Geführte Sightseeing-Kreuzfahrt auf dem Oslofjord mit dem Premium Silent Boat
Beschreibung
Wir verlassen Aker Brygge und nehmen Kurs, um Oslo aus einem anderen Blickwinkel zu erleben. Der Oslofjord. Wir gleiten langsam an der Festung Aker, der Oper, Hovedøya und dem berühmten Leuchtturm auf einem Felsen vorbei; Dyna Fyr. Während der Tour wird unser Reiseleiter interessante und wichtige Geschichten über die Natur und Tierwelt erzählen, die in und um die Stadt Oslo leben. In unserem Bordcafé können Sie Erfrischungsgetränke und frische Backwaren kaufen. Sowohl drinnen als auch draußen ist es komfortabel und sicher für Jung und Alt. Unsere Panoramafenster gehen bis zum Boden, damit auch die Kleinsten in unserer Mitte die Landschaft und Natur draußen sehen können.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
Vorbei an der Festung Akershus mit Blick auf den Oslofjord
Segeln Sie am beliebtesten Gebäude Oslos vorbei. Das Opernhaus Oslo
Diese Insel ist die bekannteste der Inseln im Oslofjord
Eine von mehreren malerischen grün gepunkteten Inseln im Oslofjord, auf denen sowohl auf der Insel als auch unter Wasser wild lebende Tiere gedeihen.
Einer von zwei malerischen und einzigartig aussehenden Leuchttürmen im Oslofjord
Sehen Sie die historischen Badehäuser in Nesodden
Wir segeln durch und um diesen schmalen Teil des Oslofjords, umgeben von Ferienhäusern
Dyna Fyr ist eine Ikone im Osloer Fjord. Ein Leuchtturm wurde zur Kirche zum Restaurant. Dieser Felsen hat seine verfügbaren Quadratmeter sicherlich effizient genutzt
Die Insel Bygdøy ist auch als "Museumsinsel" bekannt, wo sich das berühmte FRAM, Kontiki und Wikingermuseum befinden.
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Bewertungen der Reisenden
Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(797)
The boat tour was really nice! No complaints at all. It was a ~2hr guided ride where the guide talked really well in both English and German. He gave detailed insights about the places we were passing through and was very friendly and approachable. The boat could carry a maximum of 147 passengers but in our ride there was around 100 passengers so it was comparatively less crowded. There are seating areas inside the boat in case you feel too cold or too hot due to the sun. There’s a bar and a small food outlet. I tried their Grimstad Ginger Lemonade and it was really refreshing. Each and every member of the crew were very friendly and one of them even told us about the Prince of Norway and a bit about the Royal family’s history. The view itself is picturesque. Absolutely stunning!! Standing on the deck is a bit chilly so do carry some warm clothing to not catch a cold. Would absolutely recommend this ride!
Must do while in Oslo. Get a clear picture history and culture of surroundings around Oslo. Get to see the small habitable Islands. Silent boat is very relaxing and well guided
Nice to see more than just the city! First time on an electric boat, actually really nice and peaceful and smooth. Staff were friendly but maybe could have done with a little more information as we were going around! Plus side they offered to stop at the fram museum on the way around. Hot chocolate was spot on as well!
Very modern silent and slow boat. Three decks. Make sure the weather is nice. Comfortable restrooms. Beverages available and some food. Free water and ice. They also run a dinner cruise. More like a harbor/island cruise. Not really a fjord at Oslo. In July, people were on the beaches and decks enjoying the weather.
Very nice tour in Oslofjorden. Just the right length, good guide and spacious and fresh boat. Very satisfied simply.
Such a lovely two-hour cruise through the fjords. Loved learning about the sights from Eric’s informative narration. Comfortable boat.
Took the cruise for the second time and thoroughly enjoyed it!
Lovely peaceful ride through the fjord. Expertly narrated as well and comfortable. There were snacks and beverages available for purchase.
This was a nice way to get out on the water and see a bit of Oslo beyond the downtown where we were staying. We were fortunate to have a very warm, sunny day, and everyone was out on the multiple decks of the ship (but there is plenty of indoor seating if the weather is not good). It was not overcrowded, and it was easy to move around when I wanted to see something from another side of the ship. The boat is truly silent and in fine shape. The staff was helpful. The narration was good explaining some of what we were seeing, and I actually would have liked a little *more* narration during the trip. It was helpful that near the end, they offered to make a stop near the Fram museum, saving us a separate ferry across to that island.
No info on cutoff time to come. We missed the tour. The guy at the cruise counter was clueless. Avoid
