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Get ready to behold the picturesque beauty of authentic Scandinavian nature as you sail through Nærøyfjord on a scenic boat excursion. This tour is for any and all travellers that wish to experience Norway in a nutshell and take home memories that will last a lifetime. Norway is renowned for its numerous fjords, formed when the sea fills the valley floors of ancient glacial retreats. The largest fjord in the whole country is Sognefjord, and within it, numerous smaller fjords branch out. You will be visiting two of these branch-fjords on your sailing adventure, namely Nærøyfjord and Aurlandsfjord. Nærøyfjord is officially listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and was once chosen by National Geographic as the world’s top unspoilt travel destination. It is often dubbed ‘Norway in a Nutshell’ due to its versatile display of authentic Norwegian nature. Additionally, Nærøyfjord was used as the main inspiration for the design of Arendelle; home to Elsa and Anna in the animated masterpiece Frozen. As you venture through it, you will immediately understand why this site was chosen, as you are quite literally visiting a landscape straight out of a fairytale. Your adventure will take place on a RIB boat suitable for up to twelve guests. This provides for a personal experience with your expert tour guides, who will inform you of all that you see and are more than happy to answer any and all of your questions. Get ready to venture close to the shores and gaze at a scenery consisting of waterfalls and steep mountainsides, rich in vegetation and wildlife. If luck should have it, you might encounter the various animals that reside within the terrain, such as otters, seals, eagles and the fjord porpoise. You will also sail up close to the various villages in the fjord’s valleys, catching a glimpse of the charm in the local fjord life. All tours begin and end in the village Flåm, where you will be provided with all the necessary equipment for your fjord excursion. So don’t wait any further to book your fjord adventure now, to fully enjoy everything that Norway has to offer on a single boat ride. Check availability by choosing a date.

Come along on this essential tour of Oslo.  On this tour, you will see the Capital's most popular attractions. During the 7-hour excursion, you will be presented with the life, art, culture, and museums of the city, before embarking on a scenic boat ride through Oslofjord. This is a tour for everyone looking to make the most of their day in this vibrant Scandinavian capital. Get ready to experience the urban life of downtown Oslo, where the bustle of the main street Karl Johans Gate never ends. See the cafés, jazz bars, nightclubs and popular shopping centers in and around this beloved city center. You will furthermore be visiting the monumental Holmenkollen Ski Jump, location and embodiment of more than a century of ski jump competitions - the thrilling Olympic sport that originated in Norway. Then, it is on to Vigeland Sculpture Park, the most popular tourist attraction in the whole of Norway. The 45-hectare public park hosts an abundance of beautiful sculptures, along with bridges, fountains and the Oslo City Museum. After having experienced the centre, you will travel west to the Bygdøy Peninsula, where several of Oslo’s most popular museums are situated. There, you will have the choice of visiting either the Fram Museum or the Kon-Tiki Museum. The Fram Museum hosts Fram; the strongest wooden ship ever built, where you can board it and take part in a polar simulator to experience the cold and dangers of the polar exploits over a century ago. The Kon-Tiki Museum is dedicated, in great detail, to Norwegian adventurer Thor Heyerdahl, who crossed the Pacific Ocean on a balsawood raft in 1947. Whichever you choose, the tour also includes a visit to the Norwegian Folk Museum, one of the world’s largest and oldest open-air museums. It hosts over a hundred traditional houses and the extraordinary Stave Church, a must-see attraction of Norway. After a day full of culture and city sightseeing, the tour concludes with a scenic and relaxing cruise through Oslofjord, where you can enjoy the splendour of the cityscape from the sea. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to explore all of which the wonderful city of Oslo has to offer. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Embark on a classic sightseeing tour on this boat cruise of Oslofjord. Get ready to experience the scenic landscapes of the fjord, on this tour ideal for anyone wishing to take in the cityscape of this unique Scandinavian capital. One of the best ways to experience the scenery of the city and its surroundings is from a sightseeing boat, and the boat in question is a charming wooden ship of traditional Norwegian style. The crew onboard is friendly and helpful, ready and willing to answer whichever questions you might have on your journey. You will pass several interesting sights en route, as you voyage through the narrow bays of the waters, passing a labyrinth of small islands and scenic coastal buildings. One of the islands that you will encounter on your cruise is Hovedøya, a small isle of lush greenery and home to a wide variety of trees and flowers, some of which can’t be found anywhere else in Norway. Another sight en route is the charming Dyna Lighthouse, perching on a reef just south of the Bygdøy Peninsula. The peninsula itself hosts five national museums and a popular beach named Huk. When passing Bygdøy, as this is a sailing cruise, keep an eye out for the Fram Museum, home of the strongest wooden ship ever built. You can also see the Maritime Museum and the stunning veteran sailing ships that are anchored outside. You will likewise pass the Oslo Opera House, a striking building of white marble, glass and granite and the winner of several architectural awards. Because of the building’s ascending design, it appears to rise out of the water of the fjord in all its modern glory. Whichever direction you decide to gaze at, there are plentiful opportunities for photogenic views of the iconic capital of Norway. Don’t hesitate to book your boat tour now, for a chance to behold the numerous sights and beauties of Oslofjord. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this fun and informative tour of Oslo's most interesting sights. You will be in good company of a knowledgeable guide as you bike around the city in a relaxed atmosphere. The route will take you across pleasant car-free paths, beautiful parks, quiet back streets and to the Oslo fjord itself.  As you make your way through the city, your guides will not only reveal the history behind the monuments and buildings but also cover wide-ranging topics on Norwegian culture and politics, as well as modern life in Oslo. During this three hour tour, you will have plenty of time for stops and pictures as you discover the medieval Akershus Castle, originally built to protect the capital. As you visit the city hall - which houses the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony - you will experience the iconic Functionalist architectural style of this impressive two-towered building.   En route to the gardens of the Royal Palace, you will bike through the main street of Karl Johans Gate. You will have plenty of time to wander around as you make a stop at the world famous Vigeland Sculpture Park, named after its renowned creator Gustav Vigeland. Moving along to the Frogner district of Oslo, you will now have the opportunity to witness Oslo's most impressive 19th-century neoclassical architecture with your own eyes. The last leg of the journey will bring you to the more modern but equally stunning architecture of Tjuvholmen and the Aker Brygge harbour area. If weather allows you might even be able to jump in for a quick swim! Come along for a compact and informative trip that encompasses a selection of Oslo's most interesting sites, and discover the many facets of Norway's capital. Check availability now by choosing a date. 

