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In Suldal, wild nature, lively communities, and award-winning architecture live side by side.
Suldal is located along the Scenic Route Ryfylke in Fjord Norway, a couple of hours drive from Stavanger and Haugesund. Here, you’ll find tall mountains, deep fjords, award-winning industrial architecture and plenty of exciting experiences for the whole family.
Suldal is the perfect base for nature lovers. Hike to the top of the mountains for some amazing fjord views and spend the night in idyllic mountain cabins. Or fulfil your dream of catching some huge salmon in the Suldalslågen river. In winter, you can go cross-country skiing on groomed trails or freeriding from the mountain peaks.
Go for a walk in the lively villages and stroll along busy marinas and idyllic bathing spots. In the municipal centre Sand, you’ll find lots of nice cafés and shops in the typical white wooden houses along the Sandsfjord.
Suldal has achieved the certification Sustainable Destination. Although this does not mean that the destination is sustainable, it does mean that it has made a commitment to work systematically to reduce the negative effects of tourism, while strengthening its positive ripple effects
As a centre for hydropower, Suldal offers great engineering solutions and hydroelectric architecture. You can learn all about it if you drive along the so-called Architectural Route, which goes from Suldal via Sauda to Røldal. In the summer, we recommend a trip to Blåsjø, Norway’s largest dam facility.
Find more inspiration at Suldal’s and Ryfylke’s official websites.
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Get in-depth travel information on Ryfylke’s official website.
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There are daily train departures from Oslo and Kristiansand to Stavanger. The journey from Oslo takes around 7.5 hours.
You can take a bus to Suldal from Haugesund and Røldal.
Express boats take you from Stavanger to Suldal.
Suldal is located 2 hours from Haugesund and 2.5 hours from Stavanger by car. From Stavanger you can either drive Rv. 13 via Hjelmeland or E134 and Rv. 46 from Knapphus.
From Haugesund, follow the E134 via Knapphus.
From Bergen, you can either drive via Knapphus or via Odda on Rv. 13 from the north.
From the mountain areas, follow Rv. 13 via Røldal.
Haugesund Airport is located about 100 kilometres from Sand in Suldal. Stavanger Airport lies 128 kilometres from Sand in Suldal. The easiest way to get to Suldal from the airport is by rental car.
The certification Sustainable Destination is a label given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impacts of tourism. In addition to providing visitors with enjoyable experiences, the destination must strive to minimise its impact on local nature, culture and the environment, and support the local community and economy. The municipality and the travel industry shall cooperate closely to assure that the destination is a great place in which to live as well as visit.
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