
Oslo Tours and Trips
With a rich history in farming and surrounded in greenery, Oslo is a city in close contact with nature. The inclusion of so many old pastures into the city’s modern borders make it the one of the largest capital cities in the world at 453 square kilometers in total. The city fans out much like an amphitheater
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Oslo Tour Reviews
Guest reviews from travelers on tours in and around Oslo
The holidays in the countries can cause problems finding open restaurants for lunch and dinner. We had to stop and eat in gas stations because those were the only open places. There is too little time spend in Sweden. Several of the excursions were not available and the shops were closed because "it's the off season". Why isn't that noted on the website? The times when the bags have to be put out in the hall, when breakfast is served, and when the bus leaves are tight on the weekends and holidays. I didn't go to North Cape because the trip was from 9pm to midnight and covered the same roads as the boat tour of bird islands. I hate "seat rotation" and many on my tour refused to sit in their assigned seats. It is difficult getting downstairs in the morning in the high-rise hotels with 10+ floors as the elevators have been given over to baggage moving. Those folks on the higher floors have to wait for a long time to get an elevator up to their floor, while those on the lower floors often find the elevators completely full when it stops at their floor. The itinerary is too vague. When does the free time start & end? Where do we meet the bus if we want to go to lunch near the museum instead of downtown? Do the excursions overlap so you can't do more than one? How far is the museum from the hotel? When can we check into the hotel? Why are we scheduled to eat dinner at 2030?
Joel, our tour director, was very knowledgeable and friendly. He did a great job with minor adjustments to the itinerary based upon unforeseen events. We very much enjoyed the sites we visited, the meals and hotels. The drivers also did an excellent job.
The itinerary covered the main attractions and was varied. The optional extras were good while some were better than others. Would have been good to see more inclusions in the main itinerary. I have previously travelled with Insight and this trip had less inclusions and more optional activity unlike previous trips.
This Norway and Denmark road trip was an unforgettable experience. The countryside was beautiful, with stunning fjords, mountains, farmland, and coastal scenery. Roads were generally excellent, and every day offered new views and charming towns to explore. The ferry connections were efficient and added to the adventure.. the scenery and relaxed pace make the trip well worth it. I feel like I need to go back soon with insight vacations.
Focus should be more on Norway and Sweden. Yes Denmark is important because of the regional history, but the real stories are in Norway followed by Sweden. Norway is beautiful and cannot be missed.
It covers all the major cities and towns and gives a great overall picture of the 4 countries as well as travelling through the countryside to cover a great distance in the allotted time. We visited Santa, met his reindeers, viewed huskies being trained, went as far north as possible on the mainland and saw amazing scenery. We can thoroughly recommend this trip.
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