Explorethe Edge of Norway

Architecture and heritage

Erling Skjalgsson monument is sited near the Ruinkirken. The monument was erected in memory of Erling Skjalgsson (975-1028), Solas most famous 'son'.

Beaches

Are you ready for beach vibes and the best ice cream? Ølbergkiosken is open again, and will be opened every day during the summer season.

Beaches

Sjøbadet Myklebust is a public outdoor swimming area located along the coast of Tananger, specifically in the Jåsund peninsula in the north of Tananger. The public sea pool was officially opened in August 2015 and has already become a popular area for water fun.

Beaches

Hellestøstranden beach is a universally accessible recreational area. The sand dunes here are of great national value.

Beaches

Ølberstranden is a great little sandy beach where it is nice to swim and sunbathe in the summer and great to hike the rest of the year. Some claim that you can get the very best soft ice cream in the Stavanger area here.

Beaches

Rægestranden beach is a nice little beach next to Sola beach.

Beaches

Vigdelstranden beach is ideal for families with small children as it's a shallow beach. Photographers also like to visit the area, as it is varied in terms of landscape; a nice blend of flat and rocky terrain.

Mountain hikes and walks

Start your walk at Risnes, heading south along the sea toward the old ship's cottage (Loshytta). Continue to Monsenhuset (the house of Monsen) and the Hummeren Hotel.

Spa and sauna

The seaside hotel at Solastranden beach not only offers traditional accommodation but also luxurious and relaxing spa treatments for those who want to indulge in a little extra relaxation.

Architecture and heritage

Whether you are into history or Outlander, you may find these stone circles interesting. If they make time travelling possible is another matter though. But what where they used for these stone circles?

Cycling

A varied bike tour from Madla past Lake Hålandsvatnet to the Tungenes lighthouse.

Mountain hikes and walks

Monsenhuset was one of Tananger's first houses. The house is from 1732, it was extended in both 1800 and 1850, and has an exciting history.