lysefjord boat trips from stavanger

Lysefjorden & Preikestolen Fjordcruise

Feast your eyes on the majestic Pulpit Rock soaring into the sky above incredible Lysefjord as you travel in silence on a fully-electric fjord cruise! The Pulpit Rock is ranked as one of Norway's foremost nature-based destinations and on this trip, you will experience the mighty plateau from the beautiful Lysefjord.

The Pulpit Rock is an incredible and dramatic mountain plateau that rises 604 meters above the Lysefjord. It is ranked as one of Norway's foremost nature-based destinations and on this trip, you will experience the mighty plateau from the beautiful Lysefjord.

Tour description

This exciting Lysefjord cruise is sure to create memories for life. In the center of Stavanger, you board a brand new fully electric boat, which first takes you to the "Vagabond’s Cave". Here you will hear the legend of this mysterious opening in the mountain. The boat continues its journey into the Lysefjord and with the Hengjane Falls, the boat will carefully nudge its bow up to the waterfall and you can actually feel the spray of the fresh water on your face!

But the definitive highlight of the tour has to be Preikestolen. As the boat stops in the Lysefjord you can tilt your head back and see the majestic mountain plateau rise 604 meters above you, a truly amazing sight to behold!

You can enjoy all this striking scenery from the comfort of the boat's sheltered cabin, through panoramic windows, or venture out on the spacious sundeck.

Have a great trip!

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The remarkable Pulpit Rock

Strandkaien, stavanger.

Departure 11:00 or 12:15

June - October

The lysefjord is one of norway’s most breathtaking fjords, and preikestolen – or the pulpit rock, is one of the most iconic destinations in the world, fjord cruise.

Daily at 12:15

Enjoy this wild and wonderful fjord landscape with idyllic islands, old farms, waterfalls, local wildlife and majestic scenery.

at 11:00 or 12:15 from Strandkaien in Stavanger Return time: 14:45

Alternative departure from: Lysefjordsenteret Duration: about 2,5 hours Periode: June – October

Ticket sales

Tickets are sold at the pier before departure, at norled.no or at the Tourist information office.

Extra departures

on busy days, contact us via [email protected] for more information.

Useful information

Attractions Pulpit Rock, Fantahålå

Distance Roundtrip

Family ticket 2 adults and up to 4 childeren: 2100,- . When purchasing tickets online, choose 1 family (2+4) in order to get the correct price.

Groups/Extra departures There may be extra departures on busy days. Are you travelling with groups, please contact us at [email protected] for group discounts.

Guiding We have audio guide in several languages.

Ticket sales Tickets are sold at the pier before departure, at norled.no or at the Tourist information office.

Universal design Our boats have a universal design with easy access for wheelchair users.

Sognefjorden - Bergen to Flåm

Kr. 1060,- per adult

Bergen - Strandkaiterminalen

April - october, hardangerfjord to eidfjord.

Kr. 950,- per adult

Bergen buss-stasjon

May - september, ca. 12,5 hours, half day trip to skjerjehamn.

Kr. 650,- per adult

ca. 4,5 hours

Hardagerfjord fra norheimsund.

Kr. 275,- per adult

Norheimsund kai

From 3 hours, lysefjorden - preikestolen cruise.

Kr. 760,- per adult

March - November

Ca. 2,5 hours.

Kr. 500,- per adult

ca. 4 hours

Sognefjordcruise to nordeide.

Kr. 790,- per adult

Saturday trip to Skjerjehamn

Kr. 960,- per adult

ca. 6,5 hours

Hardangerfjord to kinsarvik, inc. bus.

Kr. 830,- per adult

Hardangerfjord to Ulvik, inc. bus

Bergen - buss-stasjon.

Full-day cruise to Lysefjorden from Stavanger

Private Cruise offers an 8-hour fjord cruise where you can see the entire Lysefjord on board a luxury yacht. You will see icons like Preikestolen, Flørli and Kjerag from the boat.

On this cruise, explore the icons as well as other attractions,

The Lysefjord and attractions like the Vagabond's Cave, Hengjanefossen waterfall and Flørli

When you dock at Flørli, you can explore the beautiful surroundings and even walk up some of the 4,444 steps of stairs if you like. Flørli is famous for its 4,444 steps right up the mountainside – the longest wooden stairway in the world.

