Norway · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
5 reviewed
Norway is expensive and the good season is short, so the choice matters. Below are the 5 self-guided tours that earn the outlay, each with its price, its length and what you actually get for it.
1.5-hour electric Oslofjord cruise from the Opera House, with multilingual audio guide, Wi-Fi, and panoramic views of islands and shoreline.
“Really good Please can you provide refund for mis understanding regarding tour from Flam rather than Skoljden.”
Molde bus tour to Atlantic Ocean Road, Hustadvika Coast and Varden viewpoint with free GuideToGo audio, cruise pickup, 3.5 hours.
“Our guide Marin was very good! Despite the bad weather we still enjoyed the tour!”
An 80-minute Geiranger road bus tour with multilingual audio, quick photo stops at Flydalsjuvet and Eagle Bend, and fjord views.
“The tour was good value for the money. They get five stars for chasing down my phone which was left on the bus.”
Full-day Bergen fjord loop with Bergen Railway, Flåm Railway, and a 2-hour UNESCO Nærøyfjord cruise via Voss and Gudvangen.
“The self-guided tour provides tickets for each leg of the transportation; there’s no guide at any point in the tour. There was sufficient time gap between various legs of the tour. While the Fjords boat tour was the best, with breathtaking scenery all around, even the ride on the Flam railway was a nice surprise.”
A 3-hour audio guided trip from Ålesund to Godøya, Alnes Fyr, and Aksla viewpoints, with lighthouse entry and Atlantic island stops.
“De rit met de kleine touringbus was geweldig en we hebben een heerlijk genoten van de stops. De chauffeur was goed en hielp ook daar waar nodig. 's avonds op het schip zagen we de bezochte vuurtoren ook nog staan. Uitzichtpunt Alska was fantastisch.”
