Norway · LYSEFJORD CRUISES
There is always one free day too few. These 10 lysefjord cruises are worth spending it on, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Cruise silently from Stavanger through Lysefjord to Preikestolen, Fantahålå, and Hengjanefossen on a comfortable electric boat.
“This trip was excellent. Fantastic boat, staff and service. Great scenery and we'll worth the money.”
Cruise from Stavanger into Lysefjord for close views of Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, mountain goats, and local legends in 2.5 hours.
“Very good overall. Beautiful close ups of the various sights”
Ride a RIB from Stavanger to Lysefjord, passing Preikestolen, waterfalls, caves, wildlife, and dramatic cliffs in two thrilling hours.
“Absolutely brilliant 💯 and very organised. Breathtaking scenery and exhilarating ride. Highly recommend and looking to book this year too!”
Review of Stavanger’s 2-hour Lysefjord RIB tour, with Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, wildlife, safety gear, practical tips, and value advice.
“Loved it! My best experience in Stavanger the guide was very knowledgeable and made everyone feel safe. I would recommend bringing some earplugs or earphones (sunglasses and a MUST) I were to go again as the wind can be very strong. Overall a fantastic experience!”
Review of Stavanger’s Lysefjord RIB Safari, with Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, dry suits, practical tips, price, and honest advice.
“Highly recommend! Eric was the best captain. Great thrill and also got the see Pulpit rock and whiskey falls in a short time. Perfect if the weather isn't brilliant because you stay dry with the dry suit and goggles”
Paddle beneath Lysefjord’s granite cliffs, spot seals, visit Vagabonds Cave, and learn fjord stories on a 3-hour guided kayak tour.
“Great fun! Lukas was kind, friendly, and chatty about the fjord and the surrounding area.”
Kayak Lysefjord beneath Pulpit Rock, visit waterfalls and Vagabond’s Cave, and enjoy a guided six-hour Norwegian fjord adventure.
“We had a wonderful time. Our guide explained everything and helped us get set up. He had trivia, he had facts about Norway and the fjord. He even brought snacks! Even though we had some rough weather that day, it was still an amazing trip and activity thanks to Nordic Paddling.”
Paddle Lysefjord to Pulpit Rock, waterfalls, and Fantahålå with gear, snacks, photos, and a small group guide.
“This tour was amazing. We had Sebastian we our gracious guide and host for this tour. Sebastian was very helpful and had great conversation/stories to tell. The experience itself is breathtaking and the fjord water was very calm for a relaxing pace kayak adventure.”
Review of the Lysefjord safari from Forsand, with Preikestolen views, waterfall water, snacks, pricing, timing, and booking advice.
“This was such an amazing experience. Me and my girlfriend booked the trip because we wanted to experience the fjord up close. This is for sure the best way to do that. The small boat was very comfortable and was able to get close to the beautiful rock formations. We even got to drink from a waterfall. Our guide took his time to show us the wonderful little hidden spots in the fjord. And he truly made the magical landscape come alive with his stories about the people and wildlife who live there. We even got some apple cider and chocolate during the trip. This was a unique experience and…”
Cruise Lysefjord from Forsand to Preikestolen with local stories, waterfall water, apple juice, and warm boats in every season.
“Excellent boat trip in the Lysefjord with our guide Jim. The landscapes are magnificent, the cliffs overlooking the Fjord are dizzying, the waterfalls, the fauna and flora, everything is beautiful and peaceful. On the boat you choose to be outside to enjoy the view and the breathtaking sensations of Jim's accelerations, or inside in the warmth, views just as beautiful comfortably seated on the benches dressed in reindeer skins. Jim is welcoming, friendly and exciting in what he tells us about his superb region. We shared a hot chocolate with whipped cream, prepared by his wife, delicious and very appreciated in this beautiful cold weather. There would still be so…”
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