2 hours with Båtservice Sightseeing ltd
from $69 per person, live price on the listing, as of Sept 2026
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Step aboard a traditional wooden sailing ship and drift out onto the Oslofjord for two hours of quiet sightseeing. The city looks different from the water, and this cruise is one of the easiest ways to see it that way.
Båtservice Sightseeing runs this two-hour trip from central Oslo, and the ship itself is half the appeal: a wooden sailing vessel, not a modern tour boat. You glide past the Opera House, the Akershus fortress shoreline, and out toward the greener islands of the inner fjord, with a guide pointing out what you're looking at along the way. It's a relaxed pace, suitable for most travelers, and a popular pick for visitors who want the fjord experience without committing a full day. Tickets start from $69 per person, as of September 2026, with the current price and available departure times shown on the live booking page.
For general orientation on Oslo's boat-trip scene, see VisitOSLO's official boat-trips overview, the city's own destination-marketing organization. Visit Norway's fjord round-trip planning guide is available from Visit Norway, the country's national tourism board.
Yes. At two hours, it fits easily into a half-day plan, and it departs from the city center, so you can pair it with a museum visit or a walk along the harborfront afterward. The sailing ship format also gives you more of a sense of Oslo's maritime character than a standard sightseeing boat would.
2 hours · Båtservice Sightseeing ltd
Oslo Fjord Traditional Sailing Cruise on a Wooden Boat 2hrs. Operated by Båtservice Sightseeing ltd. Runs about 2 hours. Rated 4.5 (as of Sept 2026) from 5881 reviews on the listing. Current price shown on the live listing.
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