WORLDWIDE · SELF-GUIDED TOURS
Good self-guided fjord days fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Cruise Oslofjord on a quiet electric boat, with island views, panoramic windows, onboard refreshments, and audio commentary in seven languages.
“We have enjoyed this cruise very much. The ship had nice interior,cosy and warm. Cafe had great pastries and coffee and of course- views were incredible. Highly recommend”
Review of Oslo to Bergen by Flåm Railway, fjord cruise, bus, and train, with practical advice on price, luggage, timing, weather, and connections.
“The Flam Train journey is the most memorable part. Another best part is the fjord cruise. The most beautiful journey during our 1 week holiday in Norway.”
Ride from Oslo through Norway’s finest fjord scenery by train, boat, and bus, with Flåm Railway, Nærøyfjord, and an optional sleeper train.
“All phases of the trip were on time and easily managed! Tickets were sent via text or e-mail to make it problem free!”
Ride from Djupvatnet Lake to Geiranger, with Flydalsjuvet views, fjord scenery, safety gear, and a thrilling self-guided downhill route.
“Even though the weather was heavy rain, the view was stunning and ride downhill very exhilarating. You need to be confidant on a bike, particularly in bad weather. Really enjoyed it.”
Review of Bergen to Oslo via Sognefjord and Flåm Railway, with practical advice on scenery, food, tickets, timing, and value.
“This was a very easy well organized self-guided tour that showcases the amazing Sognefjord and Flåm. Bus journey includes a phot stop at the top of the valley that leads to to Sognefjord. The electric Fjord ship was just fabulous but if you need a seat and want to be outdoors make for the back of the second deck and sit on the black deck boxes. We choose and extended stop in Flåm and we found that to be painful as you are trapped in a tourist shopping town with few decent food options. The train museum was worthwhile and that’s it. We waited to have lunch and that was…”
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