Norway · FOOD & DRINK
6 reviewed
Of the 6 food & drink tours on this site, these 6 stand out. Everything you need to choose is below, including what happens when the weather turns, which in Norway it will.
Small-group Bergen food and culture walk with Fishmarket tastings, Bryggen stories, and a Norwegian beer finish in 3 hours.
“What a great experience we had with our guide, Frida. She was incredibly knowledgeable about Bergen history and shared so many stories about the places we visited. The food we sampled was wonderful and we went back to two of the places we visited the next day for meals. Thank you, Frida!”
Taste Norway through wild game, waffles, and Grünerløkka river walks from Mathallen. 2.5 hours, plenty of food and beer.
“We had a lovely time being hosted by Shaf. Well planned tour, lots of tasty food and insightful knowledge of Oslo. Thank you for a great Food Tour. Highly recommend for finding some hot spots around Oslo!”
Small-group Tromsø fjords and beaches with campfire reindeer sausage, fresh chai, wildlife spotting, and personal stories on Kvaløya.
“We had a wonderful day out with Luis as our guide. He was very knowledgeable and informative throughout. However if you are at the back of the minibus you have to really strain to hear everything he says above the noise of the engine. I don't know if a small microphone is possible? He took us to some amazing places with lovely views and photo opportunities which we really enjoyed. Some of these places were definitely challenging due to ice, the depth of the snow and the unevenness of the ground underneath, so just be aware of this and the need to dress appropriately! The beach area was especially beautiful…”
Tromsø northern lights hunt with small group, campfire reindeer sausage, fresh chai, and included photo help plus arctic warmth gear.
“We enjoyed a wonderful evening chasing the lights with Martin and Arlo. They explained everything clearly and took us to two different locations as it was very windy and cloudy at the first. We saw the lights at the second and had plenty of time to take photos and enjoy them. Then, on the way home, Martin suddenly announced that there was an ‘explosion’ in the sky. He found a safe place to stop and we were all able to capture the amazing spectacle. This flexibility and desire for us to enjoy the experience was fantastic! Wonderful reindeer sausages and hot tea too. We would 100% recommend.”
3-hour guided food walk in Ålesund with small-group tastings, Art Nouveau photo stops, and a cod-forward finish at local eateries.
“The food tour was amazing! Monica was the best. She is a local and gave such great information about the city. It was our favorite food tour we have ever done.”
One-hour Geiranger Fjord speedboat to see Seven Sisters and The Suitor, then taste water from Friaren waterfall, plus onboard drinks.
“Schöne Tour zu den Sieben Schwestern ( aufgrund der Jahreszeit wenig Wasser), dem Freier und dem Trollgesicht.”