Come along on a scenic cruise of an authentic Norwegian fjord, to see and behold the one and only Pulpit Rock towering above the water. Anyone looking to experience the beauty of bona fide Scandinavian landscapes should not let this opportunity pass them by. The best way of beholding the vastness of a fjord is by gliding through its waters. Departing from Stavanger, your vessel is a modern and comfortable catamaran boat, equipped with a spacious sun deck and refreshments in the cabin. Your crew consists of expert tour guides, who will inform you of what you will see on your open water adventure. The venue of your journey is Lysefjord, an archetypal Norwegian fjord that also boasts of unique qualities. The light granite rocks that line the sides of the fjord are what gave it its name, with Lysefjord translating to ‘light fjord’. It is lined with numerous misty waterfalls, including Hengjane Falls, which you will venture so close to that you might feel their mist on your face. The fjord is also brimming with idyllic islands and varied wildlife - with a little bit of luck you might encounter the resident seals of the water or the acrobatic mountain goats of the hillsides. As you near in towards the heart of the fjord, get ready to behold the Vagabond’s Cave - an ancient hiding place to a group of outlaws who sought shelter there a long time ago. As you pass by this enigmatic site, you will be greeted by the very highlight of the fjord, the steep and towering Pulpit Rock. The cliff also known as Preikestolen is an ever popular venue for hikers, looking to see the scenery from above. On your cruise, however, you will get the pleasure of experiencing the allure of the rock from a whole different angle, as the near perfectly vertical drop of over 600 metres towers majestically over the skyline. Your vessel will return you to the port at Stavanger at the end of the tour. It is available all year round, providing for different seasonal charms each time around. Don’t miss out on this perfect cruise. Check availability by choosing a date.

