Bathing and wellness

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

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.

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.

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

Island life and swimming goes hand in hand, at least in the summer. On this gem in the ocean gap, you can actually swim where you want, but there are some swimming areas that are more suitable and especially well facilitated for swimming.

Take a walk on the beach on a wet autumn day with the sea in turmoil, or experience a summer evening with a blazing sunset; a calm, blue sea, and a horizon of infinity. The ever-changing light in this part of Norway has inspired many landscape painte...

Vannbassengan is a great outdoor area that is popular with visitors and locals. It functions nicely both as a bathing place and hiking area.

Hellestøstranden beach is a universally accessible recreational area. The sand dunes here are of great national value.

Ognasanden: Hidden gem with rocky shores, coves, and a river mouth. Diverse terrain, long shoreline, and charming cliffs make it unique.

Vigdelstranden beach is ideal for families with small children as it's a shallow beach. Photographers also like to visit the area, as it is varied in terms of landscape; a nice blend of flat and rocky terrain.

Borestranden is one of the nicest beaches in Norway and is three kilometres long. The beach is located along the FV507, the Norwegian Scenic Route Jæren, and is a nice stop off the scenic road.

Refsnesstranda is a popular hiking destination along the Norwegian Scenic Route Jæren. Here you'll find a small and beautiful sandy beach in the south that turns into a pebble beach in the north and an unusual restroom facility.

Beach and recreational area in historical surroundings from the Viking period in Hafrsfjord. The area is located close to Madlaveien south of Madlaleiren.

The largest bathing area in the Egersund area is perfect for cooling off on those hot summer days, and wonderful for hiking all year.

Solastranden beach was once named one of the most beautiful beaches by the Sunday Times!

The Tengesdalsvatnet lake is near Høle. Landscaped to accommodate the physically disabled, with a bathing ramp, benches, toilet, nature trails, and fishing.

Brusanden is a long and wide beach with white sand. Here you'll also find a unique dune landscape, river courses and Norway's only natural lagoon.

Are you ready for beach vibes and the best ice cream? Ølbergkiosken is open again, and will be opened every day during the summer season.

Kindingstadvågen is right next to the Finnfast tunnel.

Idyllic, sheltered port with jetties - operated by Ryfylke Friluftsråd.