Villages and places
Randaberg
Did you know that 80% of Norway's parsley production takes place in Randaberg? Norway's smallest mainland municipality (in acreage) is also known as "the green village", with long traditions in agriculture.
In Randaberg, land, sky and sea meet at the northern tip of Jæren. The municipality has long been best known as an agricultural municipality. In summer, there are plenty of local vegetables, eggs, flowers and more to be found at the local Farmer's market, and the Royal family's first fresh potatoes of the year are often delivered from Randaberg. In the centre, you can find several speciality shops and a coffee shop.
The cave Vistehola (Svarthola) is one of the most important tourist attractions in the municipality. Traces of settlement from 6,000 years BC have been found here. Vistegutten, Norway's best-preserved Stone Age skeleton, was found here. It is exhibited at the Archaeological Museum in Stavanger.
Holiday ideas for Randaberg and surroundings
Go exploring!
Culture
Tungenes lighthouse
Randaberg
Tungenes lighthouse today functions as a museum and a cultural venue with exhibits, a gallery and a cafe.
Outdoor activities and nature
Randabergfjellet
Randaberg
A perfect destination with great views of both the North Sea and Ryfylke - not far from the city and easily accessible!
Sightseeing
Vistehola (Svarthola)
Randaberg
Vistehola, also called Svarthola is one of Norway's oldest Stone Age settlements. Here, among other things, one of the best-preserved skeletons from the Stone Age, the so-called Vistegutten, was found.
How to get here
How do you travel to Stavanger and the surrounding region? It doesn't matter how you get here, as long as you get here. We are not that far away, whether you’re travelling by plane, bus, ferry, car or train.
Getting to and around the Stavanger regionService with a smile
Accommodation
Ventilene Viste Strandhotell
Randaberg
Do you need premises for meetings / conferences, parties, weddings, events or accommodation? Ventilene Viste Strandhotell offers all this in fantastic surroundings. The hotel is one of three unique beach hotels in Norway - a stone's throw from the sea, and only a ten minute drive from Stavanger city centre.
