Norway · SKIING
5 reviewed
Short version: these 5 ski trips are the ones worth the money. Prices, durations and the one thing to know before booking are set out under each entry.
Guided cross-country skiing in Tromsø with gear included, warm toddy, and blue-hour fjord views. 2.5 hours, beginner-friendly.
“Elen was a super helpful instructor. Really enjoyed my first time cross country skiing and can't wait to come back.”
3 hours of Oslo sightseeing by coach, including Holmenkollen Ski Jump views and a guided walk through Vigeland Sculpture Park.
“We only had two days to explore Oslo. We upgraded our panoramic tour to the grand tour. This was a whole day tour. We saw most of the important sites in Oslo including visiting three museums and visiting the Olympic ski jump. We finished the day off with a boat trip around the fiord. Very good value for money I would highly recommend this trip.”
Learn cross-country skiing in Tromsø with a patient English-speaking guide, included gear, and short transfers to beginner-friendly trails.
“Really fun experience! We had never been cross country skiing before and the activity is designed for beginners. We had a great time!”
Coach tour of Oslo with guided Vigeland Park and Holmenkollen Ski Jump views plus key sights by bus, in English.
“Great city tour with a very informative guide John who was fluent in Norwegian but was actually Welsh. He explained the meaning of some of the sculptures in the park and was very knowledgable about the artist. If you are feeling brave try the downhill ski simulator at the ski jump!”
SNØ Ski Dome day pass in Oslo: ride alpine slopes, the cross-country track, and Norway’s indoor ice wall, with rental and café windows.
“Najważniejsze jest że można wypożyczyć cały sprzęt z ubiorem na miejscu”
