In a nutshell

On board a motorboat, you and a small group will speed along the Lysefjord, the fjord of light, as part of a land experience that will leave you with goosebumps. Moving between giant cliffs, you will plunge into some of the most secluded places in Norway's natural landscape, which only a Stavanger native really knows - they can tell you everything about these pristine lands.

Main stops

Exploration of the Lysefjord on board a motorboat: Preikestolen and Mount Kjerag

The programme

In Stavanger, a powerful motorboat is the perfect way to slip into caves and inlets. A waterproof jacket may come in handy, because you'll be passing under some waterfalls!
Only you and another lucky few can follow the same routes as those who live here: larger tourist boats cannot venture into such inaccessible areas of the fjord.
With your local captain, you'll skip across the waves to Lysefjord, with the wind caressing your face and chasing the cobwebs away. 50 km of living rock, glaciers and inhabited islets will rush into view, in a landscape that leaves you speechless.
From the bottom of the fjord, everything looks immense. Like its king: it is called Preikestolen, the famous 'rock pulpit', a granite cliff that is an amazing 604 meters high. Very few people are lucky enough to see it from the water like you.
Your captain will point out one curiosity after another: from the first house built on the fjord to a cave that thieves once used to...communicate. Focus your gaze: can you see something embedded in the rock?

Good to know

Minimum age: 8 years.
The land experience is not suitable if you have back problems.
This excursion does not feature a guide.