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Suldal.
Photo: Skattkammeret Suldal / Ryfylkefotografen
Photo: Skattkammeret Suldal / Ryfylkefotografen
Suldal.
Photo: Skattkammeret Suldal / Ryfylkefotografen
Photo: Skattkammeret Suldal / Ryfylkefotografen
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Suldal
Suldal.
Photo: Jarle Lunde/Suldal Foto
Photo: Jarle Lunde/Suldal Foto
Suldal.
Photo: Jarle Lunde/Suldal Foto
Photo: Jarle Lunde/Suldal Foto
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Suldal
Salmon in Suldal.
Photo: Laksestudio / Skattkammeret Suldal / Lise Bjelland
Photo: Laksestudio / Skattkammeret Suldal / Lise Bjelland
Salmon in Suldal.
Photo: Laksestudio / Skattkammeret Suldal / Lise Bjelland
Photo: Laksestudio / Skattkammeret Suldal / Lise Bjelland
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Suldal
The Suldalslågen salmon river in Suldal, Ryfylke is 22 kilometres in length and flows down the valley from the…
Go to: Salmon studio
Salmon studio
SuldalThe Suldalslågen salmon river in Suldal, Ryfylke is 22 kilometres in length and flows down the valley from the…
Hellandsnuten towers majestically over the town of Sand. From the top you can see five fjords: the Sandsfjord,…
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Hellandsnuten
SuldalHellandsnuten towers majestically over the town of Sand. From the top you can see five fjords: the Sandsfjord,…
Float down Suldalslågen from Mo Laksegard in Sand, Ryfylke wearing a dry suit while you see wild salmon and…
Go to: Salmon Safari in Suldalslågen in Sand
Salmon Safari in Suldalslågen in Sand
SuldalFloat down Suldalslågen from Mo Laksegard in Sand, Ryfylke wearing a dry suit while you see wild salmon and…
Experience world class and historic architecture while driving through a spectacular landscape over mountains…
Go to: The Architectural Route
The Architectural Route
SuldalExperience world class and historic architecture while driving through a spectacular landscape over mountains…
A mountain walk with magnificent views of Nesflaten village in Suldal, Ryfylke! This is a steep hike through…
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Nipe
SuldalA mountain walk with magnificent views of Nesflaten village in Suldal, Ryfylke! This is a steep hike through…
5 reviews
Mo Laksegard is idyllically located close to the salmon river Suldalslågen, in Sand, Ryfylke. Mo Laksegard…
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Mo Laksegard by Suldalslågen in Sand
SuldalMo Laksegard is idyllically located close to the salmon river Suldalslågen, in Sand, Ryfylke. Mo Laksegard…
3 reviews
The Nesasjøhuset (wharfhouse) in Sand in Ryfylke houses exhibitions, a museumshop and a café. An internactive…
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Nesasjøhuset in Sand (Ryfylkemuseet)
SuldalThe Nesasjøhuset (wharfhouse) in Sand in Ryfylke houses exhibitions, a museumshop and a café. An internactive…
1 reviews
Stranddalshytta mountain lodge is the pearl of the SVR Ryfylkeheiane nature reserve. It lies beautifully on…
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Stranddalshytta
SuldalStranddalshytta mountain lodge is the pearl of the SVR Ryfylkeheiane nature reserve. It lies beautifully on…
Winter in Suldal With charming villages and some of the highest mountains in Rogaland, Suldal is perfect for…
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Winter and activities in Suldal
SuldalWinter in Suldal With charming villages and some of the highest mountains in Rogaland, Suldal is perfect for…
Jelsa in Suldal is the best-preserved fjordside village in Ryfylke. There has been a church here since the…
Go to: The school museum at Jelsa (Ryfylkemuseet)
The school museum at Jelsa (Ryfylkemuseet)
SuldalJelsa in Suldal is the best-preserved fjordside village in Ryfylke. There has been a church here since the…
89 reviews
Ryfylke Fjordhotel is a family- run hotel which attaches great importance to personal service, good food and…
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Ryfylke Fjordhotel
SuldalRyfylke Fjordhotel is a family- run hotel which attaches great importance to personal service, good food and…
79 reviews
The energy hotel is idyllic located north of Suldalsvatnet on Nesflaten in Ryfylke, and focuses on local food,…
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Energihotellet at Nesflaten
SuldalThe energy hotel is idyllic located north of Suldalsvatnet on Nesflaten in Ryfylke, and focuses on local food,…
30 reviews
At Fargeriet Kafe, you will be served home-made food made from local ingredients in intimate and pleasant…
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Fargeriet Kafé at Sand
SuldalAt Fargeriet Kafe, you will be served home-made food made from local ingredients in intimate and pleasant…
79 reviews
At Energihotellet's restaurant on Nesflaten in Suldal, you get a food experience based on local ingredients…
Go to: The restaurant at Energihotellet at Nesflaten
The restaurant at Energihotellet at Nesflaten
SuldalAt Energihotellet's restaurant on Nesflaten in Suldal, you get a food experience based on local ingredients…
89 reviews
Situated by the seaside at Sand in Suldal, Ryfylke, with a beautiful view of the harbour, the fjord and the…
Go to: Restaurant Elvaosen - Ryfylke Fjordhotel
Restaurant Elvaosen - Ryfylke Fjordhotel
SuldalSituated by the seaside at Sand in Suldal, Ryfylke, with a beautiful view of the harbour, the fjord and the…
Mo Laksegard in Sand in Ryfylke has two wilderness camps. Here you can lower your shoulders and have a…
Go to: Wilderness Retreat at Mo Laksegard in Sand
Wilderness Retreat at Mo Laksegard in Sand
SuldalMo Laksegard in Sand in Ryfylke has two wilderness camps. Here you can lower your shoulders and have a…
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Float down Suldalslågen from Mo Laksegard in Sand, Ryfylke wearing a dry suit while you see wild salmon and trout up close underwater.
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Experience world class and historic architecture while driving through a spectacular landscape over mountains and along fjords, rivers and lakes in…
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Hellandsnuten towers majestically over the town of Sand. From the top you can see five fjords: the Sandsfjord, Hylsfjord, Saudafjord, Vindafjord and…
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Mo Laksegard is idyllically located close to the salmon river Suldalslågen, in Sand, Ryfylke. Mo Laksegard offers accommodation, dining, activities…
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The Nesasjøhuset (wharfhouse) in Sand in Ryfylke houses exhibitions, a museumshop and a café. An internactive childerns exhibition, based on an…
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Winter in Suldal With charming villages and some of the highest mountains in Rogaland, Suldal is perfect for winter. Here you can get from the village…
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Jelsa in Suldal is the best-preserved fjordside village in Ryfylke. There has been a church here since the 13th century and commercial activity since…
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The Suldalslågen salmon river in Suldal, Ryfylke is 22 kilometres in length and flows down the valley from the Suldalsvatn lake into the Sandsfjord at…
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Stranddalshytta mountain lodge is the pearl of the SVR Ryfylkeheiane nature reserve. It lies beautifully on the shores of a high mountain lake. In the…
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By train
There are daily train departures from Oslo and Kristiansand to Stavanger. The journey from Oslo takes around 7.5 hours.
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By bus
You can take a bus to Suldal from Haugesund and Røldal.
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By boat
Express boats take you from Stavanger to Suldal.
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By car
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.
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By plane
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.
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