Tour suggestions
Iconic Hikes
Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock): This iconic natural landmark is one of Norway's most visited attractions. The cliff rises 604 meters above the stunning Lysefjord and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. The hike to the top takes around 4 hours round-trip and is a must-do for outdoor enthusiasts.
UNESCO
Culture and history
Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger): This charming neighborhood consists of narrow, cobblestone streets lined with white wooden houses. It's a perfect spot for a leisurely stroll and a great way to experience Stavanger's rich cultural heritage.
Easter on the golf course!
Golf in the Stavanger
The Stavanger region has no less than six 9-hole and four 18-hole golf courses in total, seven of them are less than half an hour drive from Forus. The courses offer professional quality and are mostly open all year.
Resturant
Healthy and good brain food
Sabi Sushi is the fastest growing sushi chain in high quality sushi in Norway.
During 2022, the chain will expand to Bergen, Østlandet, Rogaland and Trøndelag, so that the chain will have over 40 restaurants and take aways nationwide.
Open: Autumn - Spring - Summer - Winter
Sola Beach
Solastranden and the entire coastline of beaches in the area (commonly known as Jærstrendene) are popular places for birdlife on the way north and south, all year round.
You can explore a rich and varied birdlife in the area, and there is, therefore, a leash restriction throughout the year in areas under the Jæren lan