4 Days: Hike Preikestolen & Kayak in Lysefjord (Cabin)

Yes – you can store luggage in the cabin.

The maximum size is 8 people.

Yes. Many of our guests are solo travellers.

We use the “Boreal Design Esperanto” double kayaks. The kayaks are stable and fast, perfect for anyone on a kayak holiday in Norway.

Yes.

Winter season (Nov – Mar)

Winter in Norway can be extremely cold, with temperatures in some northern parts reaching as cold as -40 degrees Celsius. In Stavanger, temperatures can go as low as -20 degrees Celsius.

Shoulder (Apr– May & Oct)

Temperatures in Stavanger can vary at this time of year. Lows of minus 5 degrees Celsius and highs of 15 degrees Celsius. There can be some chances of rain, with May turning very green.

High Season (Jun – Sep)

June to Sept can be comparable to British summer, with daytime temperatures ranging from 8 – 25 degrees Celsius. There can be some rain.

The weather in the mountains (and the fjords) can be quite unpredictable and weather situations can change very quickly. Therefore, it is necessary to be always prepared for such a change. Please refer to our recommended packing list for a kayak holiday in Norway.

Start: You can be picked up at 6 pm from Stavanger Airport on the first date of your trip. 

If you can’t make the pick-up, it’s a 40-minute taxi ride to the start location, which can be relatively expensive in Norway.

End: You’ll be dropped back at the airport for 4 pm on the last day. 

The hike to pulpit rock is at moderate difficulty. The hike is 400 meters in altitude over a distance of 4km to the top, giving the hike a total of 8 km. 

The hike is suitable for anyone in normal good physical shape and with some prior hiking experience. 

You can stay in the cabin if you would rather relax for the day, but kayaking will not be possible without the guide.

Day 1 – Arrival day (No kayaking or hiking today).

Day 2 – Distance: 16km, Time: 6 hours, Activity: Kayaking.

Day 3 – Distance: 8km, Time: 4-6 hours, Activity: Hiking.

Day 4 – Distance: 16km, Time: 6 hours, Activity: Kayaking

Water

Whilst doing adventurous activities, it is important to carry enough water and stay hydrated. We strongly recommend drinking between two and three litres of water each day. You can drink the tab-water in the cabin and along the daily activities, your guide will give you advice on where to get water each day. This is often likely to be from a fresh stream, so please bring purification tablets if you feel it necessary.

Food

You will have the chance to taste a great variety of local specialities. The breakfast includes porridge, eggs, bacon, bread, coffee, tea, yoghurt and berries. For lunch you will be given sandwiches and fruit. For dinner, you will enjoy local food, cooked on an open fire.

If you have any food restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, gluten intolerance etc) please make us aware of this when completing your registration form. We can cater for most people.

For this kayak holiday in Norway, the minimum age is 18, or 16 if accompanied by a parent/guardian.

The cabin has a shared entrance with an old hard workshop / sawmill.  The apartments are not luxurious but cozy. The outdoor area is large, free and private.

The cabin has six bedrooms, of which one room has two single beds – the others have double beds. 

We own the entire area which includes 40 meters of quay, several older and newer buildings, 30 acres of land with different animals, fruit trees, vegetables etc. The electricity is produced from our own hydroelectric power plant!

The cabin features:

• Gorgeous view
• WiFi
• Laundry facilities
• Beach access / waterfront
• Well-equipped kitchen

Yes. There’s a washing machine and tumble dryer in the cabin.

Yes. You must be able to swim to attend kayak holiday in Norway. You will be asked to complete and sign a waiver stating this when you attend the trip.