On the Ground
Our Lysefjord Sightseeing tour will give you a front-row seat to some of Norway’s most stunning scenery. Our experienced and sea-savvy Captains will take you right up close to the most famous sights the Fjord has to offer, sharing stories and tales along the way. You’ll get to see Pulpit Rock, hidden caves, gargantuan waterfalls, and so much more.
Throughout the voyage, you’ll also be on the lookout for the bustling wildlife that inhabits the region. On a good day it will be possible to spot seals, porpoises, sea eagles, and more.
We only employ brand new top-of-the-line RIB Boats, ensuring you a ride that offers the highest degree of comfort, safety, and fun. Skimming the waters on a RIB is exhilarating, but not extreme in any sense. We maintain constant oversight and always make sure everyone onboard is having a good time.
So book your adventure today and let us give you something to reply when your friends and family ask if you did anything fun in Norway.
Despite being in the upper price segment, a majority of guests describe this tour as the highlight of their Norway visit and it is Bergens' most popular private tour because:
1: The knowledgeable skipper: The tour is led by an experienced skipper who provides humorous and informative commentary on the history, culture, and natural environment of the region, adding depth and context to the scenic views.
2: Great for people on a cruise ship: The tour is organized so cruise travelers with a short stay in Bergen get away from the crowds and back in time for departure.
3: The stunning scenery: Previous travelers have praised the incredible views of the well-hidden fjords and shoreline they are taken to during this tour. No swarming bus tourists are to be seen anywhere here!
4: The excitement: Travelers have described the thrill of cruising through the fjords at different speeds, adding extra excitement to the tour in water mostly without waves.
Get a unique perspective on the majestic Humpbacks, Fin, Sperm whales and/or Orca's as they feed in the herring-rich fjords of the Arctic. With purpose made hybrid-electric boats for whale watching, which minimise disturbance to nature and whales.
Departing Tromsø in the morning, we head out to where the whales are in time to enjoy the short hours of daylight. On the way you can take in the breathtaking views of frozen landscapes in comfortable, panoramic lounges and multi-level decks. You’ll find a selection of food and drinks for purchase on board.
We use a hybrid engine to reach the whale’s feeding grounds, and as we near the whales, we switch to a silent electric engine that allows us to get closer without disturbing them.
Please note that the duration of this trip depends on the whales’ location it takes about 3-3.5 hours to get to the whales and can therefore range from 8-9 hours. Please dress warm, bring your wool layers, as its cold when you step outside the boat
Bergen Golden Circle Fjordtour is tailored to cruise travelers who need to be back in time for their ship's departure. All the highlights of the fjords in just 5 hours.
This tour takes you on a "Christmas card galore" just meters from several cascading waterfalls exceeding 200 feet, and to the small picturesque village of Mo in the inner fjord.
Also, -Visit the strongest tidal current in south Norway and will have a close encounter with the mere force of nature. The narrow roads leave the Minibus as the only option, and you can enjoy the travel in a small group instead of the cruise lines "pre-fabricated" tours.
This year Orcas and Humpback whales have arrived in Skjervøy, four hours drive from Tromsø!
We pick you up 05:30(AM) outside Scandic Ishavshotel, drive you to Skjervøy, give you warm flotation suits, and take you on a once in a life time whale watching experience by RIB-boat!
We then give you sandwiches, tea and coffee, and start the panoramic drive (back in Tromsø 17:30).
Take a closer look on the famous waterfalls “The Seven Sisters”, “The Bridal Veil” and “The Suitor”, the majestic fjord cliffs and abandoned mountain farms. Perhaps you will be lucky enough to see porpoises playing in the fjord. So remember to bring your camera!
Enjoy the amazing Fjords of Tromso.
This unique journey takes place in a well-equipped catamaran sailboat, and you get up close to the rich wildlife in and around the sea. Here you can enjoy both sea and fresh air, while sailing with the sea birds.
Our crew is well known in this area, and we use our local knowledge so we can give you the best possible experience in the Fjords.
Tromso has a great amount of history, and ww love sharing them with our customers.
During the trip, you will get opportunity to try fishing from our catamaran.
What could be better than to catch a Norwegian Cod?
Local snacks is served, and we can of course provide you with vegetarian or vegan options on requests.
With us you get a genuine and cozy boat trip, with top service
Guests will get the experience of sailing like a Viking. The ship itself is a direct descendant of the Viking Age. There are very few of these vessels in existence and almost none available for public participation. It's a tour full of excitement, rich in history, and truly a unique and interactive experience.
