Explorethe Edge of Norway

Mountain hikes and walks

From the car park at Ryfast, the world's longest underwater tunnel, you can easily get to the bathing areas Strandastøa and Kuvigå in Strand municipality.

Local food

Gather your friends or family and taste the variety of beers produced at Lilland Brewery Hotel at Tau in Ryfylke.

Local food

At the farm Strand Gård at Tau, Ryfylke, they produce products from quails and unique woolly pigs. When you visit the farm shop, you can see the pigs up close.

Mountain hikes and walks

Ådnahove is located in Nordmarka, north of Tau, and has a lean-to shelter, benches, a firepit and beautiful view of the water and islands around like Fogn, Rossøya, Talgje og Rennesøy.

Architecture and heritage

This old granary consists of three well preserved wooden mill buildings in their natural setting on the seafront at Tau in Strand, Ryfylke, right beside the modern mill.

Local food

Tou Brewery Outlet is located in Lilland Brewery Hotel at Tau, Ryfylke. Here, beer produced at the hotel's microbrewery and other local products are sold.

Architecture and heritage

Strand church in Tau in Ryfylke was built in 1874, and is located high and beautiful with a short distance from the Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke.

Mountain hikes and walks

The memorial in Holtaheia in Strand in Ryfylke is in memory of the English students, teachers and crew who died in the tragic plane crash in August 1961.

Retail

R13 senteret is located right in the heart of Tau city center. The shopping center has restaurant, grocery store, pharmacy, interior store and car shop.

Mountain hikes and walks

Enjoy high-mountain ambience down by the coast. The moorland and mountain area north and east of Holta, near Strand in Ryfylke, is a well-preserved coastal landscape.

Mountain hikes and walks

Topphøna (480 masl) and the memorial site of the airplane crash are fantastic, family-friendly hiking destinations in Holtaheia in Strand, Ryfylke.

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.