Fjaler offers both nature and cultural experiences within a short distance. Wondering what to do? Here is our top ten list
Leonards Forlaavelse is a small-scale eatery experience. It has a farm shop that sells bakery products and local produce, and it has a large cheese counter. It also has a home decor shop that has an intimate in authentic atmosphere. Worth a visit
The popular poet Jakob Sande (1906-67) was born and brought up in the bellringer´s house (Jakob Sande-tunet) in Dale.
During the summer months Jakob Sande-tunet has an open café and guided tours. You can hear about the poet, his life and work and the culture of Dale. There is also a small museum collection and other cultural events in the summer. Groups on request all year.
By the mighty Dalsfjord lies the impressive hike to Heileberget, or Fløgen as some may call it. From an altitude of 761 meters, you get a powerful nature experience.
Walk to Fossedalen, a hidden gem located on the north side of Dalsfjorden. Walk up to Fossedalsfossen and be amazed by the forces of nature. Maybe a bath is tempting?
Korssund is an old shelter place just west of Fjaler municipality with a very intriguing history. The place was named after a 4-meter-high stone cross that was established by King Olav the Holy around year 1030 during the Christianization of Norway. The cross is of the kind “Olavkross”, and it is one of the largest crosses in the whole country. Korrsund is a solid harbour, and it is a lively boat life here in the summertime.
If you are looking for a nice trip for the whole family, then the day trip cabin at Bygdeheia is a nice destination. The day trip cabin is a place to eat your lunch, get some warmth, and maybe browse through some books. Each cabin has its own library with many different books.
Looking for a unique fishing experience? The river Guddalsvassberget extends about 30 km from Flekkefjorden to the mountains in Guddal. The first 8.5 kilometers up to Harefossen form the anadromous part of the river. Information about fishing licenses can be found here.
Read more about these highlighted places and attractions in The Fjord Coast and Sunnfjord.
Every September, the theatre festival in Fjaler is being held. For four days, the streets of Dale are filled with exciting experiences that you can take part in. In the evenings, concerts and other entertainment are being held.