Join this combo tour for a chance to get up close and personal with authentic Norwegian nature, where you will hop on a fjord cruise before strapping on your hiking boots and venturing up Pulpit Rock. Anybody looking to experience the full extent of Norway’s scenery should not let this opportunity pass them by. Setting out from Skagenkaien in Stavanger City, your excursion begins with an exploration of the one and only Lysefjord onboard a cruise boat. The fjord is special in many ways; it gets its name - ‘Light Fjord’ - because of the light-coloured granite rocks that line its mountainsides. As you venture in between the steeping mountains, you will pass uninhabited and idyllic islands surrounded by sapphire-coloured water, wooden houses nesting in the hillsides, acrobatic mountain goats, and numerous misty waterfalls plummeting down the cliffs. You will visit the Vagabond’s Cave in the heart of the fjord, where a group of outlaws allegedly hid from the authorities in days long gone. As you trail beyond this enigmatic and ancient hiding place, you will be greeted by the appearance of the monumental Pulpit Rock towering over the skyline. Looking up at the near perfectly vertical drop of this steepest of cliffs, any adventurer would be desirous to venture up for a chance of enjoying the view from above. And that is exactly what is on the agenda, as you will conclude your boat cruise at the village of Oanes and get ready for the second half of your adventure. A bus will take you from Oanes to the trailhead of Pulpit Rock at Preikestolhytta, where you will stock up on food and water before starting your ascent. The hike up Pulpit Rock has become increasingly popular with travellers from all over in the last years, but the trail is still moderately challenging and will take about two hours each way. After reaching the top, however, all the effort will be worth it, as you might as well be standing at the top of the world where you look down over the fjord you just cruised through. The photo opportunities from the top are to die for, and those brave enough can venture right to the edge of the cliff to look straight down the 600-metre drop. Once you have descended back down, a bus will take you back to the port of Tau to catch the ferry back to Stavanger. Don’t delay in booking this extraordinary tour for the chance of the combined wonders of a fjord safari and a view from the summit of Pulpit Rock. Check availability by choosing a date.

Get ready to bathe in the spectacular view from the top of Pulpit Rock, on this specialised hiking tour of the cliff of Lysefjord. This tour is for any avid hikers who enjoy a challenge and wish to venture off the beaten track, to fully experience authentic Norwegian nature. After getting picked up and transported via ferry, your adventure begins with canoeing across Lake Refsvatn. There is nothing quite like a canoe ride to get you in the mood for adventure. As you paddle through the lake, you will behold the spectacular scenery of the riverbanks and their ascending mountains. Upon reaching your destination of Pulpit Rock, you will realise what it is that draws close to 300.000 visitors to it annually. The cliff towers over 600 metres with a near perfectly vertical drop from the top, straight down Lysefjord Fjord. It is spectacular to behold, and even more rewarding to climb. Because of the cliff’s great popularity, its paths tend to get crowded, especially during the summer months. Your expert local guides will take you off the beaten track to avoid these crowds, providing a unique and up-close experience in ascending the rocky trail. Only a selected few people know of the routes which you will be taking on this challenging hike for real adventurers. Get ready to clamber and trek before reaching the summit, where you will take in the breathtaking view from the top. Those who are brave enough can then get down on all fours to peek down from the ledge, straight down the vertical drop ending in the water below. The scenery from the top is an archetypical Norwegian fjord of blue waters and idyllic islands. Remember to bring your camera for all the unique photo opportunities en route and from the top. Don’t miss out on this adventure of a lifetime. Check availability by choosing a date.

Embark on an exploration of the Lofoten Islands on this guided tour of their many sights and wonders. Be prepared to witness one of the most iconic destinations in Norway on this adventure perfect for those interested in authentic Scandinavian landscapes and culture. Your journey begins in the fishing village of Kabelvåg, where you will explore the scenic coastal town and its many charms. You will also visit the fishing village Eggum, that rests alone between the ocean and the mountains, on the seaward side of Vestvågøy Island. Your excursion then continues towards the iconic beaches Utakleiv, Haukland and Unstad. These coastlines are frequently lauded as one of the top travel destinations of the globe, and upon visiting them, you will understand why - the crystal blue water that contrasts the white sand of the shores makes the Arctic appear almost tropical. All around your trail you will behold colourful blankets of greenery, as well as steep and majestic mountains that serve to shelter you from the winds. You will make a quick lunch stop at Rørvik beach before heading back inland from the coastline. On your way back, you will visit yet another fishing hamlet called Henningsvær, named as one of the most picturesque villages of the archipelago. Get ready to learn about the history and culture of the island life, as your lovely tour guides will inform you of all you want to know. You will see rows of wooden houses resting partly on stakes right by the water, as well as wooden racks where fish has been hung up to dry according to age-old traditions. This tour consists of endless panoramas of bonafide Norwegian sceneries with expert guides. Don’t wait any longer in booking your exploration of Lofoten, to enjoy all of which has been listed and more. Check availability by choosing a date.

