
Summer party, client outing or team building on Lake Jølstravatnet – with a local guide on board and refreshments on request.
Take your colleagues, clients or partners out on Lake Jølstravatnet and into the Kjøsnesfjord. While the skipper tells you about the village, the mountains and the glacier, you have time to talk, unwind and share an experience.
The trip is a great fit for:
– Staff summer parties and celebrations
– Client and supplier outings
– Team building or a break during a conference
– Birthdays, anniversaries and bachelor or bachelorette parties
The trip is fully private – the boat is yours alone, and we adapt the length and route to your wishes.
NOK 2,500 per boat per hour, incl. VAT. The skipper is also your guide and is included in the price.
The sofa boat takes 11 guests and the electric boat 9 – a total of 20 people at the same time. For larger groups we can also use our boat that departs from Lunde (9 guests), so we can welcome up to 29 people.
Example: 20 people in two boats for two hours costs NOK 10,000, or NOK 500 per person.
An extra guide, for example in another language, and refreshments are charged separately. An extra guide takes one guest seat in the boat.
We are happy to arrange refreshments on board to suit your wishes – alcohol-free and suited to life on a boat. This could be local lefse (traditional Norwegian flatbread), a cheese platter, fruit, alcohol-free cider, sandwiches, pastries or baguettes.
Tell us what you would like, and we will put together a proposal.
You are also welcome to bring your own food and drink. It keeps costs down and makes it easy to tailor the trip.




1. Send us an email with your preferred date, number of people, how long you want the trip to last and whether you would like refreshments.
2. We send you a proposal with a price.
3. We meet at the quay in Skei or at Jølster Panorama, and off we go.
Email: post@jolsterboattours.no
The season runs from May to September. We recommend booking early if you are planning a summer party or client outing.
Header photo: Anita Bjørkedal