The Oslo Fjord and the islands near Oslo
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The Oslo fjord is the Norway’s most popular recreation area. The Oslo fjord is a long gem, 100 km between Færder lighthouse to Oslo, and it is encircled by the country’s most densely populated area. |
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| Hovedøya is most famous for its monestary ruins, Gressholmen for its rabbits, Nakholmen, Bleikøya, Lindøya for their cosy cabins at the water’s edge, and finally Langøyene for its camping possibilities and pleasant beach. The coast is also lined with gems. On Bygdøy you find some of Norway’s most popular beaches; Huk and Paradisbukta. Here you can combine a visit to the Viking Ship Museum or Kon-Tiki with a refreshing swim in the fjord. Norwegians have a strong and close relationship with boating, and this is evident in the Oslo fjord. In the summer there are boats of all sizes on the fjord, and it is possible to go kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and sailing if you wish to enjoy the outdoors! Here you find activities for both adults and children. |
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Activities
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| Dagens Fangst - Boat fishing in the Oslo Fjord |
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| Dykkersport Diving Center |
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| Fishing in the Oslofjord |
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| Hydra Diving Centre: Classes and trips |
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| Island hopping in the Oslofjord |
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| Beach volleyball at Langøyene |
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| Båtservice Sightseeing: Lunch Cruise |
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| Båtservice Sightseeing: Mini Cruise |
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| Båtservice: Summer Evening Cruise |
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| Fjord taxi (boat taxi) |
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| Oslo Fjordrafting AS |
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| Oslofjord Kayak |
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