Explore the sights and attractions (map) of Ryfylke!

Ryfylke is a sheltered fjord region, located north of Stavanger and east of Haugesund.
From Sandnes just follow the Ryfylke Road (Rv 13), and from Stavanger you can take the ferry to Tau. Driving from Haugesund, highway E134 will take you to Ryfylke. From Bergen you can choose the Fjord Road through Hardanger, switching to the Ryfylke Road in Røldal. If you are travelling from Oslo, highway E134 takes you across the Haukeli mountains, and through the village of Røldal to Sauda or Suldal.
In the summer, those on car holiday driving to Ryfylke from eastern Norway may take the west-bound road across Suleskar to Lysebotn. See Map above.
 
The Ryfylke Road (Rv 13 and Fv 520) is the main thoroughfare in our region. This scenic road are National Tourist Route Ryfylke from 2011 and takes you high and low, from sea level to altitudes of 900 m. This road is an experience in itself, leading to many sights and attractions. It starts in Sandnes, crossing several fjords as it moves northwards: the Høgsfjord, Jøsenfjord and Sandsfjord. Near the sea, you can gaze out at a tempting myriad of islands, where many visitors find their holiday paradise. Take a short detour from the Ryfylkevegen Road to the Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) and dizzying views of the Lysefjord. There is nothing like it!

The Ryfylke region is vast and varied, and includes:
Northern Ryfylke: Sauda and Suldal
Central Ryfylke: Hjelmeland, Strand and the islands of Ryfylke
Southern Ryfylke: The Lysefjord, Strand and Forsand