Oslo Fjord Tours
A private day on the Oslofjord, planned around your group. Pick the hours — three, four, six, or a full day.
One group, one captain, one boat
The boat is yours for the trip. You decide where to go, how long to stay, and when to jump in. The captain tailors the route to your group — sightseeing, swimming, or a quiet evening on the water. Every trip is different because every group is different.
Your route
Captain tailors the itinerary to your interests -- sightseeing, swimming, history, or just cruising
Max 7 guests
Small enough to feel personal. Perfect for families, couples, or friends
Drone footage
Aerial photos and video of your trip, delivered digitally. The shot you can't get from shore
Five-star reviews
Five stars from guests since 2023 — on TripAdvisor, Google, and GetYourGuide
Choose your experience
Four options, same boat, same captains, same five-star standard. The difference is time and what you do with it.
Three hours, your routePrivate Cruise -- Half Day
16,688 NOKThe most popular option. Your captain tailors the route to your group -- sightseeing, swimming, island-hopping, or all three.
Golden hour on the fjordSunset Cruise
20,048 NOKWatch the sun set over the Oslofjord with drinks, snacks, and drone photography. The evening the reviews can't stop talking about.
Six hours, the outer islandsPrivate Cruise -- Full Day
22,288 NOKReach the outer islands, swim at hidden beaches, stop for lunch, and explore at your own pace. No clock-watching.
A full day, fully cateredLuxury Experience
33,488 NOKPremium catering, professional photography, exclusive locations, and a day built entirely around you. The full Oslofjord.
Where the cruise goes
Most trips start toward the islands of the inner fjord — Hovedøya with its monastery ruins, the cabin islands of Lindøya and Nakholmen, and the Dyna lighthouse in the middle of the shipping lane. Three hours covers the islands, the city seen from the water, and a swim in a sheltered cove.
With six hours the fjord opens up to the south — outer islands, quieter water, and on full-day trips all the way to the Drøbak narrows, where the Blücher was sunk in 1940. The sunset cruise turns west as the light goes golden. None of the routes are fixed: the captain reads the group and the weather, and shapes the trip around both.
What guests say
Five stars from guests since 2023, across three platforms
“The best boat tour in Oslo. Pure pleasure. A MUST if you visit Oslo.”
“Knowledgeable yet humble. He genuinely wants everyone to have the experience they desire.”
“Worth it if you don't like crowded tourist activities with a set schedule.”
“A unique perspective that's less touristy and very beautiful.”
“We settled for some wine over the calm water, watched the sunset. A 10/10 experience.”
“Stories were shared and memories made. A swim at open sea, arriving back with the sunset.”
How it works
Pick a date
Choose your tour and date online. We'll confirm within a few hours.
Meet your captain
Your captain gets in touch to plan the route around your group's interests and the weather.
Board at Tjuvholmen
Walk down to the dock in central Oslo. Your captain, your boat, and the fjord are waiting.
Common questions
How long is an Oslo fjord cruise?
Ours run three hours (the most popular), four hours for the sunset cruise, six hours to reach the outer islands, or up to nine for the Luxury Experience. Three hours is enough for the inner islands and a swim; six lets you head further south without watching the clock.
What is the difference between a private charter and a sightseeing cruise?
A sightseeing or electric cruise is a shared boat on a fixed route and schedule, priced per seat. A private charter is the whole boat for your group alone — the route, the pace and the stops are yours, and the captain adjusts as you go. Same fjord, very different day.
Can you swim in the Oslofjord?
Yes. The water is clean and reaches 18-22 degrees C in summer. The boat has a swim ladder, and your captain knows the best sheltered spots. Swimming is one of the most popular parts of the trip.
What if the weather is bad?
We monitor conditions closely. If it's unsafe, we reschedule at no charge. Light rain or clouds? The fjord is still beautiful -- and you'll have it to yourself.
Is the price per person?
No. The price is for the whole boat -- up to 7 guests. The more people in your group, the lower the per-person cost.
Do you provide food and drinks?
Norwegian snacks and soft drinks are included on every tour. You can bring your own wine, or add the Premium food and drinks package — fresh fruit, nuts, and a glass of bubbles. The Luxury Experience includes full premium catering.
Where do you depart from?
Tjuvholmen in central Oslo -- walking distance from Aker Brygge, the National Museum, and most hotels. Your captain will send you the exact meeting point.
Can children come?
All ages welcome. Life jackets are provided for everyone. Kids love the swimming stops, the speed, and seeing themselves in the drone footage.
See Oslo from the water
Pick a tour, pick a date. Your captain will handle the rest.