Experience an alternative view of Oslo as you bike along the Akerselva River. During the three-hour bike ride, you will discover a new side of Norway's capital, full of street art, hip cafés, surprising waterfalls, great food and award winning coffee. The Akerselva river runs through the city and is often referred to as "Oslo's green lung" due to the many parks and nature trails that exist along its sides. Originally known as Frysja - an Old Norse word derived from the word froth - the river experiences a significant drop in elevation from its source to its mouth. As a result, Akerselva will offer you scenic waterfalls as it weaves its way through the city of Oslo. The most famous of those are Møllerfossene; a beautiful succession of cascading waterfalls, nestled within a grove of birch trees. You will experience a pleasant admixture of nature and urban flair as you bike along the route. You will come across former industrial areas that have been turned into beautiful nature parks and you will stop at the Grünerløkka neighbourhood; originally a working class district that has with time been transformed into one of the trendiest parts of Oslo. You will make another stop at the Mathallen indoor market, considered by many to be the absolute heart of the Oslo food scene. You will end the tour by the mouth of the Akerselva as it flows into the Oslo Fjord nearby the iconic Oslo Opera House. There you will make the final stop where you can walk up on to the roof to enjoy a beautiful view of the surrounding area and observe the Akerselva from a different angle. Don't miss out on this chance to experience Oslo as a local, as we bike through its beautiful nature spots as well as discovering its most trendy urban spots. Check availability by choosing a date. 

Embark on an unforgettable hunt for the Northern Lights on this attentively crafted and personalised tour. This is the perfect excursion for avid and amateur photographers alike, as well as anyone looking to behold the breathtaking beauty of the phenomena that is the aurora borealis. After getting picked up from Tromsø City Centre, you will join a small group and drive out to the top stops for spotting the lights. The Northern Lights are a natural and celestial phenomenon, produced when the magnetosphere gets disturbed by trajectories of solar winds. Their display, based almost solely on Arctic and Antarctic regions of the globe, never ceases to amaze anyone lucky enough to behold them. Allow your guides to read the forecast carefully and take you out to the likeliest places. Sometimes, that means driving close to the islands west of Tromsø, at other times it means heading east for the mainland, and every so often it means setting out all the way to the Finnish border. No matter your destination, you are sure to enjoy the scenery en route. Know that each direction is chosen for being the most premium spot of locating the lights each time around. Once you have reached your destination, get ready to wait for the lights and set up your photography gear. Your guides will teach you the proper methods of getting the best possible photos, with the added option of renting a tripod for your chosen camera. While you wait for the lights, you are well taken care of as the package includes hot drinks and biscuits. You will also be provided with a thermal suit and winter boots to keep you warm. After a satisfying display of the multi-coloured veils dancing in the night sky, you will be taken back to the city of Tromsø with your head full of memories, and your memory card full of photos. Don’t hesitate in booking this Northern Lights Hunt now. Check availability by choosing a date.

Have you ever dreamt of hiking on a glacier? Are you between the ages of 7-80 and in a normal shape? Then this is your chance. The Blue Ice Hike departs daily from Fonna Glacier Ski Resort from the middle of July until the middle of September. Out hikes on the Juklavass Glacier is suitable for mostly anyone and we adapt the difficulty to your desires, either it's an easy hike or a challenging glacier climb. Juklavass Glacier consists of both calm, flat ice and more challenging crevasse areas so it's easy to adjust the difficulty level to the participators wishes and the conditions. Half way up the icefall we stop to enjoy the view of the North Sea and Rosendal Alps. You'll also learn about the local culture and the geography. Walking back down we can enjoy the beautiful evening light over the mountains and fjords below us. The Glacier is located only a couple hours from Bergen so it can easily be done as a day trip.

Come and explore the cardinal attractions of Norway's Capital in this guided city break tour of Oslo. Any avid urbanite with a thirst for culture and history should not allow this opportunity to pass. In and around Oslo you'll find the perfect combination of the urban and the rural, where the flair of the big city collides with the proximity of the surrounding Norwegian landscape of fjords and stunning nature.  During this four-day break, you will trail between the different islands of the capital area and visit some of its principal sights; such as the Opera House, the Royal Palace, the Aker Castle and the Bygdøy Peninsula.  The break includes three nights of accommodation, so pack your bags and get in the mood for big city sightseeing. Book your excursion now for a singular chance of getting up close and personal with the capital of Norway.  Check availability by choosing a date. 

For some of the very best and most dramatic fjord scenery anywhere in Norway, don’t miss the chance to experience the Geirangerfjord UNESCO World Heritage site from our sightseeing boat. The scenery here is absolutely breathtaking. Take a closer look at the “Seven Sisters”, “Bridal Veil” and “Suitor” waterfalls, the majestic fjord cliffs and abandoned mountain farms. Perhaps you’ll be lucky enough to see porpoises playing in the fjord. Don’t forget your camera.

