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Nature in Focus
Most people know Ryfylke for Preikestolen and Kjerag, which majestically guard the Lysefjord. But the adventure doesn’t stop there. Here you can hike in the mountains, paddle in the fjords, and float down the river while watching salmon swim beneath you. The nature here is real, close, and ready to be experienced.
Explore the National Tourist Route Ryfylke – a Journey Full of Contrasts
When you follow the National Tourist Route Ryfylke, you’re not just traveling from A to B – you’re moving through a living landscape filled with stories, flavors, and spectacular nature. From the mouth of the Lysefjord in the south to the mountain pass towards Røldal in the north, unique stops await. Along the way, you can taste locally produced food, feel the mist from roaring waterfalls, experience Norwegian industrial history, and study architecture that blends with the landscape. Here, you can learn about life as it once was – and enjoy it as it is now.
Travel Slowly – Experience More in Ryfylke
Ryfylke is just a short trip from the city life of Stavanger and Haugesund, but it feels like a whole different world. You can get here by car, boat, or bus – and once you’re here, it’s not about rushing, but about taking your time. Along fjords and mountains, you’ll find unique rest stops where you can unpack your lunch, breathe in the fresh fjord air, and enjoy the view.
In Ryfylke, we want to take care of the nature we love so much. That’s why Lysefjorden, Sauda municipality, and Suldal municipality are labeled as Sustainable Destinations, and many of the local businesses are environmentally certified. When you travel slowly, you don’t just discover more – you also travel with care.
