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Electric dinner cruise on the Oslofjord

Elegant table setting with wine and food aboard cruise boat
Oslo Opera House with frozen fjord in winter sunset
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An electric fjord cruise in Oslo with dinner !

  • Experience the atmosphere inside a warm and comfortable panoramic lounge or outside from a spacious deck, while enjoying a 3-course dinner
  • Enjoy live piano music onboard
  • Who said sightseeing had to be hard work?
Starting point
Oslo
Duration
2 hr 30 min
Season
Available all year

Tour description

You start this tour from Aker Brygge in Oslo as the electric boat leave from the quay and sail into the Oslofjord. The captain chooses the route according to the sun, waves, and wind to provide the best experience on board. Panoramic views of the Opera House, Hovedøya, Nesoddlandet, Fornebu, and Bygdøy sets the mood, while the waiters serve the most delicious dishes. The fjord cruise offers beautiful scenery, while the onboard bar offers fresh drinks.
You will be served local food that represents Norwegian cooking traditions. Most of the dishes are locally produced, which makes this a great Norwegian food experience - as well as being sustainable!
It will be possible to enjoy the summer evening at the deck after the cruise before the boat closes at 24:00.
Have a nice trip!

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