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Contact Information<\/h5>\n

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Please read the FAQ section first, before contacting us.<\/p>\n

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Preikestolen Tourist Information<\/strong><\/td>\ncontact@preikestolen365.no<\/a><\/strong><\/td>\n(+47) 45 86 77 62<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Kjerag Tourist Information<\/strong><\/td>\nkjerag@lysefjorden365.no<\/strong><\/a><\/td>\n(+47) 40 30 68 65<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Lysebotn Tourist Information<\/strong><\/td>\ninfo.lysebotn@lysefjorden365.no<\/strong><\/a><\/td>\n(+47) 47 50 15 70<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Forsand Tourist Information<\/strong><\/td>\ninfo.forsand@lysefjorden365.no<\/a><\/strong><\/td>\n(+47) 41 22 79 81<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
J\u00f8rpeland Tourist Information<\/strong><\/td>\ninfo@ryfylke.com<\/strong><\/a><\/td>\n(+47) 98 21 99 75<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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Preikestolen Tourist Information
contact@preikestolen365.no<\/a>
<\/strong>(+47) 45 86 77 62<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Kjerag Tourist Information
kjerag@lysefjorden365.no<\/a>
(+47) 40 30 68 65
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Lysebotn Tourist Information
info.lysebotn@lysefjorden365.no<\/a>
(+47) 47 50 15 70
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Forsand Tourist Information
info.forsand@lysefjorden365.no<\/a>
(+47) 41 22 79 81
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J\u00f8rpeland Tourist Information
info@ryfylke.com<\/a>
(+47) 98 21 99 75
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Other enquiries: <\/strong>contact@lysefjorden365.no<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about the Lysefjord<\/h5>\n

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The Lysefjord is a 42-kilometre-long fjord in Rogaland, Norway, renowned for its sheer granite cliffs, narrow passages, and dramatic natural scenery. It is among Norway\u2019s most iconic fjords, home to world-famous landmarks such as Preikestolen, Kjerag, and the historic power community of Fl\u00f8rli.<\/p>\n

What sets the Lysefjord apart is its compact and intense landscape: steep mountains rise directly from the water, creating powerful experiences within a relatively small area. The fjord uniquely combines iconic hikes, year-round ferry access, and rich cultural heritage, allowing visitors to move seamlessly between nature, history, and fjord travel in one connected destination.<\/p>\n

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The Lysefjord is located in south-western Norway<\/strong>, east of Stavanger, and stretches into the Ryfylke region.<\/p>\n

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The Lysefjord can be visited in one day<\/strong>, but this offers only a brief impression. Spending 2\u20133 days or more<\/strong> allows for a more comprehensive experience, combining ferry travel, activities, and overnight stays.<\/p>\n

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You can take a ferry through the Lysefjord, and it is one of the best ways to experience the fjord.<\/p>\n

The Lysefjord ferry operates as a combined passenger and car ferry as well as a local transport route, connecting several settlements and landing points along the fjord. Travelling by ferry allows you to experience the dramatic fjord landscape from the water and provides access to trailheads, small villages, and attractions that are otherwise difficult or impossible to reach by road.<\/p>\n

The ferry runs between Lauvvik and Lysebotn, with scheduled stops along the way, including Revs\u00e5 kai, Bratteli, Bakken, Songesand, Fl\u00f8rli, H\u00e5heller, and Lysebotn.<\/p>\n

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Tickets for the Lysefjord ferry should normally be booked in advance online, especially during the summer season. Availability can be limited, and some departures may sell out.\u00a0<\/p>\n

More information and booking<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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A fjord cruise<\/strong> is primarily a sightseeing experience. It follows a round trip and returns to the starting point, with no opportunities to disembark along the way.<\/p>\n

The Lysefjord ferry<\/strong>, on the other hand, functions as public transport. It allows passengers to travel between multiple locations along the fjord, making it possible to combine ferry travel with hiking, cycling, overnight stays, or onward transport within the Lysefjord area.<\/p>\n

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Lysefjorden can be reached from Stavanger by:<\/p>\n