An Arctic Fjord and Wildlife safari on Kvaløya and Sommarøy is a fantastic way to explore the breathtaking natural beauty of the region and observe the diverse wildlife that inhabits the area. Kvaløya is an island located near Tromsø and Sommarøy is a picturesque fishing village situated on the western coast of Kvaløya.
Experience the hidden jewel of the Hardangerfjord with our exhilarating RIB safari through the breathtaking Fyksesund fjord branch. Nestled amidst towering mountainsides and adorned with cascading waterfalls.
Starting from Norheimsund, our RIB sets sail south through the strait and east along the main Hardangerfjord, leading you to the entrance of the Fyksesund fjord. As you venture into the last 5 km of this 10 km long fjord branch, you'll feel as if you've stepped back in time, surrounded by untouched beauty. Our journey culminates with a stop outside the old roadless hamlet of Botnen, adding a touch of historic charm to your adventure.
Throughout the tour, our knowledgeable local captain and guides will make several stops, allowing you to take in the beautiful landscapes. They will also share fascinating insights into the fjord's rich history and vibrant culture.
Come and experience the beauty of killer whales and humpback whales in their feeding grounds.
After a scenic drive from Tromsø, your local skipper will greet you and provide you with thermal flotation suits and safety equipment in our dressing room.
From here there is a short walk down to the speedboat and then the search for the whales begins. Our RIB boat has good space to move around for photography, and we will even stop whilst at sea for hot chocolate and a snack. After the tour, you will receive a baguette and drink to enjoy on the bus ride back to Tromsø.
Experience our unique bus with extra large windows. This bus gives you the opportunity to see the Northern Lights on the way to our stops for this night. Some nights we have to drive to Finland (2 hours one way), and often it`s Northern Lights activity while we are driveing. Traffic and narrow roads without parking, can make it difficult to stop in time. Don't miss it.
The beauty of the northern lights is truly striking. The expectations are naturally high from seeing many great photo illustrations. However, nature determines this phenomenon. It is all about playing on nature´s premises. And this is what we do.
In winter, whales come to the herring-rich fjords in northern Norway to hunt. This is a unique opportunity to experience the whales up close while exploring the beautiful Fjords of northern Norway.
You will get to enjoy the beautiful winter skies, while surrounded by mountains and the fjords wildlife.
Once on the boat we will make our way out into the fjords to look for humpback whales and Orcas. We will keep a safe distance and turn off our boat engines to minimize the disturbance to the whales. The whales are just as curious about visitors as we are about them, so they will most likely come and swim around our boat.
Please note that while we try our best, we can not guarantee that we will actually see whales on the trip. The season start and end date can be adjusted according to whale migration patterns.
The transfer to the harbor takes approximately 1.5 hours each way and is included in the tours total time. Actual time on the boat is approximately 3.5 hours.
The Moose is quite shy and is easily scared back into the woods, but normally they are quite co-operative and allow us to get quite near. We know the habits and life of the moose and where we have the best chances to see them.
Elg - the moose is called Elg in Norway, but the moose is not comparable with the american elk. The elk (cervus canadensis) , however, is an entirely different deer (much smaller).
Largest in Europe - the moose is Europes largest land animal, also the largest member in the deer family. A fully grown bull are over 2 meters high at the shoulders and weighs up to 750 kg (1650 lb). Cows seldom weighs more than 470 kg (1035 lb).
Saltstraumen: The moose safari trip will also include a stop by Saltstraumen, the strongest maelstrom in the world. You can walk the bridge and look down in to the powerful whirlpools.
Across the Hardangerfjord, the trip enters the old trading town of Herandsholmen. From here the trips goes north across the fjord and enters Fyksesund which is an adventurous beautiful fjord arm midway through the Hardangerfjord.
Fyksesund is the only side fjord in the Hardangerfjord without a road to the inner part of the fjord arm. The last 5 km of the 10 km long fjord goes between steep mountainsides to the roadless old village Botnen at the end of the fjord.
Join us on an adrenaline-filled RIB tour – the fastest boat ride you can get! Your driver and guide stops a couple of times to let the unique scenery work its magic and to provide interesting facts about the fjord and people who used to live at the fjord farms. With a bit of luck even porpoises show themselves in the water.
There are several stops close to land along the way to experience nature and life along the fjord. It is important to have a camera easily accessible.
