

by Trollcruise AS
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✓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 898The Oslofjord stretches along the city’s shoreline, lined with landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and the Munch Museum. This about 2-hour boat cruise departs from City Hall pier 4 in Oslo, sailing past islands like Hoveøya and Bygdøy, which is home to the Fram Museum. The route also passes Dyna Lighthouse and several small islets, with views of the hills around the city. The cruise is on an electric boat equipped with panoramic windows and spacious outside decks that are easy to walk around. Onboard amenities include blankets, family-friendly features, WiFi, and safety equipment such as life jackets. An audio guide provides commentary about Oslo’s history, geography, and natural surroundings. Light snacks and hot and cold drinks are available for purchase. Passengers can disembark at Bygdøy after about 1 hour and 45 minutes to explore the Fram Museum, Norwegian Maritime Museum, and Kon-Tiki Museum on their own. Return trips to the city center are available on the electric boat at 12:45 PM and 3:15 PM during the season, subject to confirmation with the crew. Alternatively, visitors can use hop-on hop-off or regular buses at their own expense to return to the city center.
Oslofjord
The cruise departs from City Hall pier 4 in Oslo and lasts about 2 hours. It offers views of Oslo’s shoreline featuring landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and the Munch Museum. The boat sails past islands including Hoveøya, with its canons facing the fjord, and Bygdøy, where the Fram Museum is located. The route includes several islets and inlets and passes Dyna Lighthouse. The electric boat is designed for sightseeing with panoramic windows and spacious outside decks. Onboard there are light snacks and hot and cold beverages for sale. An audio guide provides commentary about the city, its history, geography, and surrounding nature. The boat’s indoor climate system maintains comfortable temperature throughout the trip.
120 min
Extra information for travellers with a car: We do not provide parking spaces. The nearest parking spots are around the Nationaltheatre (about 8-10 minutes walk from the departure point). We strongly recommend to use public transport. Departure point is about 400m from tram stop Aker brygge.
End point
Extra information for travellers with a car: We do not provide parking spaces. The nearest parking spots are around the Nationaltheatre (about 8-10 minutes walk from the departure point). We strongly recommend to use public transport. Departure point is about 400m from tram stop Aker brygge.


by Trollcruise AS
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 898The Oslofjord stretches along the city’s shoreline, lined with landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and the Munch Museum. This about 2-hour boat cruise departs from City Hall pier 4 in Oslo, sailing past islands like Hoveøya and Bygdøy, which is home to the Fram Museum. The route also passes Dyna Lighthouse and several small islets, with views of the hills around the city. The cruise is on an electric boat equipped with panoramic windows and spacious outside decks that are easy to walk around. Onboard amenities include blankets, family-friendly features, WiFi, and safety equipment such as life jackets. An audio guide provides commentary about Oslo’s history, geography, and natural surroundings. Light snacks and hot and cold drinks are available for purchase. Passengers can disembark at Bygdøy after about 1 hour and 45 minutes to explore the Fram Museum, Norwegian Maritime Museum, and Kon-Tiki Museum on their own. Return trips to the city center are available on the electric boat at 12:45 PM and 3:15 PM during the season, subject to confirmation with the crew. Alternatively, visitors can use hop-on hop-off or regular buses at their own expense to return to the city center.
Oslofjord
The cruise departs from City Hall pier 4 in Oslo and lasts about 2 hours. It offers views of Oslo’s shoreline featuring landmarks such as Akershus Fortress, the Opera House, and the Munch Museum. The boat sails past islands including Hoveøya, with its canons facing the fjord, and Bygdøy, where the Fram Museum is located. The route includes several islets and inlets and passes Dyna Lighthouse. The electric boat is designed for sightseeing with panoramic windows and spacious outside decks. Onboard there are light snacks and hot and cold beverages for sale. An audio guide provides commentary about the city, its history, geography, and surrounding nature. The boat’s indoor climate system maintains comfortable temperature throughout the trip.
120 min
Extra information for travellers with a car: We do not provide parking spaces. The nearest parking spots are around the Nationaltheatre (about 8-10 minutes walk from the departure point). We strongly recommend to use public transport. Departure point is about 400m from tram stop Aker brygge.
End point
Extra information for travellers with a car: We do not provide parking spaces. The nearest parking spots are around the Nationaltheatre (about 8-10 minutes walk from the departure point). We strongly recommend to use public transport. Departure point is about 400m from tram stop Aker brygge.