Join us on one of the most beautiful and spectacular bus trips in Norway to experience the world-renowned viewpoints around Geiranger. From higher up, there are fantastic views over the UNESCO World Heritage area, with deep fjords and high mountains – simply breathtaking! Mt. Dalsnibba above Geiranger is 1,476 m above sea level and offers stunning views across the World Heritage area. It lies 22 km from Geiranger, up the famous Geirangervegen road. Along the way, you’ll stop at the well-known Flydalsjuvet viewpoint. Further up is Knuten – the Knot – famous for being Norway’s first ascending loop road. The last 5 km is on a private toll road, with a tollbooth at the Djupvasshytta turn-off. You’ll stop at the famous Flydalsjuvet viewpoint before continuing up to Mt. Dalsnibba, from where you’ll be able to enjoy the majestic views back to the Geirangerfjord. Flydalsjuvet: The famous view back to Geirangerfjord and the cruise ships from the viewpoint at the top of this 80 m-deep gorge must surely be one of Norway’s most photographed vistas! Dalsnibba: An easily accessible high-mountain experience, this is one of the highest peaks you can experience by car or bus in Norway and offers incredible views of the surrounding mountains and the Geirangerfjord in the distance. Varied flora and fauna, ice-blue lakes, fascinating geology, glaciers and the incredible peak itself await you on the 2-hour drive. A must-see on your visit to Geiranger! Type of excursion: Scenic round trip by bus with photo opportunities Duration: 2 hours and 15 min. Bus itinerary: Geiranger - Flydalsjuvet - Dalsnibba/Geiranger Skywalk - Geiranger Facilities: WC at Geiranger pier, Dalsnibba and Flydalsjuvet viewpoint, souvenir shop at Mt. Dalsnibba Capacity: Between 35 and 48 persons per trip Includes: Bus trip with stops at the famous Flydalsjuvet (15 min) and Dalsnibba (15 min) viewpoints, toll road to Mt. Dalsnibba Available: 18 May – 15 Sep. 2017 (not daily, but flexible; see online booking page) Price: Adults NOK 320, children (4-15 years) NOK 200 Tickets: At the ticket counter located in the Tourist Information office at the pier, or online here. Your online booking confirmation is your boarding ticket. You will need to present this to the crew when boarding. It contains a QR code that will be scanned. Just prior to boarding make sure you have either printed this document or have it on your smart phone screen ready to be scanned. Tips: this may require you to save this confirmation off line for example, as a screen shot/capture in your photo folder. Please meet on the departure point at least 10 minutes before your scheduled departure time. During pre-season when the road to Dalsnibba is still closed, we drive up to Dypvatten lake and Ørnevegen, the “Eagle Road”.

Do you want to explore some of Norway's most impressive landscapes? This bus tour takes you through the highlights outside of the Ålesund area, where the main theme is trolls. During the tour, your guide will share many fascinating facts and stories about the areas and places we pass through. We begin by driving towards Sjøholt, a part of Møre of Romsdal county which is especially known for the furniture industry. Here we will also pass the house of Ivar Åsen, who is the founder of Norway's second official language: Nynorsk. The bus continues and drives along Storfjord towards Valldal where we pass Stordal and the Rose Church (built in 1789). Valldal is famous for its strawberries so make sure that you have a few! Your next stop will be at the stunning Gudbrandsljuvet, a 5m narrow and 20-25m deep ravine. Here you can walk across the modern bridge from one side of the ravine to the other. The adventure now continues as we drive through the Reinheimen National Park towards the iconic Trollstigen plateau. From the beautiful overview of the Troll Road (Trollstigen), you can also enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding King, Queen, and Bishop Mountains, as well as the rushing Stigfossen waterfall. After enjoying the beautiful scenery your driver takes you safely down the 11 hairpin bends. At the bottom of the road, there's another opportunity to take some images of Stigfossen waterfall. Our last stop before heading back to Ålesund is the majestic Troll Wall (Trollveggen) and the beautiful Romsdalshorn. The Troll Wall is Europe's tallest vertical rock face and the perfect way to wrap up a scenic tour. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to experience this selection of Norway's finest attractions. Check for availability by choosing a date. 

