Explorethe Edge of Norway

Local food

Hebnes vingard is idyllically located by the fjord at Hebnes, Ryfylke. Here you can visit the farm, take a guided tour and taste Norwegian wine.

Architecture and heritage

The Røynevarden farmstead is situated high on the moors with a fine view of Suldalsvatnet in Ryfylke.

Architecture and heritage

The Nesasjøhuset (wharfhouse) at Sand in Ryfylke houses exhibitions, a museumshop, a café and the internactive childerns exhibition "Kvitebjørnen.

Architecture and heritage

Jelsa in Suldal is the best-preserved fjordside village in Ryfylke. There has been a church here since the 13th century and commercial activity since the 17th century.

Architecture and heritage

An old mill owned by Ryfylke Museum. Kvednahola is situated by the shop at Vasshus in Ryfylke. An exiting stop for travellers.

Architecture and heritage

Kolbeinstveit is an old farmstead in Suldal in Ryfylke, with farm animals and friendly hosts.

Local food

At Fuglestein Fruktgard in Suldal, Ryfylke, they produce apple cider, apple juice and apple jelly.

Mountain hikes and walks

Sand safari in Sand in Ryfylke is an exciting activity trail that is well suited for the whole family.

Mountain hikes and walks

Stranddalshytta mountain lodge is the pearl of the SVR Ryfylkeheiane nature reserve. It lies beautifully on the shores of a high mountain lake. In the summer months, it is fully serviced and a good bed and warm meal await you.

Skiing

Suldal in Ryfylke comes to life in a new guise during the winter. Here you'll find 70 km of marked ski trails of varying length and difficulty.

Water sport and kayaking

Enjoy a River Expedition down Suldalslågen in beautiful nature while you paddle at a comfortable speed from Mo Laksegard to the Sandsfossen fall at Sand in Ryfylke.

Water parks and swimming pools

Suldal Bad at Sand in Ryfylke contains several pools, sauna, climbing wall and water slide, and is an activity paradise for the whole family.