Explore surrounding islands, the famous mountain top Kjerag, long-stretched beaches along the Norwegian Scenic route Jæren, mountains and fjords, lunar landscapes in Magma UNESCO Global Geopark or the winter paradise Sirdal.
Dalsnuten is a popular, family-friendly mountain hike by Gandsfjorden in Sandnes, offering stunning views of the Stavanger region and Jæren.
Trollpikken near Egersund is a phenomenon created by the ice during the last ice age. You too can explore the hike to the peculiar Trollpikken in Magma UNESCO Global Geopark.
Maybe the longest concrete terrain staircase in the world? The view from the top makes it worth the while.
Bynuten is the highest peak in Sandnes, towering 670 m above sea level. Be warned – the walk to the summit is fatiguing, but from the summit there are magnificent views of the Lysefjord, Sandnes and the surrounding area. There are several peaks in the area around Bynuten. Nice to combine hiking to Bynuten with hiking to Selvikstakken where you will get a best view over Lysefjorden.
Gloppedalsura is described as Northern Europe's largest scree. It consists of huge boulders of rocks that lie on top of an end moraine.
Klostergarden can take small groups on a trip by rowing boat or other small boat from island to island on Utstein.
Take the ferry to Kvitsøy and bring your bike! The small, idyllic island invites you to a beautiful bike ride. Ideal for families with small children as it is easy to cycle around Kvitsøy. Interesting stops along the way.
Sirdal Fjellpark is South West Norway's largest ski resort with 8 lifts, 2 children's areas and 21 slopes, designed for the whole family to enjoy and have fun.
In the Jæren landscape, you will be awe-struck by the sheer beauty of nature, and the choice of marvellous food. Mile upon mile of sandy beaches and sand dunes, only broken by boulders and salmon rivers.
Lysevegen in Lysebotn is an unforgettable journey through Norway's majestic landscape.
Perhaps you have driven past these, or seen a picture of these two little houses under Helleren in Jøssingfjord. If you drive along the North Sea Route, you can see them from the RV44 somewhere between Egersund and Flekkefjord.
Join Lysefjorden Adventure to majestic Kjeragbolten – 1,020 m above sea level and the highest peak in the area, known as the Majesty of Lysefjorden!
A short but challenging hike to Månafossen, which is well worth the effort for the fantastic experience of seeing the cascading waterfall hurtling through a narrow gorge and plunging 92 metres.
Experience Eigerøy Lighthouse from 1854 – Norway's first cast iron lighthouse. Hiking trail, bird life, café and 134 steps with a view of the sea.
Jærstrendene (the beaches of Jæren) stretches from Tungenes in the north to Sirevåg in the south with a total length of 70 kilometres. You'll find a mixture of sand beaches, pebble beaches and a moraine coast.