1. Hike to Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock)
One of Norway’s most iconic hikes, Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock) offers breathtaking views over the Lysefjord. The hike takes about 4-5 hours round trip and is a must-do for nature lovers.
2. Explore the Old Town (Gamle Stavanger)
Take a step back in time by strolling through Gamle Stavanger, the best-preserved wooden house settlement in Northern Europe. With its cobbled streets and charming white wooden houses, it’s one of the most picturesque spots in the city.
3. Visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum
Stavanger’s Norwegian Petroleum Museum tells the fascinating story of Norway’s offshore oil industry. The museum is interactive and great for both adults and kids, providing insights into how oil has shaped the country’s economy.
4. Take a Road Trip in a Campervan
The best way to explore Stavanger and the surrounding fjords is by renting a campervan from Cabin Campers. With a campervan, you can visit remote areas at your own pace, enjoy the freedom of camping in nature, and wake up to breathtaking views. Stavanger is the perfect starting point for a Norwegian road trip adventure!
5. Cruise the Lysefjord
One of the best ways to experience Lysefjord is by boat. Fjord cruises offer stunning views of dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, and famous rock formations like Preikestolen and Kjerag.
6. Hike to Kjerag and the Famous Kjeragbolten
For a more challenging hike, Kjerag is an epic trek that leads to the famous Kjeragbolten, a massive boulder wedged between two cliffs. The view from the top is worth the effort, and it’s a popular spot for thrill-seekers.
7. Visit Swords in Rock (Sverd i Fjell)
The Sverd i Fjell monument is a tribute to the historic Battle of Hafrsfjord in 872, when Norway was united under one king. These three giant swords symbolize peace, unity, and freedom.
8. Enjoy the Beaches of Jæren
If you love the coast, make sure to visit Solastranden and other beaches along Jæren. These sandy shores are perfect for long walks, surfing, or simply relaxing by the sea.
9. Visit Flor & Fjære – The Island Garden
Take a boat trip to Flor & Fjære, a tropical paradise just outside Stavanger. This unique island features beautifully landscaped gardens, exotic plants, and an excellent restaurant.
10. Explore Stavanger’s Food Scene
Stavanger is known for its food scene, with everything from fine dining to casual seafood markets. Be sure to try local specialties like fresh seafood, reindeer, and delicious cinnamon buns.
Why Rent a Campervan in Stavanger?
Exploring Stavanger and its surrounding landscapes in a campervan from Cabin Campers gives you the ultimate freedom to travel at your own pace. Whether you want to wake up by a fjord, park near a scenic hiking trail, or discover hidden gems along Norway’s west coast, a campervan is the perfect way to experience it all.
Start your adventure today by booking a campervan and exploring Stavanger’s top attractions on the road! 🚐✨
