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Getting There

A 90-minute flight from Copenhagen and 2 hours from London brings you to Stavenger Airport Sola. Upon arrival, take a bus to the city centre and find your hotel in Stavanger. Alternatively, you can drive or take a train and enjoy the scenic route.

Dining

As with any international destination, travellers can enjoy local specialties or get a taste of home. For those who prefer a taste of the east, Sabi Sushi Forus offers sushi and Noodle Noodle offers Thai cuisine. For a quick bite, visit Matmagasinet and try one of their fish dishes. Alternatively, head to Bolgen & Moi Stavanger and indulge in a 5-course tasting menu.

Shopping

Stavanger offers a wide variety of shopping options, from quaint local shops to international brands. For those that enjoy shopping for local wares, visit Sjokoladepiken for handmade chocolates or Stavanger Glassblåseri for handmade glassblown items.

Points of Interest

Lysefjord is a must-see in Stavanger. This breath-taking fjord is 42 kilometres long with typical rocky walls that drop 1,000 metres into the water. This sight is best experienced on a chartered cruise to the area. Stavanger also features the longest sandy beach in Norway, where you can enjoy swimming, surfing and sunbathing. Solastranden has been ranked as the 6th best beach in the world, so it is definitely worth a visit. Some of the lighthouses on the coast even offer Norwegian food and accommodation.

Sports

For a bit of activity and sightseeing, rent a bicycle from one of the tourist information offices in Stavanger or Sandnes. Cycle up and around the North Sea Cycle route, and if you’ve packed a picnic, stop by the beach to enjoy a bite at a secluded spot.