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Stavanger: 3-Day Hiking Trip with Cabin Stays & Meals

By Fjord Hikes
Available from 05/01/2026
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  • Join an unforgettable 3-day escape through the fjords of Western Norway from Stavanger
  • Experience a hike to Preikestolen, climb the Flørli staircase, cruise Lysefjorden, and hike Kjerag
  • 2x nights in cabins and lodges with meals, transport, ferries, and guided adventures included

Tour departs from

Stavanger

Duration

3 days

Available

May - September

Pick up / meeting point

Hotel pick-up

Difficulty

4 (High)

Minimum age

12 years old

Overview

Discover the highlights of Western Norway on a 3-day hiking adventure from Stavanger. Hike to the world-famous Preikestolen, cruise along Lysefjorden to the remote village of Flørli, climb the world’s longest wooden staircase with all 4444 steps, explore the fjord’s pristine end, and hike to Kjerag with towering cliffs. Stay in comfortable cabins and lodges with guided activities, all meals, transport, ferries, cruises, equipment, and professional guidance included.

What's included?

Pick-up/drop-off in central Stavanger

Transfers to/from all scheduled activities

Knowledgeable, English-speaking guide

2 nights cabin & lodge accommodation

All meals (breakfast, lunch & dinner)

Day 1: Guided hike to Preikestolen

Day 1: Cruise along the Lysefjord

Day 1: Flørli & cabin overnight

Day 2: Guided climb of Flørli 4444

Day 2: Lysefjorden cruise to Lysebotn

Day 2: Lysebotn & lodge overnight

Day 3: Drive to the Kjerag trailhead

Day 3: Guided hike to Kjerag

Day 3: Transfer back to Stavanger

Flights to/from Stavanger Airport (SVG)

Personal spending and optional tours

Personal health and travel insurances

What to expect?

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Good to know

Hotel pick-up: Select pick-up point when you book, or inform us later at help@booknordics.com

What to bring

To stay comfortable and safe, bring sturdy hiking boots or shoes, long trousers, a waterproof jacket (and rain pants), at least a 1‑liter water bottle, and a small day pack of 30–50 liters to carry your essentials.