After exploring Flørli you will go back on board and enjoy some delicious Norwegian seafood or tapas. You can also order your gourmet chef on this tour.

Kjerag towers 1,084 metres above the fjord

The cruise continues to  Kjerag , the majesty of the Lysefjord. At 1,084 metres, “ Kjeragbolten ” (the Kjerag boulder), a round rock wedged solidly in a mountain crevice, towers above the other peaks along the Lysefjord.

The VIP yacht is adapted to cruise the most hidden waters, and you'll see the most spectacular places and beautiful historic sites from the Viking éra en route to the ice-polished walls of Lysefjord.

• See a film of a yacht cruise with the Barolo.

Other tours offered on the Barolo III yacht:

• 3 hours City Island Cruise
• Half-day cruise to the Lysefjord (5 hours)
• 1- to 3-day charter tour in the fjords of Ryfylke
• 5- to 6-day charter cruise from Stavanger to Bergen via the Hardangerfjord

Private Cruise

See everything Private Cruise has to offer

• Skagenkaien, near Clarion Collection Hotel Skagen Brygge/Stavanger havn/harbour Stavanger

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Lysefjord Safari Classic

Do you want to explore the fjords? Then the Lysefjord Safari with RIB boat from Stavanger is the perfect tour for you! Lysefjord cruise by RIB boat, the most popular boat tour from Stavanger.

Are you looking for something spectacular? Do you want to explore the fjords and feel feel like a viking for a few hours?

Lysefjord Safari Classic is a fast and exciting way to cruise the fjords from central Stavanger and experience the Lysefjord with all its waterfalls, Pulpit Rock and breath-taking scenery.

Check out the video to get a glimpse of the fjord

The Lysefjord, with its enormous variety of landscapes, waterfalls, cliffs and caves, is an extreme natural experience by global standards. It is with considerable humility that we escort guests into this stunning, never-ending fjord with so much history hanging on its vertical walls.

Lysefjord offers the most fantastic cliff formations you can imagine. The Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock), a plateau 600 m above the fjord, is the most famous. On our boat trips, we cruise the Lysefjordin our fast, open RIBs, with stops for sightseeing and photography.

Good to know

• An experienced captain/guide will give you a fun and educational insight to the fjord
• Safety gear and a safety brief will be given to everyone before embarkation
• Several daily departures during the summer
• Warm and comfortable floating suit, goggles and lifejacket included
• The fastest and funniest way to explore the fjord
• Suitable for all people from age of 4 to 94
• Stunning scenery – don’t forget your camera!
• Wild life experiences
• Sun glasses and sun screen is recommended

Further description

Get inspired by the beautiful landscapes, catch your breath and fully take in the great scenery. On this boat trip you truly get in touch with the enchanting surroundings. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a majestic sea eagle gliding through the air or a seal sticking out their nose above the surface.

When the sun gets into the fjord, you will know why its called Lysefjord (Fjord of the lights).

Your captain takes you as close as he can to the vertical mountain drops to feel, smell and taste the pure water freshness of the Hengjane waterfall, or according to Norwegian mythology, the «water of wisdom».

One of the highlights of the journey is the narrow gap into the Vagabond Cave and view Preikestolen (The Pulpit Rock) from sea level.

The Vikings are known to be real seafarers. They crossed the many seas on raids and missions with their uniquely crafted Viking ships. Their journeys were long and weary, often lasted for several years.

On this trip, we rock the accelerator and speed up into one of Norway’s most impressive fjords. The Lysefjord or the “Fjord of the lights” with the famous Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) as Stavanger’s pride and charm.

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Lysefjord Cruise & Pulpit Rock Hike (& How to Do It in One Day)

By Author Jurga

Posted on Last updated: January 15, 2024

Visiting Stavanger in Norway and wondering how to do a Lysefjord cruise and Pulpit Rock hike in one day? This article is for you!

Most people come to Stavanger for two reasons – to see the famous Lysefjord and to do one of the most iconic hikes of Norway – Preikestolen , or the Pulpit Rock .

