• Lysefjord - Lysefjorden is the southernmost of Norway’s major fjords. This fjord is long and narrow, flanked by towering mountains. Lysefjorden stretches approximately 40 kilometers in length and reaches depths of up to 422 meters. Preikestolen and Kjerag are the most renowned natural landmarks in Lysefjorden.

• Pulpit Rock - Known as Preikestolen in Norwegian, Pulpit Rock is the most iconic tourist attraction in the Stavanger area. Lonely Planet has recognized The Pulpit Rock as one of the world’s most stunning viewing platforms. It rises 604 meters above the Lysefjord. The flat mountain plateau, covering about 625 square meters, was shaped by melting frost over 10,000 years ago.

• Kjerag - Kjeragbolten is the legendary boulder wedged between two cliffs.

• Byrkjedalstunet - Byrkjedalstunet is a destination where food, history, and genuine, down-to-earth experiences are the main attractions. The site also includes its own candle factory, offering Norwegian-made, handcrafted candles along with local art and interior decor.

A Guardian of Culture
Byrkjedalstunet’s natural beauty, charming architecture, culinary expertise, fine wines, and comfort combine to create a sensory delight. The intricate details in objects, decor, and colors offer an immersive journey back in time, while still providing modern comforts. At Byrkjedalstunet, visitors can enjoy everything from cozy, homely settings to the spectacular and unique.

From Farm to Table
Byrkjedalstunet is renowned for its delicious, traditional Norwegian cuisine, offering everything from hearty farmhouse meals to exquisite banquet dishes. The Hereford beef is sourced from their own farm, ensuring quality from farm to table.

• Swords in Rock - Sverd i Fjell – A Monument to Norway’s Viking Heritage ⚔️

Emerging from the rocky shores of Hafrsfjord near Stavanger, the Sverd i Fjell monument stands as a powerful tribute to one of Norway’s most significant events—the Battle of Hafrsfjord in 872. This was where King Harald Fairhair defeated rival chieftains and united Norway under one rule for the first time, forever shaping the nation’s history.

The monument’s three towering bronze swords symbolize peace, unity, and freedom. Firmly planted in solid rock, they remind us that while Norway was once won through battle, the peace that followed is enduring.

During the journey, there is a 30-minute stop at this breathtaking site, providing the perfect opportunity to capture unforgettable photos and experience a piece of Viking history up close.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch
• driver/guide

Lysefjord & Scenic Mountain Road Tour

The adventure starts with a pickup from Stavanger Port, proceeding to Lauvvik, where a ferry awaits for a picturesque cruise through Lysefjord. During the journey, marvel at the impressive cliffs, waterfalls, and renowned landmarks such as Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) and Kjeragbolten, a boulder lodged between two cliffs.

Upon reaching Lysebotn, a comfortable vehicle is ready to transport participants up Lyseveien, a mountain road featuring 27 hairpin turns, leading to Øygardstølen (Eagle’s Nest) for stunning views of the fjord.

The tour continues to Byrkjedalstunet, where guests can savor traditional Norwegian cuisine and explore handcrafted items in a distinctive setting built into the mountainside.

On the return journey, there is a stop at Sverd i Fjell, a monument representing Norway’s unification, before heading back to Stavanger Port, leaving participants with unforgettable memories of Norway’s breathtaking landscapes and rich history.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.