Lysefjorden Adventure
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Nature and attractions

Between high mountains and fjords

  • Spring

Last updated 2024-10-17

Explore the fjords surrounding Stavanger in spring!

The fjords are always an experience worth your visit. The fjords are jaw-dropping in spring, summer, autumn and winter alike. Spring is, however, the time when nature makes the most of itself to be noticed, giving you that colour-popping, blue fjord along with waterfalls and dramatic contrasts to the steep, grey mountainsides. Several adventures in the fjords are also more accessible in spring, and you beat the crowds by a long shot.

Pulpit Rock Preikestolen

On your own

Guided hike to Pulpit Rock Preikestolen

Sandnes

Join us on a trip to Preikestolen - the Pulpit Rock, one of Norway's finest trips! The views from the plateau, located 604 meters above the Lysefjord are simply fantastic! Norway at its best.

Explore the fjords

More fjord exploring

  • 72-fots Princess.

    Boat trips and fjord cruises

    Fjord cruise on the Lysefjord

    Stavanger

    You can not miss a visit to the fjords on a visit to the Stavanger region. The Lysefjord is raw, mighty and spectacular. A must-be experience in other words. And why not see it on board a luxury yacht?

  • Mountain hikes and walks

    Hike to Flørlitrappene and Rallarstien in the Lysefjord

    Flørli

    In Flørli in the Lysefjord, Ryfylke, you'll find the world's longest wooden staircase (Flørli Stairs) with 4,444 steps. A demanding but family-friendly hike.

  • Heimahuset

    Cafés and bakeries

    Bakernes Paradis

    Sandnes

    Temporarily closed. Bakernes Paradis is a rural paradise at the entrance to the Lysefjord.

"The long and winding road..."

27 hairpin bends and a fjord view!

Roads in Norway are a chapter in itself, often dramatic and on rare occasions somewhat dangerous, but most of the time just mesmerising. Fascinating hairpin turns that force you to slow down the pace and just be in the moment. The popular tourist road Lysevegen in Ryfylke has 27 hairpin bends, and goes from Lysebotn, innermost in the Lysefjord, to Sirdal. Every spring when the road opens after winter, the snow-plowed road is a spectacular sight.

Oversiktsbilde over Lysebotn med hårnålsvingene og Lysefjorden mens solen går ned.

On your own

Lysevegen road in Lysebotn

Lysebotn

The popular tourist road Lysevegen in Ryfylke has 27 hairpin bends, and goes from Lysebotn, innermost in Lysefjorden, to Sirdal.

On your own

Suleskarvegen

Sirdal

Suleskarvegen is known as the highest road connection in the south west of Norway. Unforgettable impressions await you; from charming and vibrant towns to authentic rural culture and breathtaking mountain scenery.