Large groups | Transport
More than one boat and up to 500 guests starting from NOK 14 000 per hour. Transport from 20 - 500 guests starting from NOK 11,200 per hour
Private charters
Have a specific date you would like to join us for a corporate event, anniversary or birthday? We will be happy to help you – please send us an inquiry and we will tailor your event to suit your wishes
Trying to be a good example in the awareness of the CO 2 impact.In Oslofjorden25. april 2019What is CO 2 – we hear about this – but what do we know about it? It harms mother earth and fortunately, we have a focus on CO 2. Electrical cars, electrical bicycles, electrical ferries and so on. They all seem to be less harmful to our […]
Vil du jobbe på båt i Oslofjorden blant Oslos turister?In Oslofjorden25. januar 2019Vi kan tilby en spennende sommerjobb i et godt og hektisk miljø med mye frisk luft. Vårt kontor ligger på Rådhusbrygge 3 der også våre fartøyer har faste kaiplasser. Vi søker: Billettører, Gateselgere og Guider. Vi søker også etter: Skippere og […]
The sculpture “Dykkaren” (the diver) is photographed numerous times.In Sightseeing9. januar 2019The Diver We are so excited to be neighbor with the “diver” on the honorary pier between City Hall pier no 2 and 3. It’s amazing to see the hordes of people photographing the statue of brilliant polished stainless steel with a mirror-shiny surface. It […]
Oslopolitikerne satser på Fjordby, mens Oslo Havn vil legge ned båtslippen på Sjursøya.In Oslofjorden26. november 2018Hva skjer med Fjordbyens båter når siste slipp forsvinner? Mangel på helhetlig politikk i Fjordbyen Oslo. Mens Oslopolitikerne satser på Fjordbyen vil Oslo Havn legge ned båtslippen på Sjursøya. Hvem er det som skal bestemme byutviklingen i Oslo? Er det […]
S/S Christiania last sailing ship ever to be re-launched on Sjursøya?In Oslofjorden1. november 2018After annual service S/S Christiania is re-launched from the dock at Sjursøya, Oslo. The dock is the last of its size in Oslo, and is planned to cease operation at the end of this year, and in that case Christiania is the last commercial vessel to be […]
