Affiliate Disclosure

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you book a tour through one, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. That is the whole business model, and this page explains exactly how it works.

Where The Money Comes From

The tour links on this site point to the booking platforms behind the Oslo listings compared here. When you book a tour through one of those links, the platform pays this site a commission from its own margin. Beyond tours, the site links to partners for hotels, car hire, airport transfers, luggage storage, long-distance buses, eSIMs and bike hire, and those links can also earn a commission. The price you pay stays the same whether you use the link or arrive at the booking page on your own. The partner returns a slice of its own cut; nothing is added to yours.

What Earns Nothing

Plenty of what this site covers earns nothing at all. The Oslofjord island ferries take an ordinary Ruter ticket, and the Oslo Pass covers them, so there is nothing to sell you there. Free sights, public parks and museums you pay at the door all sit outside any booking system. The Oslo Pass is best bought on the official site, and we point you there without a link. Operator-direct bookings earn nothing either. These options sit beside the paid listings, not behind them.

What The Money Cannot Buy

A booking made through a link on this site pays a commission. That is the whole arrangement. Rankings are not for sale, not in position and not in tone. All 44 Oslo tours are ordered by rating, review volume and fit, with the numbers taken from the live listings, the 3.5-rated tour included. Prices appear on the booking page only, because they move.

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