Your tour continues northwards to well-kept Skudeneshavn, the historic island of Karmøy, and the festival and herring town of Haugesund, before heading back into Ryfylke and a visit to the charming village of Jelsa.
If you are wanting to head northwards, you can instead drive the northern part of the National Tourist Route fv 520 from Sand to Sauda and cross the wild Røldal Mountain, into the famous region of Hardanger.
The region of Ryfylke has an excellent network of marked paths and mountain lodges. So you can explore on foot and enjoy places such as Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) up close.
If you prefer, you can enjoy a cruise on the Lysefjord by sightseeing boat.
The islands of Ryfylke are ideal for relaxed bicycle trips.
Guided tours through the wilderness and cultural landscape yield fascinating insights and enhance your enjoyment. For details, please contact the local tourist information offices in Ryfylke.
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Drive the National Tourist Route Ryfylke or take a cruise on the Lysefjord.
Tour suggestions in Ryfylke
Source: Visit Norway
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