FARM TOURING
The farms worth the trip.
The 15 farm tours in norway most travellers come back raving about, gathered in one place. What you pick, taste and take home on each one, how long it runs, the family that farms the land, and what a place at the table costs.
Help train husky puppies on a Tromsø farm hike, meet adult sled dogs, and enjoy lunch with waterproof gear on a 4.5-hour tour.
Most Popular“An absolutely brilliant day out! You to see a huge amount of dramatic scenery and those huskys are wonderful. Do it sooner... not later”
Feed reindeer, ride a sled, and warm by a bonfire on a 6-hour Sámi culture outing from Tromsø with scenic drives.
“Absolutely loved it! The people were so nice and welcoming, you get to meet the reindeer and feed them and play with them. I loved hearing more about the Sami culture and tasting local food.”
4-hour fjord road trip from Narvik or Harstad with scenic stops, a reindeer farm visit, and a local boat museum break.
“It was a great tour and Constantin was are very knowing and entertaining guide”
Private fjord-horse sleigh ride from Alta to a Sami lavvu with warm clothing, cinnamon buns, and Northern Lights luck.
“This is an experience of a lifetime personally presented by the farm owners and a full half hour dash through the snow and Gradmas home cooked pastries.”
A 3-hour Haugesund cruise stop combining the Viking Farm at Avaldsnes with the digital Viking Planet museum, by boat and guide.
Horse-drawn sleighs, Arctic farm animals, and Sami-tent tapas in Alta, Norway, with hotel pickup and warm clothing included.
“We were collected near our cruise ship with another couple. Driven by one of the daughters to their family farm. The 4 of us got in a wooden horse drawn sleigh. The other daughter took us for a lovely ride through the snow, around their farm. We then went in a Sami style tent for…”
Ljøen Farm Tour from Hellesylt: a 1-hour mountain farm visit with llamas, sheep, and coffee and waffles above the Geirangerfjord.
“nice experience”
Boat to the Viking Farm on Bukkøy from Haugesund, then head to the digital Viking Planet for an easy, family-friendly time travel tour.
“It was a nice opportunity to see a Viking village. We were very disappointed to stand in one spot in the village for about 45 min for a lecture rather than being toured around. We gathered this was due to it being used by a school group. We felt the tour should be greatly reduced…”
Taste grassfed beef and mangalitsa pork at Aimee’s Lofoten farm: a 5-course local dinner plus animal feeding in Stamsund/Leknes.
“Expérience à ne pas louper”
One-hour Norwegian folk music at The Fjord Farm in Flåm, with garden time and fjord views. English mobile ticket for small groups.
“This was a delightful way to spend the evening in Flåm! The musician was quite talented and fun to listen to as she told stories about the songs she was about to play. Do yourself a favor and arrive early enough to walk around the paths and enjoy the gardens at this magical place.”
Visit Tromsø’s oldest Lyngen horse stud farm, learn WWII history, meet the horses up close, and ride if weather allows.
“Absolutely amazing experience. The horses are very friendly and the atmosphere is great! Strongly recommend”
Guided Steim Farm visit near Vik: alpacas, Muscovy ducks, organic strawberries, plus Vikøyri views and a glimpse of Hove Stone Church.
“A super great trip when we were in Vik. The animals let us feed and pet them. The farm has many great projects. As for raspberry season, too. Great. In addition, we were picked up by the nice lady in front of the tourist information. One can only wish him great success with your next…”
Alpacas and Muscovy ducks on a working farm at Steim, Vik i Sogn. Feed animals and enjoy fjord views in 80 minutes.
“Very good tour in a fantastic environment..”
A private 5-hour Geiranger highlights drive with royal-inspired stops, reserved cliffside dining, snacks, and unforgettable viewpoints.
“Absolutely stunning scenery accompanied with a very friendly and informative host, who by the way takes great pictures”
Meet farm animals, hike forest trails, and eat local snacks with fjord views in Vik, plus stops in town and Hove Stone Church.
“It was a fun experience, highly recommend it for anyone that likes animals and hiking. Pretty views, got some excersise in at the start. The goats were friendly the alpacas were a little shy but came around. Tried some local cheeses and jam. Picked some strawberries. Learnt alot about vik, their farming practices and day…”
