Today we continue our way to Lista, where we'll visit the Lista lighthouse and grab a bike to explore some more. We'll bike along the beautiful coastline, which is scattered with lighthouses.  If we feel like it, we can get off the bike anywhere we wish and do one of the beautiful little hikes here as well, with views over the sea.

Still feel like being more active upon our return? It's possible here to conquer the waves on a surf board! (optional activity)

Tonight we'll sleep at the same campsite, right on the beach, again. 

Getting further west, nature is slowly becoming more rough. We'll make our way to Egersund, where we get to climb the famous 'Trollpikken'. A rock formation that has been formed thousands of years ago, when Norway was still completely covered by ice. It's located in one of the three UNESCO Geo parks of Norway.

We'll continue our way to Egersund where we'll have some time to discover this lovely little town. We can visit the chocolate factory, the harbor or just stroll around.

Tonight dinner is not included, allowing us to enjoy one of the nice restaurants in Egersund. We'll sleep just 2km out of town, so we have all the time to enjoy the evening here.

Yiihaa, today we'll be on the water again. We'll go sailing with adventurers Kjeril and Catherina, owners of 'The Wild South West'. As Norwegians from this area, they know all the right spots to sail to. Whether we just want to sit back & relax or join as a crew and handle the sails and ropes, it's all possible! 

We'll continue our way up north, where the mountains and fjords greet us.  

We'll settle in the beautiful village Forsand, situated right on an impressive fjord-lake. The Lysefjord is a 40-kilometre-long fjord and is flanked by steep mountains, some more than 1,000 meters high! 

Today it's up to you if you want to relax, go for a hike or take an (electric) bike (optional) and discover the amazing fjord that's right at our feet.  To get an idea of the area and the bike trip we could decide to do, check out this video.

Check out a video of the area here

Time to stretch the legs and go for a proper hike today!  The hike we'll do today is not well-known but recommended to us by the locals - no crowds we'll have to cue up with! But nevertheless beautiful views over the impressive Lysefjord. It's a 3-4 hour hike (return), but of course it's up to us if we'll sit there for hours to enjoy the impressive views over the fjord and its surroundings.
 

Today it's for you to decide whether you want to relax after yesterday's hike or if you feel the opposite and just got into it! 

It's possible to go on the 8-hour hike to Kjeragbolten, on the other side of the fjord. You'll climb up to the highest point around the beautiful Lysefjord and gives you views over the entire fjord. For the daredevils it's even possible to stand on the spectacular rock formation. (optional activity) 

We'll take a one-hour stunning ferry ride through the fjord early in the morning to be ahead of the people who usually come from Stavanger to do this hike. Perfect, we'll have it all to ourselves! 

If you don't feel like doing another big hike today, there are many other possibilities in the area. We could walk to a beautiful lake, or just stroll along the little village of Forsand with a cute little harbor. It's also possible to just join on the ferry through the fjord, and not join on the hike itself. 

We'll have an easy morning. At breakfast we can go over all the things we've done together on this trip one more time, before taking you to the drop-off location in Stavanger (12.00).

Please note: we highly recommend you don't book your flight home within 4 hours after our estimated arrival time, just in case we have any delays on the way. We are traveling in an oldtimer bus after all - delays can be part of the adventure.