Norway · BOAT TOURS IN STAVANGER
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 boat tours in Stavanger that survive Norwegian prices, each with its fare, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Silent electric fjord cruise from Stavanger to Pulpit Rock, Vagabond’s Cave, and Hengjanefossen, with warm decks and audio.
“The excursion was great, were akle to get up close to waterfalls, pulpit rock, see some goats. The bost was clean, and the boat ride was enjoyable.”
A 2.5-hour fjord cruise from Stavanger through Lysefjord to see Pulpit Rock and the Whiskey Waterfall from close range.
“Beautiful scenery on this trip and you get really close to the waterfalls and sites which the larger boats cant do.”
2-hour RIB safari from Stavanger to Lysefjord, seeing Pulpit Rock, Whisky Falls, and waterfalls up close with a small-group guide and gear.
“Great tour. Brilliant location for visiting on a cruise. The tour was beautiful, stunning views, and a lot of fun.”
Speed through Lysefjord by RIB from Stavanger’s 400-year-old boathouse, seeing Pulpit Rock, Vagabond’s Cave, and Whisky Falls.
“Profesjonalna obsługa. Bardzo dobrze wszystko przedstawili także przewodnik się spisał. Dbają o klienta od a do z.”
Winter Lysefjord cruise and guided Preikestolen hike from Stavanger, small group of 8, snow gear included, panoramic views off-season.
“We loved every moment. Erlend was the best guide we could ask for. He got in touch with us the day before the tour so that everything was covered from our gear to our dietary preferences. The first part of the trip - the cruise - was great. There were plenty of seats, great commentaries and the food too was satisfactory. Then Erlend was kind enough to pick up our lunch and druve us to the basecamp. Erlend had all the gears needed - poles, head lamps, backup hiking shoes, hot tea and so much more. He made sure no one was left behind and stayed calm with us. As…”
Every kind of day out on this coast, and the best of each.
