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PUSH - Enjoy the adrenaline rush and get your pulse up with some of the best activites in Fjord Norway
PUSH - Enjoy the adrenaline rush and get your pulse up with some of the best activites in Fjord Norway
Try SUP with Sirdal Fjellpark, where excitement meets tranquillity and nature's wonders are waiting to be explored – on a board!
The Via Ferrata Gloppedalsura, introduced in 2023, provides an exciting climbing experience to explore Northern Europe's largest scree.
Bore Surf Senter makes surfing easy! Their goal is for you to be able to stand on the board. They even give you a free course if you can't make it on the first course. A good deal, surely.
Biking through nature in southwestern Norway is full of contrasts. You will find dramatic and idyllic fjords, high mountains and gentle moors, long white sand and pebbled beaches, boulders and a fantastic archipelago.
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.
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!
In Sokndal in Rogaland, roughly midway between Stavanger and Kristiansand, is the country's most complete motorsport facility; Motorcenter Norway.
Ever wanted to kayak in the Norwegian fjords? This three-hour tour with Nordic Paddling is perfect for anyone looking to experience what kayaking in a Norwegian fjord is like. Kayaking the Lysefjord is possibly one of the best experiences to be had in the area. You will pass beautiful granite gorges and waterfalls.
Klostergarden offers kayak rentals at Utstein. Paddle in serenity in a protected cultural environment and historical surroundings. You can also purchase a lunch basket with local food and drinks from the farm shop.
Norway Bike Experience 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.
Learn the basic skills to start kitesurfing on your own.
Jæren is famous for its endless sandy beaches, powerful waves and dramatic coastal scenery. Just a short walk from Boretunet lies Bore Beach – one of Norway’s most renowned surf destinations and the ideal place to experience surfing all year round.
Migaren is a 400-meter-long Via Ferrata that winds along the rock face and through a waterfall in the Jøssingfjord.