Bathing and wellness

Yoga in the mountains! A local yoga teacher meets you at the Romsdal gondola and together you take the gondola ride to the top of Nesaksla and Eggen Restaurant.

Enjoy a steamy sauna and a fresh river bath at Jølstraholmen.

Kvitevik is an area with two good beaches, picnic area and good places for fishing.

Gamlingen in Stavanger is a heated outdoor swimming pool that is open the whole year. Just next to the Stavanger Mosvangen Camping.

Waterpark in Høyanger

Sandvika, also called Vikane, is a lovely beach in the ocean gap of Flemsøy.

Enjoy a refreshing sea bath and a warming sauna at Røvær. With its beautiful location right next to Røvær Kulturhotell, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind!

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At the idyllic Vaulen bathing area, you will find six small sandy beaches facing the Gandsfjord. Vaulen is one of Stavanger's most visited bathing spots.

Open-air area for boating tourists. Landing quays in the North and East. Barbecue site and drinking water in the East.

Popular bathing area including a beach, barbecue facilities and play area for children. Kiosk open on warm days. It is part of the hiking area near Gandsfjorden. Access from Østre Ring.

Vikjo is a nice, sandy beach located in Dimmelsvik.

Beautiful sandy beach at Viste Strandhotell, approximately two kilometres from Randaberg centre.

Jektevika is a very idyllic area in Neshamn with several beaches to choose from.

Sunndal Swimming Hall, with its two pools, sauna, slide, and kiosk, is a great option for using your bikini when the weather isn't cooperating.

Like ved Rv 47 gjennom Sveio ligg Mjelkeneset, med badeplass til Vigdarvatnet.

Beach near by Litlabø.

Kringstadbukta is a popular bay and beach around 4 km south of Molde.

Furuneset is located south of Rubbestadneset. This is a local beach with a small pier and a few guest places for boats.

Narravikjo is a cozy, little beach with a large grass field. You can go bathing from both the beach and the capes.