



by Brim Explorer Oslo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 1,380The tour begins at Aker Brygge, where passengers board a premium silent boat for a two-hour cruise on the Oslofjord. The boat moves quietly through the water, allowing views of landmarks along the fjord. The route passes by Akershus Castle and Fortress, the Oslo Opera House, and the island of Hovedøya. Guests also see Gressholmen Island, known for its green spaces and local wildlife. The cruise continues past two distinctive lighthouses in the Oslofjord and the historic bathing houses at Nesodden. The boat navigates a narrow part of the fjord lined with holiday homes before reaching Dyna Lighthouse, a structure that has served as a lighthouse, church, and restaurant. The final notable point is the Bygdøy Peninsula, also called Museum Island, home to the FRAM, Kon-Tiki, and Viking museums. Onboard, the boat features panoramic windows that reach down to floor level, providing views for all ages. A guided commentary shares information about the nature and wildlife of the Oslo area during the trip. There is an onboard cafe where soft drinks and baked goods can be purchased. The boat also includes WiFi and restrooms for passenger convenience.
Akershus Castle and Fortress (Akershus Slott og Festning)
The boat passes by Akershus Fortress, providing views over the Oslo Fjord.
Oslo Opera House
The cruise sails past the Oslo Opera House, one of the city’s prominent buildings.
Hovedoya
This island is the most well known among the islands in the Oslo Fjord.
Gressholmen Island
Gressholmen is a green island in the Oslo Fjord where local wildlife thrives both on land and underwater.
Unnamed Lighthouse
The boat passes one of two distinctive lighthouses located in the Oslo Fjord.
Nesodden Bathing Houses
View the historic bathing houses located at Nesodden along the fjord.
Narrow Oslo Fjord Passage
The boat sails through a narrow section of the fjord surrounded by holiday homes.
Dyna Lighthouse
Dyna Fyr is a lighthouse on a rock that has also served as a church and restaurant.
Bygdoy Peninsula
Bygdøy, also called Museum Island, is home to the FRAM, Kon-Tiki, and Viking museums.
Find the boat docked by at Rådhusbrygge 2, just before PIREN restaurant. Please arrive 15 minutes before the cruise starts.
End point
Find the boat docked by at Rådhusbrygge 2, just before PIREN restaurant. Please arrive 15 minutes before the cruise starts.




by Brim Explorer Oslo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.kr 1,380The tour begins at Aker Brygge, where passengers board a premium silent boat for a two-hour cruise on the Oslofjord. The boat moves quietly through the water, allowing views of landmarks along the fjord. The route passes by Akershus Castle and Fortress, the Oslo Opera House, and the island of Hovedøya. Guests also see Gressholmen Island, known for its green spaces and local wildlife. The cruise continues past two distinctive lighthouses in the Oslofjord and the historic bathing houses at Nesodden. The boat navigates a narrow part of the fjord lined with holiday homes before reaching Dyna Lighthouse, a structure that has served as a lighthouse, church, and restaurant. The final notable point is the Bygdøy Peninsula, also called Museum Island, home to the FRAM, Kon-Tiki, and Viking museums. Onboard, the boat features panoramic windows that reach down to floor level, providing views for all ages. A guided commentary shares information about the nature and wildlife of the Oslo area during the trip. There is an onboard cafe where soft drinks and baked goods can be purchased. The boat also includes WiFi and restrooms for passenger convenience.
Akershus Castle and Fortress (Akershus Slott og Festning)
The boat passes by Akershus Fortress, providing views over the Oslo Fjord.
Oslo Opera House
The cruise sails past the Oslo Opera House, one of the city’s prominent buildings.
Hovedoya
This island is the most well known among the islands in the Oslo Fjord.
Gressholmen Island
Gressholmen is a green island in the Oslo Fjord where local wildlife thrives both on land and underwater.
Unnamed Lighthouse
The boat passes one of two distinctive lighthouses located in the Oslo Fjord.
Nesodden Bathing Houses
View the historic bathing houses located at Nesodden along the fjord.
Narrow Oslo Fjord Passage
The boat sails through a narrow section of the fjord surrounded by holiday homes.
Dyna Lighthouse
Dyna Fyr is a lighthouse on a rock that has also served as a church and restaurant.
Bygdoy Peninsula
Bygdøy, also called Museum Island, is home to the FRAM, Kon-Tiki, and Viking museums.
Find the boat docked by at Rådhusbrygge 2, just before PIREN restaurant. Please arrive 15 minutes before the cruise starts.
End point
Find the boat docked by at Rådhusbrygge 2, just before PIREN restaurant. Please arrive 15 minutes before the cruise starts.