Explore preikestolen from the fjord
Daily sightseeing tours from Stavanger harbor
Daily Departures in the Summer
Suitable for Ages
5 to 100
All Equipment Provided
Chart your own course on a private tour
If your heart yearns for a horizon, we’ll bring it to you. Whether you’re exploring as tourists, celebrating with friends, or teambuilding with the office, we offer private tour experiences tailored to suit every occasion and interest.
We guarantee
First-class Captains
All our captains are seasoned seafarers who treasure every adventurer invited onboard.
Top-of-the-line Boats
We only employ first-class RIB boats that offer comfort and great views from every seat.
Zero-stress Booking
We offer 24-hour free cancellation and full protections for cruise tourists.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions about our tours, safety measures, and booking process.
Yes, we would certainly say so. Sightseeing in a RIB Boat is a real adventure that’s not just about what you’ll see, but also the fun you’ll have along the way. You'll enjoy the exhilarating freedom of the open water, with the wind in your hair, feeling like a true seafarer. As you enter the fjord, you'll get incredibly close to nature in ways that you simply can’t on larger boats, tracing the cliff contours, edging close enough to waterfalls to soak in their mist, discovering photo opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.
Yes, we will provide you with all the necessary equipment to partake in our adventure, ensuring you a safe and enjoyable experience. This includes flotation suit overalls, which we offer in a wide range of sizes from child-sized to quadruple XL, ensuring you a snug fit no matter your shape or size. You’ll naturally also be supplied with an inflatable life-jacket, and we also offer goggles and gloves for extra covering, which is essential on colder days.
While you can just show up to your appointment and be good to go, there’s some things you should consider packing to make your adventure as awesome as it can be. Definitely bring along a camera, ideally secured to your person with a strap or something similar. If it’s a sunny day, consider protecting yourself with sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat (though these can blow off in the wind, so make sure they’re well secured). If it’s a colder day, it’s smart to wear an extra layer of clothing, along with a beanie and neck gaiter.