Fjord Days · FOOD & DRINK
The 8 best food & drink tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason, so start there.
Join Boukersen Heim for a 6 to 8-hour small-group drive across Kvaløya, led by Martin, Luis, or another local guide. Expect fjord views, beaches, wildlife stops, short walks, campfire food, homemade chai, thermal gear, and a flexible plan shaped by Arctic weather.
“An amazing trip with an amazing and knowledgeable guide. would highly recommend”
From Geiranger, you cruise the full UNESCO-listed fjord aboard the white catamaran MS Keiser Wilhelm. Expect close views of the Seven Sisters, The Suitor, secluded farms, and a 20-minute stop at Friaren to touch and taste its clear water.
“Schöne Tour zu den Sieben Schwestern ( aufgrund der Jahreszeit wenig Wasser), dem Freier und dem Trollgesicht.”
Travel from Tromsø to Sommarøy and Grøtfjord with guides such as Luis, Louis, Martin, or Alba. Expect fjords, frozen lakes, beaches, a campfire, local stories, warm suits, crampons, and a hot drink. The tour lasts about 5 to 7 hours and suits active adults comfortable on snow and ice.
“Super journée avec Luis qui avait à cœur de nous partager son amour de la Norvège, de ses paysages et de ses secrets. Superbes photos souvenirs Merci encore !!! Le groupe des francophones !”
Take a one-hour boat cruise from Geiranger to the Seven Sisters and Friaren waterfalls. You’ll have indoor and outdoor viewing areas, a restroom, WiFi, and a covered option for rainy weather. The boat collects water straight from Friaren for a memorable tasting.
“Ok- what a really cool experience to literally have this beautiful ship pull right up to the waterfall while two deck hands pull fresh waterfall water as it’s falling and fill a water jugs for the participants to taste- what an awesome, awesome excursion this was!!! Recommend for both kids and adults. Just wow!”
Walk from Flåm center to a historic farm for Norwegian farm-to-table specialties, a three-course meal, apple-garden views, and local stories. The one-hour visit is offered in English, meets at Vikjavegen 9, and accepts groups of up to 30 people.
“Beautiful walk to a very cute farm! Staff was kind and knowledgeable on the local history. Three course meal was wonderful. If you don't make the tasting they have a food trailer with beverages and snacks! Carrot cake with local honey and orange drizzle was wonderful!”
Spend 4.5 hours with a private English-speaking guide exploring Kotor Bay by speedboat, visiting Our Lady of the Rocks, touring Old Town, sampling market specialties, and sharing a three-course Montenegrin lunch with wine or beer.
“Amazing, cultural infusion into Montenegro! I admit to knowing very little about the country before visiting on a cruise outing and booked a private tour for our party of 6 that included my 6 year old daughter. Ivan provided education, generosity and humor that allowed our group to feel at ease and welcomed into his country. The speedboat was a spectular experience that allowed us to view the island from the water and visit the Lady of the Rock. Topped off with prosecco and feeling like Double 007 :) He took some great pictures of our group and even bought my daughter a handmade bracelet. The farmers market allowed us…”
Leave Kotor or Tivat by Jeep for Fort Gorazda, Fort Vrmac, and the St. Ilija ridge. You’ll ride old military roads, stop for bay views, and share a picnic of prosciutto, cheese, olives, bread, and homemade rose juice.
“It was amazing trip to the mountains. Driver was very good and piknic panorama place was wonderful”
Spend 4.5 hours with an English-speaking guide on a private Boka Bay speedboat tour. Visit Our Lady of the Rocks and Perast, tour Kotor Old Town, taste market specialties, and finish with a three-course meal, local wine, and beer.
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