself takes about 2 hours (from 3 to 4 hours for untrained travelers), and do not forget to calculate the time you go back to your transport. The stairs are upgraded in 2014, making the route easier to accomplish.

A former shipyard and a great leisure destination today, Aker Brygge is a magnet for tourists and locals alike, with over 60 shops and 30 restaurants offering top brand names and fine food. You will always find a place to just sit here and admire the views of the fjord and the city, despite the crowds around you.

The site is included in the following tours:

The Essential Oslo walking tour
Walking Tour: Oslo transformed

The best view in Oslo is right at the top of the ski jumping tower, Holmenkollen. From there, you have a chance to enjoy the same views and sensation of speed as the ski jumpers do! The zipline takes you from the very top of the Holmenkollen jumping tower to the bottom, as if you were jumping on skis. The line itself is 361 metres / 1185 feet long and the difference in altitude is 107 metres / 351 feet. There is no age limit – the oldest jumper is 93 and the youngest only 3! Children under 40 kg may jump in tandem with an adult.

The Flåm Railway, Flamsbana is often touted by travel brochures as one of the greatest railway journeys in the world, and while you may be inclined to write this off as a mere advertising pitch, it really does live up to this claim. The ride from Myrdal down into Flam is only an hour long, yet it’s absolutely thrilling with some of the most amazing landscapes you could have ever seen.

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Would you dare to travel high in the sky in a balloon for a breathtaking feeling of freedom and unforgettable views? If the answer is “yes”, don’t miss the chance and take a ride. You can get transfers from the city to the landing place and back, a complimentary glass of champagne, and a certificate.

From April until the end of August, you have an opportunity to explore the fjords and mountains around Tromsø from the air, taking either a twin-engine Piper (max. eight people) or helicopter (max. three people). Take advantage of this rare opportunity!

The cable car takes you up Mount Storsteinen (421 metres / 1382 feet) with fantastic views on Tromsø. During the Midnight Sun period, the cable car is open until past midnight. There is a children’s playground on the top and the road is excellent for hiking.

Have you heard about Pulpit Rock? Before you book your trip to this spectacular wonder, be sure that you are not afraid of heights and have a pair of comfortable hiking shoes. This is one of the most adventurous walking trips that Norway can offer to you and it appers to be among the most popular ones: over 200 000 tourists take up the challenge every year.

The tour itself takes about 2 hours (from 3 to 4 hours for untrained travelers), and do not forget to calculate the time you go back to your transport. The stairs are upgraded in 2014, making the route easier to accomplish.

We rate Flor & Fjaere so high because of our passion for truly unique experiences. A short 20–25 minute boat ride from Stavanger harbour brings you to a beautifully themed summer paradise in the most unlikely spot on the planet, one of the many islands surrounding Stavanger. Five gardeners and a talented cook create a tropical island and a pretty good restaurant.

For those of you who love outdoor activities, Bergen is a paradise: you can climb the Folgefonna glacier, choose one of the mountain roads, or dive in the fjord, where you can see inhabitants of the depths in their natural environment.

Nowhere else along the Norwegian coast does the continental shelf drop off so close to land as at Andenes. At the edge, you can observe a stable feeding stock of male sperm whales if you join the whale-watching tours.

Important: When strong winds or heavy fog appear, the company is forced to change or cancel the trips at short notice. We therefore suggest to consider the safari as a complementary activity and choose days with the best weather conditions.

You can take a round trip to the famous bird cliffs on the island of Runde, where over 500,000 birds nest every year. More than 220 species have been observed here, but the most famous of these are puffins like the one on our logo. The birds can be observed from a boat sailing around the island or from marked paths across the cliffs.