Norway · STAVANGER TOURS
Stavanger exists in most itineraries for one reason, and it is 1,982 feet above the town. These 15 cover Preikestolen on foot, the Lysefjord from below and the old white-timber quarter, with prices and the seasons each one works in.
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”
Review of Haugesund’s Åkrafjorden and Langfoss waterfall shore excursion, with fjord views, history, transport tips, value, and practical advice.
“Our Guide Eleni was magnificent. Very knowledgeable, clear to understand and super nice.The overall experience was great but overpriced just to see a Waterfall”
Review of the guided Pulpit Rock hike from Stavanger, with route difficulty, guides, timing, transport, price, weather tips, and booking advice.
“What an incredible experience. We were picked up from our accommodation in Stavanger by our guide (the wonderful Toa) and driven up to the base of the hike to Pulpit Rock. He chatted comfortably in the way and pointed out areas of interest without being at all intrusive. On arrival he made sure we were prepared (water, waterproofs etc) and then explained the hike, including where the sections of the greatest ascent were. Throughout the hike he was careful to speak to us all and make us feel incredibly safe but excited and motivated. He was very happy for us to take lots of photos and showed us where the…”
Ride a high-speed RIB from Stavanger into Lysefjord for Pulpit Rock, Whisky Falls, local stories, and close-up fjord views.
“As other people say, it will be a highlight of your trip. Price seems hi but is worth it. What stands out though is customer service by both the tour provider and by Viator. Really.”
Review of Haugesund’s RIB safari to Røvær and Feøy, with practical advice on price, weather, comfort, scenery, and who should book.
“What an awesome experience! The RIB safari tour in Norway was pure adrenaline and jaw-dropping scenery all rolled into one. The boat was super fast, the landscapes were absolutely stunning, and the whole ride felt safe but exhilarating. There wasn’t much narration, but honestly, we didn’t miss it. The views spoke for themselves, and we were too busy grinning from ear to ear as we sped across the water. If you’re looking for a fast-paced, no-fuss, seriously cool way to experience Norway’s coastline - this is it. Highly recommend!”
Review of the guided Pulpit Rock hike from Stavanger, with hotel pickup, small groups, scenic trails, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“I highly recommend this guided hike! It was a lovely group (I joined the hike alone) and I felt absolutely comfortable and safe at all times. Our guide, Rasmus, was extremely patient and told us lots of interesting information on the way. We took an alternative path for part of the way and it was so much nicer and way less crowded. It was an incredible day!”
Review of Stavanger’s guided Preikestolen hike, with cruise-port pickup, local guides, snacks, fjord views, costs, trail advice, and fitness tips.
“The best ?! Matts our Hero (the Tourguide) The Tour ?! Amazing The View? Amazing My legs ? shaking 🤣”
Review of Stavanger’s Preikestolen hike, with a quieter side trail, local guide, transport, fjord views, gear tips, and honest fitness advice.
“Yesterday, I went on a hiking tour to Preikestolen, and it was absolutely incredible! I've dreamed of visiting the Norwegian fjords since I was a child, and my dream finally came true. Although I booked a group tour, I ended up being the only participant, which I was actually very happy about. A huge thank you to the company for not canceling my tour. I also want to express my heartfelt gratitude to my guide, Erlend Berne. We spent five amazing hours talking about all kinds of topics. He made the hike much easier, showed me the best photo spots, and even took some fantastic pictures of me. Plus, he…”
Review of Stavanger’s open-top bus tour, with stop-by-stop tips, museum advice, timing, value, and practical cruise-day guidance.
“Je n'ai pas pu faire l'activité. Mon bateau MSC PRESCOZA a été détourné sur Hambourg en raison des vents violents dans la mer du Nord. Je n'ai pas pu annuler car nous n'avions pas de connexions internet et téléphone. serait-il possible de reporter nos billets à Hambourg le dimanche 5 octobre ?”
Review of the guided Kjerag and Kjeragbolten hike from Stavanger, with practical advice on fitness, weather, transport, guides, and value.
“Neve expected would be that challenging ! It’s a long hike ! Tour guide Kenth was professional , helpful and funny ( look like Thor !!) ! It’s a long day but enjoyed the spectacular view !”
Review Stavanger’s 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus, with stop-by-stop advice, value tips, audio-guide details, and practical booking help.
“Ok but not that much to see the harbour is the best bit”
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