Explorethe Edge of Norway

City sightseeing

A guided city walk is an excellent way to explore Stavanger's many hidden treasures. In the company of the city's connoisseurs, we will prick up our ears and let ourselves be surprised by the stories that lurk in the city's streets.

Boat trips and fjord cruises

Rødne Fjord Cruise offers a must-try fjord cruise to breathtaking Lysefjord from Stavanger. Highlights include Preikestolen and Hengjanefossen waterfall.

City sightseeing

Experience Stavanger's history on this 3-hour tour, from the royal residence to historic landmarks and the Iron Age farm. Explore Old Stavanger at the end.

City sightseeing

What better way to discover Stavanger than to go on local tasting adventure! Join a guided culinary walk to experience the city's culture and enjoy delicious specialities from the Norwegian cuisine.

Boat trips and fjord cruises

Only summer: Explore the Lysefjord: Join Rødne Fjord Cruise on a spectacular journey through Norway's most magnificent natural wonders.

City sightseeing

Riding a Segway is a fun and easy way of getting oriented in a city. Together with an authorised Segway guide, we ride smoothly through the streets of Stavanger.

Package tours

Enjoy challenges? Love spectacular scenery? Experience both the Lysefjord on a fjord cruise from Stavanger and a hike to Preikestolen on this day trip!

Package tours

The world's longest wooden staircase! Rødne Fjord Cruise takes you to Lysefjord where you can hike Flørli's Flørlitrappene with 4,444 steps every weekend.

Boat trips and fjord cruises

Join Rødne on a fjord cruise from Stavanger or Tau to Jelsa, the best-preserved fjordside village in Ryfylke. Jelsa has been voted the most idyllic place in Rogaland, and here history, nature and good flavours are paramount.

Package tours

Leave the car behind and take a fjord cruise from Stavanger to Preikestolen with Rødne Fjord Cruise!

Package tours

Fly over Stavanger and the beautiful Lysefjord by helicopter. This is the fastest and most comfortable way to experience the amazing fjord landscapes the Stavanger region has to offer. Flying for 30 minutes east towards the mountains will take you over the city of Jørpeland and up to the majestic Pulpit Rock (25x25m plateau) which is located 604 meters above the Lysefjord (42 km long and 422m at its deepest) and is the region's most visited attraction. On the return trip, you fly over Stavanger and get a bird's eye view of the buildings and cruise ships which are moored in the harbour.