The boat ride was definitely not worth 400 Kr after seeing the lysefjord from hiking up to preikestolen; however, if you can't make the hike up, then do the boat cruise!

I ve taken the boat trip a few times from Stavanger sentrum which has taken us deep in to the Lysefjord.it is an excellent chance to see some beautiful Norwegian landscape and the tour gives a lot of interesting information regarding the surrounding area.It passes by Pulpit rock and the highlight is drining the fresh water collected straight from the... More

We took the boat tour from Stavanger harbor on a last-minute whim and are so glad we did. It is lovely to be out on the water, and there is much to see along the 2.5 hour route, including (of course) Preikestolen, waterfalls, the Vagabond Cave, the "troll heart," mussel farms, small villages, etc. Seeing Preikestolen from below gives a... More

Taking some hours on Rødnes boat to Lysefjorden is something you will not regret. This is Norwegian nature at it's most beatiful.

Really nice , the boat trips really make an effort.

Great if you want to sea a real fjord. Scenic and interesting.

definitely take the opportunity to go on a boat trip to view this spectacular fjord. I would definitely do it again.

I have never experienced such raw and spectacular beauty and am in total awe every time I take the trip to Lysebotn. If you get the chance view it from the cliff tops aswell , maybe Pulpit rock , or Kjaerag ...youll get dizzy .

took a boat out to lysefyord to pulpit rock and the waterfall. it was absolutely beautiful and very inexpensive. the mountains were awe inspiring and pulpit rock magnificent against a cold blue sky. The boat takes you right under the freezing waterfall where you can hold out your glass and collect and drink icy fresh clear mountain water. fantastic. Do... More