Norway · CANOES & KAYAKS
7 reviewed
Norway is expensive and the good season is short, so the choice matters. Below are the 7 paddling trips that earn the outlay, each with its price, its length and what you actually get for it.
Winter sea kayaking in Tromsø’s Arctic fjords, seals and sea eagles, drysuits, transfer, and hot drinks by the fire. 5 hours.
“Rune the your guide and his girlfriend were amazing, the activity was amazing and really fun, the your guides were lovely and very friendly, definitely would recommend this activity.”
Paddle 3 hours from Eggum in Lofoten under the midnight sun, with open-ocean views, island stops for tea, and wildlife spotting.
“כמובן! הנה גרסה באנגלית לחוות דעת כנה וחיובית: ⸻ An unforgettable kayaking experience in Lofoten! I had an incredible time paddling through the calm, crystal-clear waters surrounded by breathtaking scenery. Our guide was absolutely wonderful – knowledgeable, patient, and full of passion for the area. He made me feel safe and welcomed throughout the entire trip. Highly recommended!!!”
Guided kayaking in Lysefjord from Stavanger. See seals, granite gorges and Vagabonds Cave on a 3-hour paddle with Nordic Paddling gear.
“Great fun! Lukas was kind, friendly, and chatty about the fjord and the surrounding area.”
Guided kayaking on Øygarden islets near Bergen. Spot eagles and sea life, hear local stories, and warm up with lefse, apple juice, and waffles.
“We absolutely loved our kayaking tour. The pickup was easy and our guide was great. We had a lovely lunch on a little island (choice of salmon, ham or veggie) along with a local apple juice. The kayaking was a total of 4.6 miles, a lovely scenic circular route with amazing views of the island. Life jackets and waterproofs were provided. We were also provided with delicious waffles (including the famous brown cheese as one of the toppings) and hot drinks after kayaking before travelling back to central Bergen.”
Midnight Sun kayaking in Lofoten from Eggum. Double kayaks, homemade tea and snacks, wildlife spotting, and beginner-friendly guidance.
“Lucio was an awesome tour guide and his insight and light-heartedness made the trip all the more fun. Even if you’ve never kayaked before, I still recommend trying this out! Truly a once a unique experience!”
Kayak around Øygarden islets from Bergen with beginner coaching, small-group guidance, and a lunch with apple juice in the North Sea.
“Great guide, from Colorado. Lunch on a little beach and wife slipping into water when she was trying to get wet.”
Sea kayaking in Ålesund from Brunholmen with a small group, Art Nouveau stories, photo stops, and evening departures.
“The biggest issue with this kayak trip is going around the city was not very scenic. It was fun Kayaking and the guide was nice had helpful but not much to look at. We kayaked to the industrial side of the town and was hoping to see a few more sites then just this. It may be that this all there was to see in Alesund. Might have been better time spent hiking to the scenic view instead.”
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