Trondheim – Norway’s capital of technology

Kayaking on the River Nid

Excursion

Price from 246 AUD

Difficulty level

Level 4: Challenging - good mobility and fitness needed

Booking code

HR-TRD3G

Duration

2 hours 30 minutes

Notes

Read the practical information below

Two kayakers on the River Nid in Trondheim
  • Kayak the Nid River as it meanders around Trondheim’s Old Town

  • See some of Trondheim’s main attractions from the water

  • Wave back at the locals and other visitors to the city you’ll be paddling past

  • Enjoy this active tour of Trondheim together with experienced instructors

One of the most unique ways to see the sights of Trondheim is by exploring its waterways. That’s exactly what’s on offer as part of this urban kayak tour along the river Nid which weaves its way around Trondheim’s charming Old Town. This gentle activity is great fun for families, and suitable even for those who’ve never kayaked before.  

We’ll begin by the harbour, and glide past the colourful wooden buildings of the wharves before paddling into the city’s smaller channels. Here, you’ll get a chance to see some of the most famous landmarks, like Nidaros CathedralKristiansten Fortress on a nearby hilltop, and the popular Marinen Park.  

The river Nid is also known to be a great fishing spot. You’ll have no trouble finding trout throughout the river, and you might even come across salmon in the lower reaches. Every year, salmon is caught here weighing more than 20kgs!

Excursion is subject to a minimum number of participants.

Practical information

  • Embarking/disembarking port: Trondheim 

  • Available: 1 Jan - 31 Dec, except 24 Dec

  • Transportation: Taxi

  • Meals: Chocolate and a drink

  • Clothes: Dry suits are available between 1 Nov - 1 Apr. Life jackets and waterproofs are provided.

  • Minimum age: 6 years old when accompanied by an adult

  • Though you are escorted by a kayak instructor, this is not a guided tour

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