When I first started planning our 2-week Norway trip , however, I thought that you need two days in order to do both – the Lysefjord cruise and the Pulpit Rock hike .

Every guidebook, every website seemed to suggest that Lysefjord cruise and Pulpit Rock require two separate trips on two separate days. Luckily, we found a combination tour of the Lysefjord Cruise and Pulpit Rock hike that allowed us to do both in one day.

TIP: If you have no time to read about our experience, you can find more information and book this day trip on Viator or directly with Rodne Fjord Cruise .

If you have more time in Stavanger, you can, of course, make these two trips separately. However, there is so much more to see and do in this beautiful region.

If you can save some time (and money) by combining these two trips in one day, it leaves you more time to explore the amazing museums in Stavanger ( the Norwegian Canning Museum is a must!) or do some more hiking in the area (we highly recommend Florli 4444 ).

Stavanger is a perfect base for hiking and outdoor enthusiasts, so if you love nature, plan at least 3-4 nights in town. Here you can find some more ideas for the best things to do in Stavanger .

Lysefjord Cruise & Pulpit Rock Hike

Traveling around the Stavanger region might seem a bit overwhelming at first. But you don’t have to worry about any practicalities if you book this combination trip (Lysefjord cruise and Pulpit Rock hike), because everything is extremely well organized and explained.

Below you can read about our experience with doing the Lysefjord cruise and Pulpit Rock hike in one day, as a day trip from Stavanger. Find out!

Lysefjord Cruise

At 10 AM we took a boat from Skagenkaien – it’s located at the main harbor in Stavanger city center. We spent a bit more than two hours on the water sailing deep into the Lysefjord, passing some beautiful islands and idyllically located colorful houses that are so typical for Norway.

The boat is big and comfortable, it has all the facilities and a beautiful indoor setting area with huge windows on all sides, or you can choose to stand on one of the decks outside.

On the morning we visited, we had the worst weather: it was cold, it was raining, and the wind was literally blowing you off the deck, so it was difficult to stay outside all the time.

Luckily, the fjord was incredibly beautiful even in the rain. We spent as much time as we could outside. And yes, we needed really warm and waterproof clothing to actually be able to enjoy it.

What makes this Lysefjord cruise trip great is that the boat slows down at the most beautiful places and gives you lots of explanation about everything you see along the way. The commentary is available in several languages.

There were lots of people on board on the day of our visit, but it never felt crowded.

Transfer to the Pulpit Rock Trailhead

After a 2-hr Lysefjord cruise, around noon, our boat made a short stop in the tiny harbor of Oanes to drop off the passengers with the combination ticket for the hike.

Only a handful of people left the boat together with us. There was a bus waiting for us at the harbor, and 20 minutes later we were at the Pulpit Rock trailhead.

Good to know: Please note that at the moment, the boat stops at Forsand and not in Oanes as it did in the past. But the rest is the same – you take the bus from there to the Pulpit Rock trailhead. The company has a bus waiting for you when the boat arrives – it’s all very well organized.

As I said, it was raining in the morning, but the weather forecast for Preikestolen showed dry weather in the afternoon. So instead of continuing straight to the Pulpit Rock, we decided to have a relaxing lunch first and wait for the rain to stop. And it did!

There is a lodge with a restaurant at the Pulpit Rock trailhead. You can get a snack or a warm meal here, use a bathroom, refill your water bottles, or just warm up on a rainy day.

Note that food is very expensive here. So if you want to save time and money, you better pack a picnic and some snacks. The prices in Norway are very high, especially in the rural areas.

Pulpit Rock Hike

The hike to Pulpit Rock is about 4km and 2 hours each way (so 8km, 3-4 hours in total) . Some experienced hikers will say it’s an easy hike, but for us regular folks it definitely isn’t.

It’s a moderate hike with several steep climbs along the way, and you definitely need proper hiking shoes for Preikestolen. In dry weather, you might be ok in sneakers, but when it’s wet (and it usually is), you will need sturdy walking shoes with a good grip. The reviews from other travelers show that most people underestimate this hike.

