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ROBERT_G, Jul 2026
Nice long cruise up the fjord
The cruise is run by the same group BRIM that does the Oslo silent cruise. Boats are similar. Three decks. You want good weather of course. First half of outbound is in the open fjord with views of the various shores/islands. Second half is into the fjord with VERY steep walls and incredibly deep water. The Pulpit rock outcropping is famous and visited mostly at the top of it for what is described as the world's best observation point. This cruise looks up at it. Entertaining narration. Nice bathrooms. Some refreshments available. Free water and ice. Leisurely trip.
Jane_D, Jul 2026
Great trip with the stunning view at Pulpit Rock
Had an amazing trip to Preikestolen, escorted by our friendly guide. Extremely hot day so would recommend going early if walking it in the summer. Kent our guide was great at allowing us to walk at our own pace. We weren’t hurried at all. The view from the top was well worth it the hike up the rocks. Would highly recommend this tour.
Nita_N, Jul 2026
Our guide Rasmussen was...
Our guide Rasmussen was excellent and knowledgeable. Make no mistake, this hike is challenging. Appropriate footwear and clothing are a must as even on a mild day it is very cold at the Rock. Your knees and ankles will absolutely be tested. If you do decide to do it then this is the company to do it with!
betsymaguire, Jul 2026
Exciting way to see the...
Exciting way to see the fjord! The RIB is fun to ride and can get you closer to the various sites than larger, more conventional watercraft. Also, the RIB can position you again and again to see any wildlife you might encounter. Do not decline to wear the suit they offer, it will get cool and wet during your ride.
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Stavanger tours typically focus on the area’s plentiful outdoor recreation activities, such as hiking, biking, and exploring the fjords by water. These activities allow you to take in some of Norway’s most iconic views, like nearby Lysefjord, Pulpit Rock, and Kjerag Boulder, with the guidance of a local expert. Discover the city through a local’s eyes on a walking tour through narrow cobblestone streets to visit landmarks such as the Stavanger Cathedral and the city’s most colorful street, Ovre Holmegate.