Experience the robust and tölting Icelandic horse - no matter your previous riding experience. Tryggvi Islandshestgård offers guided tours on Icelandic horses with different levels of experience, and the trails and speeds are adjusted to each level.
The park is to commemorate fallen soldiers from Rogaland that have been in service for the UN.The monument that was erected as a memorial has a great view of Svelavatnet. Located just by the E39, close to Vikeså Veiservice.
Ognasanden: Hidden gem with rocky shores, coves, and a river mouth. Diverse terrain, long shoreline, and charming cliffs make it unique.
Norwegian Petroleum Museum: Uncover Norway's offshore industry evolution. Engaging exhibits highlight its pivotal role, in offering immersive experiences.
The village museum consists of historically furnished rooms - living room, bedroom, washroom, etc.
Norway Bike rental brings you closer to nature. The Stavanger region by bike provides a stunning landscape that involves as much water as land in the most beautiful and challenging of road terrains. Majestic switch-back climbs in the fjords and long flat rides along the beaches are some of the favourites.
SkogSprett Klatrepark is a unique climbing park located in beautiful Melsheia in Sandnes. SkogSprett offers three different activities: a net park for even small children, a state-of-the-art climbing park and SUP courses.
On the northern part of the island of Hundvåg in Stavanger lies the idyllic promontory Lundsneset, which is ideal for relaxing walks. From the trails, you can enjoy magnificent views of the mountains of Ryfylke, and see a varied coastline where the open land meets the fjord.
Hellestøstranden beach is a universally accessible recreational area. The sand dunes here are of great national value.
Vannbassengan is a great outdoor area that is popular with visitors and locals. It functions nicely both as a bathing place and hiking area.
Jæren beaches from Vigdel to Bore beach. The beaches are a fantastic place to walk and take in the wide horizons and endless sea. Most of the beaches are sand beaches with sand dunes, although there are also a few pebbled beaches.
Take a walk on the beach on a wet autumn day with the sea in turmoil, or experience a summer evening with a blazing sunset; a calm, blue sea, and a horizon of infinity. The ever-changing light in this part of Norway has inspired many landscape painters. The beach has the Blue flag certificate.