The Pulpit Rock hike is not just about the Preikestolen itself. The scenery along the way is beautiful. And once you get to the top you will be rewarded by the most spectacular view over Lysefjord! We were extremely lucky that it stopped raining and there was no mist, so we could enjoy the view to the fullest.

After a bit less than 2 hours we reached the Pulpit Rock. It was just as spectacular as I had imagined!

Also, it was a bit intimidating! The sheer drop of this 604-meter rock is dizzying to say the least. You better don’t look straight down when you stand on the edge. And please don’t do any stupid things and stay safe!

The hike back down took us about 1h30.

You can find more detailed information about this hike in our guide via the link below.

LEARN MORE: Pulpit Rock Hike

Bus from Pulpit Rock to Stavanger

When we visited, the trip back to Stavanger involved a bus followed by a ferry. However, after the opening of the new sub-sea tunnel, the trip back to Stavanger can now be done with a direct bus.

When we traveled, the ticket price for the bus was included in the Rodne Pulpit Rock cruise & hike combination ticket. From what I see, it’s the case now as well.

The bus picks you up after the hike, at around 6 PM, and you’re back in Stavanger at around 7 PM. That’s at least an hour faster than the bus + ferry combo in the past.

Practical Information for Lysefjord Cruise and Pulpit Rock Hike

• There are daily departures with Rodne boats from Stavanger, from May till September, at 10 AM. In July and August, they sometimes offer additional trips as well.
• Plan the whole day for the Lysefjord cruise and the Preikestolen hike. In summer (May – September), you’ll leave Stavanger at around 10 AM and be back at around 7 PM. In winter, you should do the hike with a guide!
• Lysefjord cruise can be done by anyone, but the Pulpit Rock hike requires good physical condition. That being said, our kids of 6-8 years old could easily do the hike.
• Dress in layers and carry a rain jacket. Wear good hiking shoes. Pack a picnic and carry plenty of drinking water. You can refill your bottles at Preikestolen Base Camp.
• For more practical information about the exact trip, please check the Rodne Fjord Cruise website .

More tips for your trip to Norway:

• Best Things to Do in Stavanger
• Pulpit Rock Hike and Florli 4444
• Where to Stay in Stavanger
• Norway Itinerary (2 weeks in the southwest)
• Northern Noway Itinerary (2 weeks in Lofoten – Vesteralen – Senja – Tromso)
• What to Wear in Norway in Summer 
• What to Wear in Norway in Winter
• Budget: How Expensive is Norway
• More destinations:  For more travel tips and other popular destinations, please check our  Norway travel guide .

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Monday 12th of September 2022

Hi, we are going to Stavenger October 13. Can we still hiking to pulpit rock. the tour "pulpit rock and hike in style" date stop on September 30th. Rodne fjord cruise still available in October

@Jurga, Thank you. I think it is make senses that the day become shorter and we cannot do 2 in 1 anymore.

Hi Andreas, from what I see, the cruise & hike combo is indeed only available until September. So you'd have to do the two separately. I guess it could be due to the fact that the days are much shorter, so maybe there's not enough daylight for both on the same day. I'm not sure though. It's possible that there is simply less demand and it makes no sense for them to have the bus running.

chaitra harsha

Thursday 8th of September 2022

hi, this is amazing. can the cruise be booked one way so that i do pulpit rock hike and head back on my own?

Hi, unless you book some guided tour and simply go with a cruise+ hike option, the hike is always unguided. So you hike on your own. First, you do the cruise. Then they drop you off at the bus that takes you to the trailhead, and from there on, you are alone. I think that nowadays they have a bus to take you back to Stavanger, but I'm not sure if it's just one bus at a specific time (I doubt it), or they have a few buses that you can take depending on when you get back down from the mountain (I think it's the case indeed). In any case, if you stay much longer or decide to camp or whatever, nobody will be expecting you back. So you'll have to get back to Stavanger on your own (be sure to research how you'll do it and how late buses run).

Saturday 16th of July 2022

This is just what I was looking for, thanks so much.

Tuesday 19th of July 2022

Glad to help. Have a great time in Stavanger!

