Oslo to Tromso Tours
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Duration 8 days Destinations Oslo, Flam, Bergen, Tromso Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator V.O.S – Vision of Scandinavia From
- US$3,006
Duration 10 days Destinations Oslo, Gol, Flam, Bergen, Tromso Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Globus From $3,046
8% Off- US$2,796+$213 upfront costsYou save $250
Vibrant Oslo opens with its cultural sites and Oslo Fjord before the route continues to Flåm and Bergen. Northern Tromsø serves as the final destination, offering the perfect base for Arctic adventures and Northern Lights viewing. The route connects 4 major Norwegian cities via comprehensive rail and cruise networks.
Duration 13 days Destinations Oslo, Flam, Bergen, Tromso Age Range 8 to 69 year olds Operator Interrailing Packages From
8% Off- US$2,641
Oslo welcomes you with cultural highlights like Frogner Park and the Nobel Peace Prize Hall, before a flight north to Tromsø. The final leg showcases 'The Paris of the North' with its dramatic Arctic Cathedral and stunning mountain views from the Storsteinen cable car.
No departure dates availableDuration 10 days Destinations Oslo, Tromso, Narvik, Lofoten, Harstad Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in Only: German Operator journaway Northern Norway Explorer
11 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Fantastic tour experience in Norway. Could do with more local guides and activities organised.”
Emily, traveled in May
Norwegian culinary delights greet you in Oslo before scenic train rides carry you northward. The adventure culminates in vibrant Tromsø, 217 miles north of the Arctic Circle, where e-bike tours and historic sites like Olhallen, the city's oldest pub dating to 1877, await.
Duration 9 days Destinations Oslo, Trondheim, Bodo, Lofoten, Tromso Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From
8% Off- US$4,730
What our customers ask about Oslo to Tromso Tours
What are the most common destinations visited between Oslo and Tromso?
The route between Oslo and Tromso takes travelers through Norway's essential landmarks starting with Trondheim and its Viking sites followed by the Lofoten Islands Narvik and Harstad. Key stops include the Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim the rugged Trollfjord in Lofoten and the distinctive Arctic Cathedral in Tromso. According to a TourRadar traveler "The trip offers a perfect mix of cultural richness and natural beauty especially the days spent in the Lofoten Islands." Accommodations range from classic rorbu fishing huts in Svolvaer to upscale stays at the Scandic Grand Hotel in Oslo.
What would be an example itinerary between Oslo and Tromso?
A standard 9-day journey begins in Oslo where visitors explore Vigeland Park and the Opera House before taking the train to Trondheim to see the Nidaros Cathedral. The middle portion spans three days in the Lofoten Islands with stays in traditional rorbu huts and visits to Henningsvaer fishing village and Trollfjord. The final leg includes 2-3 days in Tromso where highlights include the Arctic Cathedral and chances to see the northern lights. One TourRadar traveler notes "The itinerary was perfectly balanced with city exploration and nature experiences especially loved staying at the Thief Hotel in Oslo and the unique rorbu accommodations in Lofoten."
What is the average distance covered on an Oslo to Tromso tour?
The complete journey spans 1100 miles (1770 kilometers) across Norway's varied terrain. This distance includes key stops through Trondheim's historic center the Lofoten Islands and coastal towns like Narvik and Harstad. A TourRadar traveler notes "The journey through Norway's diverse landscapes was incredible from Oslo's modern architecture to Tromso's Arctic scenery with comfortable stays at hotels like the Scandic Ishavshotel making the long distance manageable."
What are the average tour lengths for tours from Oslo to Tromso?
Most tours run between 9 and 13 days giving visitors time to properly experience Norway's landscapes and cultural sites. The schedule typically includes extended stops at significant locations such as Trondheim's Nidaros Cathedral and the Lofoten Islands known for their distinctive red fishing houses. As one TourRadar traveler shared "It was a wonderfully scenic trip exceptionally well organized without being regimented with plenty of time for individual exploration." Accommodations vary from the Scandic Ishavshotel in Tromso to the Thief Hotel in Oslo.