cruising in the Oslofjord with boat

 Roundtrip in the Oslofjord by boat from Aker Brygge Summer is approaching, and we would like you to join us on a trip by boat B21 between Aker Brygge and Son, requiring neither overnight or much planning -­ join the fjord cruise! You can join us for the whole route or step off anywhere on the journey. You can choose between 7 stops. Photo: Tuukka Koski Photo: Ø ivind Möller Bakken
BakkBakken Ø Fornebu is a natural gem;; surrounded by the bay and with a biological diversity in a class of its own. On Fornebulandet you can go hiking in Nansenparken, bathing in Storøyodden beach which is one of 14 beaches that have been awarded the Blue Flag, viewing birds on the Storøya, experience modern architecture and art on Telenor and Statoil buildings. Have a picknick in their backyard or play a game of volleyball. The venerable Sjøflyhavna tavern is certainly worth a visit. Great food and great location. Ø Vollen -­ Welcome to Vollen, situated on the west side of the Oslo Fjord and a real "southern pearl". There has been a vibrant street life for generations, and trading has flourished no less than 145 years. Today Vollen consists of the Oslofjord museum, showing the rich culture history, as well as lots of great activities for the children. In the center of idyllic Vollen you will find small businesses in fashion, interior, gold, perfumes, galleries and eateries. You will also find a the outdoor italian restaurand, Vitos, on the marina. Do you care for a swim in the ocean or a picknic, the Fritznersgate beach which has been awarded the Blue Flag is an excellent place for the outdoor activities. Like a bikeride on an el bike? Contact the marina and rent a bike and get the map for free. Ø Oscarsborg -­ Only five to ten minutes by ferry from Drøbak you will find Oscarsborg Fortress, situated right in the middle of the Oslo Fjord. Oscarsborg Fortress is known to most Norwegians as the fortification that sank the German cruiser Blücher during the Second World War. Today Oscarsborg is open to the public and in addition to the museum and the original fortifications there is several restaurants and a hotels there today. Every year there is an annual opera festival in August Ø Drøbak -­ The many old wooden houses together with shops, galleries, cafes and restaurants makes the old town Drøbak unique and worth a visit. 200 years ago Drøbak was an important exporter of ice and timber which made the business flourished and prosperous merchants laid the foundation for the city as we know it today. In Drøbak you will find Tregaardens Julehus, Norway's first Christmas House Christmas House open all year, and Santa's post office. Over 20,000 letters is received every year from children worldwide. Many of these you can see if you visit the Tourist Information in Drøbak. Ø Son – Son Coastal Culture Centre is beautifully situated right in the heart of Son. The Center consists of a harbor with old working and leisure boats, exhibitions, museum shop and jeweler. Son Kro has a past as a seaside hotel back in the 1800s. Today Son Kro is a traditional inn with a beautiful view over the boat harbour and fjord. It is a popular meeting place in Son and offers a wide choise of seasonal dishes. Ø Nesoddtangen -­ Hellviktangen is Nesodden pearl -­ a magnificent Art Nouveau villa right by the sea, with garden, a beach and a private pier. Popular for weddings and summer parties, with large terrace facing the fjord. A meal at Hellviktangen is organic, homemade and with quality food in a place filled with soul and charm. Photo; V ISITOSL/Nancy Bundt VisitOSLO/Nancy Ø Oslo – the capital of Norway. A must when travelling to Oslo is the Norwegian Opera House, the country’s largest institution for music and the dramatic arts, and shall present operas, ballets and concerts of the highest artistic quality.The main shopping street, Karl Johan, where you find discos, night clubs, bars, jazz clubs and cafés in between all the stores, shopping centres and hotels. Downtown Oslo has a little bit of everything. Rådhuset (Town Hall) and Aker Brygge, Oslo’s go-­to place for shopping, dining and entertainment. Duration: 4 – 8 hours Suiteble for: Induviduales and groups Transportation Boat – route B21 and B22 Aker Brygge – Drøbak – Son Price NOK 30/15 – 110/55 – Sone 1-­4 Contactpersons Ruter: Ruter.no Disclaimer: All requests will be subject to availability and actual prices at the time of reservation. All prices are approximate and subject to changes. Described tour elements and itinerary are based on known information at the time and subject to changes. For more information and other tour suggestions please contact Akershus Reiselivsråd: E-­mail info@akershus.com, Pho: +47 90772715. www.akershus.com