Friday 3rd of June 2022

Your website has been so helpful in planning our trip! Do you think the cruise is worth the money if we are already going to see Sognefjord and Geirangerfjord? Thanks!

Saturday 4th of June 2022

Hi Rosemary, we did all three of these fjords and enjoyed them all. While each is somewhat different, of course, it's also a rather similar experience. So you don't absolutely have to see each of them. We did the Lysefjord cruise in combination with the Pulpit Rock hike and then the other day - on our way to Florli4444 hike. So for us, it was just part of the day that included other great attractions/ hikes as well. In both cases, we found it totally worth it. If you are only in Stavanger for one day, you can easily fill the day just visiting the city (but visiting all the museums, etc. won't be cheap either - but really interesting too) - see our guide to the best things to do in Stavanger. But if you have more than a day in the city and the weather is nice, I'd definitely do it (potentially in combination with one of the hikes, as we did). Have a great trip!

Jennifer Frankenhoff

Wednesday 4th of May 2022

Thank you very much for sharing your experiences, I’ve enjoyed following along! I’m heading to Stavanger next week and would love to fit in both the Lysefjord cruise and Pulpit Rock hike in the same day also. I can’t seem to locate the combination tour, did you book the morning hike to the Pulpit Rock and then the cruise separately? I’m wondering if I’ll have enough time to do the 5am hike and be back to make the 10am cruise? Thank you again for your recommendations!!

Thank you soooo much for the quick responses and additional information!! I’m really looking forward to the trip and wish I had more time to explore. Many thanks, again!

Hi Jennifer, all the info is in our article, but indeed some tours are now unavailable so I updated those links. Anyway, I was able to find this tour on Viator that is exactly what we did - the cruise and then hike (on our own). Or you can also book it on Rodne website as explained in the article. You don't have to return to the city. After visiting the fjord, the cruise drops you off where there's a bus waiting to bring you to Preikestolen. After the hike, you have to return to the city on your own, which is really easy to do too. If you absolutely want to have a guide for your hike, then you'll have to do these two trips separately (see tours here), but if you don't mind hiking on your own, these are really the best options. And no, even if you take a 5am trip, you won't be back in the city at 10am. Most Preikestolen hike tours from Stavanger and back take about 9 hours. Have a wonderful trip!

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The stavanger archipelago & lysefjord by boat, stavanger, norway.

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Discover the lush natural beauty and marine life of Stavanger's archipelago during this scenic boat cruise to Lysefjord.

It's a brief walk along the pier to one of the sightseeing boats where upon embarkation you will take a guided boat trip in the Stavanger archipelago. Here, you might see quite a few residents spending a summer day on board their pleasure boats. You will then cruise through an area dotted with numerous small, idyllic islands and view the homes along the coastline.

Cruise on to Lysefjord to view one of Norway's most spectacular wonders, the Pulpit Rock, which juts out over 1,500 feet above the sea. Cruising directly under it, you may be able to catch a glimpse of the sea lion colony that lives in the inner part of the fjord. You will then slow down near a steep hillside where goats usually come close to the boats and are given bread by curious visitors.

Before returning to Stavanger, you will make a stop at Helleren Beach for coffee and waffles with sour cream. Sit back and relax on the return journey as you take in splendid views of the city en route to the pier.

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Lysefjord RIB Safari

A fast and exciting way to cruise the lysefjord from central stavanger.

Strandkaien 37, Stavanger, Norge

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Want to cruise among the gorgeous landscapes and impressive rock formations of Lysefjord? We’ve got you covered! Join us on a RIB boat safari from central Stavanger and feel like a Viking for a day!

Hop on a RIB boat from central Stavanger for a morning cruise amidst waterfalls, cliffs and caves, with the sea eagles soaring high above your head. Your captain will tell you all about the history and the nature of Lysefjord, with its majestic vertical mountains, while the boat will stop for photos and sightseeing.

Don’t miss the opportunity to take pictures of the Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) from a sea level, or of the Hengjane waterfall and the narrow gap into the Vagabond Cave.

Make unforgettable memories and unleash your inner Viking in one of Norway’s most breathtaking fjords!

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