NORWAY · STAVANGER
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The 15 most popular stavanger tours in Norway. What each trip actually includes, who runs it, and what it costs.
Sail silently on an electric boat from Stavanger through Lysefjord, with close views of Vagabond’s Cave, Preikestolen, and Hengjanefossen.
“Quiet boat, beautiful views of the Lysefjord. We couldn’t see Pulpit Rock due to fog but the trip was still wonderfully scenic.”
A 2.5-hour Lysefjord boat cruise from Stavanger to Preikestolen and the Whiskey Waterfall, with close views and multilingual guide.
“Very good overall. Beautiful close ups of the various sights”
RIB speedboat from Stavanger to Lysefjord with Preikestolen from below, waterfalls, wildlife, warm suits, and English-guided stories. 2h.
“my son and husband loved the RIB ride, it was their second one with you. They had a great time”
Stavanger’s Lysefjord RIB safari skims near Pulpit Rock, Whisky Falls, and caves. Small group, safety gear, and fjord stories in 2 hours.
“Amazing trip, gets the adrenaline pumping when the guide opens up the throttle! I recommend bringing a beanie a cap won’t stay on in the wind! Highly recommend!”
Ride a RIB through Stavanger’s fjords toward Lysefjord, Pulpit Rock, and Whiskey Falls with dry gear and nonstop thrills.
“Awesome experience absoultly recommend. Ola was amazing and a fabulous skipper, with fabulous tales. We even got to stop and watch a seal.”
A half-day Haugesund shore trip to Langfoss waterfall and Åkrafjorden, plus Haraldshaugen, with guided stories, comfort, and easy timing.
“Very picturesque waterfall. As there's not a lot to see in haugesund it's well worth a visit. The guide was very knowledgeable and chatty.”
Guided hike from Stavanger to Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) with hotel pickup, small group safety, and big Lysefjorden views.
“We had an exceptional experience hiking Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) with our guide, Toa from Argentina. He was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, and attentive—ensuring we fully enjoyed the journey at our own pace. Toa provided clear explanations, took care of all the details, and never rushed us, allowing ample time to reach the summit and appreciate the…”
Fast RIB safari from Stavanger through Lysefjord to Pulpit Rock, Fantahålå cave and Hengjanefossen waterfall, with warm gear in 2 hours.
“This was a wonderfully fun experience. Since we can’t control the weather, the full body dry suits were perfect. We stayed warm and dry even in the downpours! We felt safe, secure and the captain offered great stories at every scenic stop! Highly recommended.”
Hop aboard a RIB safari from Haugesund to Røvær and Feøy for a fast, wet, scenic ride between small island communities off Norway’s coast.
“A wonderful way to see some of the villages you wouldn't get the chance to visit. It's lots of fun and you have many photo opportunities”
Guided small-group hike from Stavanger to Pulpit Rock with pickup, Ryfast tunnel drive, and a possible secret trail to the top.
“Ivan was an incredible guide! He was very friendly and knowledgeable and patient with the entire group. We always felt safe with him. The best part of the trip was the fact that we went up a “secret” trail that went through nature instead of the main trail with the big steps. And most importantly,…”
Guided hike from Stavanger to Preikestolen with local hosts, snacks, and smooth cruise-terminal pickup plus a ride through the world’s deepest subsea tunnel.
“A brilliant trip from beginning to end. Despite the very strong wind and on and off rain, it was a hard slog but Matt’s was a brilliant guide. So friendly and knowledgeable. Easy pick up and drop off.”
Explore Stavanger on a 24-hour GrayLine hop-on hop-off double-decker bus with narrated audio in 7 languages and easy stops at key sights.
“Great way to see the city and get to some local landmarks.”
Guided Preikestolen hike from Stavanger on a quieter side trail, small groups up to 8, Lysefjorden views, and hot berry juice.
“perfect trip，the guide is very nice，help me took a lot of wonderful pictures and talk a lot about Norway culture and nature. Nice trip and experience！i will come back in the future.”
An easy hop-on hop-off open-top bus route through Stavanger’s cathedral, Old Town, and top museums, with 8-language audio and onboard WiFi.
“The Hop On Hop Off bus was excellent. The only feedback is that we were in Stavanger for the day on a cruise ship with 3500 passengers and the buses weren’t frequent enough. We prepaid our tickets with the expectation not to have to join a queue behind people paying on the day and had…”
Guided hike from Stavanger to Kjerag and Kjeragbolten with hotel pickup, small-group pacing, and dramatic fjord-and-mountain views.
“this is a very challenging hike. You need to have experience with climbing, steep grades and rock faces. Especially in wet conditions as that is the weather most of the time. You need a moderate amount of physical conditioning to make this climb. I found this climb challenging as it was wet, rainy, windy and…”
