8h 10m
2 languages
Private tour
Mobile ticket

Highlights

Meet your guide and board a vehicle with a private driver and guide. After crossing the fjord and a short drive to the trailhead, your hiking adventure begins. Follow your guide on a moderately challenging hike through stunningly beautiful and rugged landscape to Pulpit Rock. Once you reach the top and have caught your breath, enjoy the stunning views and take advantage of the incredible photo opportunities. There is plenty of time to absorb it before returning, while we have a little Viking snack to recover. After that we'll return to the car an before drop off at the hotel we'll have a stop on the legendary monument Svard i Fjell and back to the hotel.

Inclusions

What's included

Private transportation
All Fees and Taxes
Snacks
Live tour guide

Itinerary

Embark on a guided hike to the famous Pulpit Rock on the west coast of Norway. Enjoy a private guided walk from Stavanger, with hotel pickup and drop-off included.
8 min
On the way back to the hotel we'll do a stop on he legendary monument Svard i Fjell
10 min

Cancellation

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Reviews

5.0

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Know before you go

Pickup: Pickup is included for everyone.
Ticket type: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operated by: Bergen tours

Service animals allowed
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

How it compares in Stavanger

Its from-price is 1144% above the median of the 25 day trips we list in Stavanger.
Its length is typical for the group.
By number of reviews it ranks 15 of 25.

About Stavanger

Stavanger is a harbour city in south-west Norway, with a wooden old town, a medieval cathedral, its oil history and the fjords of Rogaland beyond.

Stavanger stands on a peninsula in Rogaland, south-west Norway, with a harbour lined with warehouses, cafés and wooden buildings. Gamle Stavanger, the old town, has rows of white wooden houses on cobbled lanes, and the cathedral, begun in the 12th century, is among the oldest in Norway. Oil discoveries in the North Sea from the 1960s made Stavanger the country's oil capital, a story told in the Norwegian Petroleum Museum on the waterfront.

Top-ranked sights in Stavanger: Lysefjord.

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