In a nutshell

Majestic nature? See it right before your eyes from your boat and then from your window: waterfalls cascading down from the granite rocks of Lysefjord, the famous Preikestolen or 'pulpit rock', and Kjerag, the mountain which is home to Norway's 'hanging' boulder. Then, after 27 hairpin bends overlooking the fjord, enjoy a break with a sweet Nordic flavor!

Main stops

Tour of the Lysefjord: waterfalls, Preikestolen, Kjerag, Flørli
Sightseeing bus tour to Lysebotn
Byrkjedalstunet: typical snack and visit to the candle shop

The programme

Today your natural backdrop is a mix of granite rocks: discover the Lysefjord, also known as the 'Fjord of Light'.
From your boat,you will see an amazing natural spectacle, as majestic waterfalls tumble into its chilly waters! Close encounters that you'll never forget.
The fjord's 42 km of grandeur paves the way for some record-breaking sights, including Preikestolen, the 'pulpit rock', a 604-meter cliff that overlooks Lysefjord. The perfect place for capturing a few adrenalin-filled videos!
Now feast your eyes on even more splendor: the mountain of Kjerag is home to Kjeragbolten, a rock suspended in its crevasse, while Flørli has the world's longest wooden staircase, with 4444 steps.
There are some thrilling panoramas for you too, as the view changes as you wind your way up the 27 hairpin bends on the bus to Lysebotn. Incredible shots with zero effort? No problem.
After the astonishing nature, take a sweet break at Byrkjedalstunet: taste Norwegian waffles and check out the candle shop. Small local works of art for you to peruse.

Good to know

The excursion includes a long stretch of road with hairpin bends, so it is not recommended for guests suffering from car sickness.