Fjord Safari on the Lysefjord from Forsand near Stavanger

If you are looking for an accessible experience that combines comfort, scenery and discovery, this Fjord Safari near Stavanger is the perfect choice.

One of the region’s must-see natural wonders, the Lysefjord stretches for 42 kilometres and is framed by dramatic cliffs rising up to 1,000 metres above the water. Its name translates from Norwegian as “fjord of light”, referring to the pale granite that shapes its impressive landscape. Within this extraordinary setting lie several iconic landmarks offering unforgettable scenery and fascinating stories, including Fantahålå, Preikestolen and Hengjanefossen.

Discover these remarkable sites and their history during this guided boat excursion on the Lysefjord, led by professional guides with extensive local knowledge. Board a comfortable boat in Forsand, just 45 minutes from Stavanger, and enjoy a 2-hour journey deep into the fjord. During the cruise, a stop is planned near a mountain spring where you will have the chance to taste fresh, pure water straight from the source. Depending on the weather conditions, the crew will also serve delicious local apple juice or a comforting hot chocolate.

Surrounded by towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls, the Lysefjord never fails to impress. Should the weather turn, you can retreat into the boat’s heated cabin and continue enjoying the scenery in complete comfort. With passenger numbers limited to just six people, the experience remains intimate and relaxed, giving you plenty of opportunities to speak with your guide and learn more about the fjord and its unique ecosystem.

Available all year round and suitable for all ages, this Fjord Safari changes beautifully with the seasons, revealing the Norwegian landscape in a different light throughout the year. It is the ideal way to admire the famous Preikestolen from the water while also discovering landmarks such as Fantahålå and Hengjanefossen.

Book your Lysefjord Safari from Forsand now and get ready to explore the geological wonders of the Stavanger region!