Come along and discover the beautiful city of Ålesund. On this walking tour, you will experience the Art Nouveau architecture that the city is known for, get to know more about its history and visit cultural sites.  Ålesund is built on multiple islands and the heart of Ålesund is stretched over two of these islands, namely Nørvøy and Aspøy. The main industry in this region of Norway is fishing and in Ålesund, this is very visible. Fishing boats can be spotted in the waters that surround the city. However, Ålesund is most known for its unusually consistent and iconic Art Nouveau architecture. Most of the buildings have been built between 1904 and 1907, after the fire which destroyed over 800 houses in the city center in January 1904. During the 3-hour trip, your guide will take you on an entertaining walk through the city center and lead you to the fascinating Art Nouveau buildings. The excursion, you will also take you to the Jugendstil Senter (Art Nouveau Museum), located in the old Swan Pharmacy. There you will truly be taken back in time.  You will learn more about the historical town fire and the subsequent rebuilding of the city center of Ålesund and the origin of the city's Art Nouveau style. Your guide will also bring you to several exhibitions which can be visited. Don't miss out on this great opportunity to drink in the history and culture of the stunningly beautiful city of Ålesund. 

Come along for this ultimate sightseeing around the beautiful surroundings of Alesund. From the meeting point, you will travel through a number of underwater tunnels, until reaching your first attraction.   On the Island of Giske, you will find numerous farms along with their grazing cows and sheep. Giske is flat and very fertile compared to other islands in Norway. However, the island is most know as being the birthplace of the notorious Rollo the Viking. Rollo was the first Duke of Normandy and an ancestor of the British Royal Family. You might be familiar with the name Rollo as beeing the brother of Ragnar Lothbrok, in the television series Vikings, but the character is loosely based on the real Viking Rollo.  You will continue your journey to the following stop, the Giske Church. This Norman-style, white marble church was built in the 12th century but the origin of the marble is unknown.  Your excursion will then continue to the beautiful island of Godøy and its iconic fishing village, Alnes. Here you will be able to enjoy the amazing view of the Atlantic Ocean, you can visit the lighthouse or go for a stroll on one of the islands serene beach. After visiting Giske and Godøy, you will continue by taking a journey back in time. In the Sunnmøre Museum, you will learn about a time when most Norwegians lived a hard life, often under poor circumstances and drawing their livelihood from agriculture and fishing. Our guide will lead you through the open air part of the museum where 55 old houses are located. Some are open and accessible for an inside inspection. Several exhibitions can be visited inside the main building and in the boathouse, you will learn even more about how life in this part of Norway changed over the centuries. The last leg of the excursion will take you to the Aksla mountain, famous for its iconic viewpoint over the city of  Ålesund. You will have plenty of photo opportunities while you enjoy the spectacular view over the city and its surrounding islands. After driving down the Aksla, you will head home as the bus drives you through the city center of Ålesund. Known for its consistent Art Nouveau Architecture and colorful buildings, most of whom were been built between 1904 and 1907, after a fire that destroyed over 800 houses in the city center in January 1904. Join us for this pleasant journey through the history and sights of Ålesund and its surroundings. Check for availability by choosing date.  NB: The National Road Authorities will be doing extensive maintenance work in the Ålesund area during the year 2018. As a result, the undersea tunnels leading to the islands around the city will be partially closed most of the time. The visit to the island of Giske will not be affected, however, the tunnel going to the island of Godøy will be mostly closed for construction work at daytime. Should we therefore not be able to visit the lighthouse in Alnes, rest assured that this visit will be replaced with a visit to another exciting venue, which also focuses on Ålesund’s coastal and maritime history. After all, Ålesund is considered by many the “fishing capital” of Norway. This possible temporary change will not lessen the duration or the quality of the tour.

There's no complete visit to the Lofoten Islands during Aurora season without going on an Aurora hunt. Join us on a harmonic evening chasing the northern lights. The tour takes you through silent forests, on frozen lakes and to old fishing hamlets. Your guide is an experienced Aurora hunter and will take you to all the best places to get a glimpse of the "Lady in Green". Your guide is also paying close attention to the solar activity and will make adjustments to location depending on what the forecast say; leaving you with a better chance to admire the phenomena. That's why we named the tour "Hunting the Lights". You will be transported around the archipelago in a minivan/minibus and the guide will drive you to locations that are away from artificial light, making the sighting of the Aurora even more impressive. Once you see the phenomena in the sky you'll understand why it's considered to be one of the most incredible natural events. Since the weather is very local in the Lofoten Islands this is a very dynamic tour where your guide might make sudden changes in locations to increase the likelihood of seeing the northern lights. Don’t forget to bring with you warm clothes!