Cheap Bus Tours

Come along for this exciting tour and experience the breathtaking views over Geirangerfjord. On this tour, you will depart from the village of Geiranger and head up the mountain roads. During the 1,5-hour trip, you visit two of the most famous and equally stunning viewpoints. Flydalsjuvet is a viewpoint deep in the bottom of Geirangerfjord, overlooking the Geiranger village. Flydalsjuvet actually has two viewpoints and a gangway running between the upper and lower plateaus.  After visiting Flydalsjuvet, you head back towards Geiranger. Your tour will take you passed Geiranger and further out Geirangerjorden.  Ørnesvingen (e. Eagle's Bend) is an iconic Norwegian road that will take you up the very steep mountainside of Geirangerfjord. You will travel through 11 hairpin bends as you steadily climb up towards the Ørnesvingen viewing point.  The viewing point offers a unique vantage point over the fjord and is even equipped with its own waterfall.  The bus will stop for 10 minutes at each viewpoint, where you can enjoy the stunning views over this iconically S-shaped  Norwegian fjord.  Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience Geirangerfjorden from above and the mind-bending views over a truly stunning Norwegian fjord. Check for availability by choosing a date. 

Come and behold the many wonders of Oslo on this guided tour of the city’s top sights. This short excursion presents you with the main attractions of the city, on a tour ideal for anyone looking to get up close and personal with the capital of Norway. To start off your tour, you will meet with your guides at the departure location next to the City Hall. You will then hop on a bus and begin your panoramic adventure of this dynamic Scandinavian capital. Your expert tour guides will inform you of the history and culture of this vibrant city, where you will begin by exploring the city centre and the urban bustle of Karl Johans Gate. See the cafés, nightclubs, shopping centres and jazz bars as you cruise this street, stock-full of authentic Norwegian architecture. You will also be visiting Holmenkollen in the Vestre Aker borough of Oslo, home to the one and only Holmenkollen ski jumping hill. The ski jump is a true city landmark and embodies more than a century of skiing competitions, so bear that in mind as you take in the breathtaking view. You will then be treated to a guided stroll through the number one tourist attraction in Norway, the Vigeland Sculpture Park. This park is the largest one of its kind made by a single artist in the entire world; as its 45 hectares host over 200 sculptures of bronze, granite and iron. This unique park represents the life work of its creator, Gustav Vigeland, who was also the park’s main architect and designer. The park is diversely beautified with greenery, bridges and fountains, so remember to bring your camera along for all the fantastic photo opportunities of your excursion. If you only have limited time to spare in Oslo for sightseeing, this is the perfect endeavour for you. Don’t hesitate in booking your panoramic adventure now, for this wonderful chance to get the know the city of Oslo. 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. 

Join this fun four-hour sightseeing tour of Oslo and experience the most iconic attractions of the city. In this guided 4-hour tour you will get to know Oslo through a selection of must-see attractions. The tour will take you through the charming city center of Oslo. You will then go to the Holmenkollen Ski Jump hill, giving you an impressive panoramic view of Oslo. Next stop is the impressive Vigeland Park. There you will experience the Vigeland installations, comprised of over 200 sculptures designed by the iconic Gustav Vigeland. From there you will travel to the Bygdøy Peninsula where you can choose to visit either the Fram Museum or the Kon-Tiki Museum. During the summer season (between March 17th to October 15th) the return trip from Bygdøy Peninsula to the city center is conducet by boat (duration: 15min). Seize the day and check for availability by clicking on the "choose a date" button on this page.

On this excursion the bus will take you over the Eagle Road, a spectacular road with 11 hairpin bends. On the steep sides of the road you might spot goats grazing grass. Once you arrive at the last hairpin bend, the bus will stop for a break. You can walk to the platform for a majestic view over a.o. the Geirangerfjord and the waterfall “Seven Sisters”. You will immediately understand why this fjord is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the Eagle Road the bus will drive along the lake of Eidsdal. A beautiful lake where many fathers like to take their kids to for some trout fishing. After a short photo stop at the lake, the excursion continues to the idyllic Herdal Summer Farm. This farm has been operated for over 300 years. Here you will find goats, cows and fjord horses. The owners of the farm and their staff will gladly tell you all about the farm and invite you to taste their homemade goat cheese.

Come along for this all Inclusive 5-hour sightseeing tour of Oslo and explore the absolute must-see-attractions of the city of Oslo. During this tour you will experience the cozy atmosphere of downtown Oslo, you will get to witness the stunning views over Oslofjord from Holmenkollen Ski Jumping Hill. Additionally, you will be brought in touch with the art of the most prolific Norwegian sculptor as you stroll among the Vigeland Park. There you will marvel at more than 200 bronze and granite sculptures, each designed by Gustav Vigeland himself. From there on, the tour will take you to the Bygdøy Peninsula where you will visit 2 unique museums: First you will be able to choose between either Fram Museum or Kon-Tiki Museum after which you will continue the tour with a visit to the Norwegian Folk Museum, known for its iconic stave church from Gol originating from the ca. 1200. Don't miss out on this great way to experience the iconic attractions of the beautiful city of Oslo and check for availability by clicking the "choose date button" on this page.

The excursion will depart from the village of Olden. The bus will take you through the valley, passing ‘the little red church’ from the early 1900’s which was a gift from an American collector of Norwegian antiques. Nowadays it is a museum. The tour continues along Lake Olden to Rustøen, all the way at the end of the fjord. Here you will find many colourful farms, as this valley is very fertile, and many waterfalls. From Rustøen we go to Briksdal Inn. This is where the walk to the Briksdal Glacier, an arm of Europe’s largest glacier the Jostedal Glacier, starts. A beautiful track surrounded by waterfalls and mountains, will lead you to the viewpoint at the glacier lake, from where you will be able to enjoy this amazing natural treasure. The walk to the viewpoint normally takes approximately 45-60 minutes. The first part of the track is a bit steep, then it gets flatter and much easier. The very last part of the track is considered to be the most difficult.

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. 

Join us on this picture-worthy tour as we explore the Romsdal valley. You will journey to up the infamous Trollstigen (Troll Road) mountain road as well as visit the Trollveggen (the Troll Wall).  The excursion starts out from the center of Åndalsnes. Once you get on the bus, you will travel out of Åndalsnes to your first stop. Trollveggen is Europe’s tallest vertical rock face and truly a sight to behold.   From Trollveggen you will also be able to view Romsdalshorn, a popular mountain for climbing. After a short photo stop, the real adventure begins. You now head towards Trollstigen.  It had taken eight years to build when Trollstigen was opened in 1936. Since then, the road has become one of Norway's most popular attraction, with its 11 hairpin bends and 10% incline. Every bend in Trollstigen has its name and you will find name signs placed by every curve. As you move up the mountainside,  you will be able to get a closer look of the three mountains called the King, the Queen, and the Bishop. At the end of Trollstigen, you will make another stop. At the Trollstigen plateau, you will find a restaurant, restrooms, a souvenir shop and a paved path which will lead you to two platforms. From here you will be able to enjoy the stunning view over the valley, observing  Trollstigen from above and its surrounding mountains. From here you will head back to Åndalsnes as your 3-hour trip draws near to a close.  Don't miss out on this essential tour of Trollstigen and the Trollveggen. Check for availability by choosing a date. 

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.

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”.