1195NOK / per person
Join us on a day-trip to Flørli, which boasts the world’s longest wooden staircase! Travel at high-speed (35 knots) on a RIB from the quay in Stavanger, through the amazing Lysefjord, and on to the former power plant village of Flørli. Challenge yourself to hike up the long climb of 4 444 steps to the top of the mountainside and take in the spectacular fjord views.
Flørli, which has been inhabited on and off since at least the seventeenth century, is beautifully located amidst 1000-meter-high mountains along the southern shore of the Lysefjord. In 1916, construction began on a hydro-electric power plant, which, from 1918 until 1950, supplied electricity to the city of Stavanger. At its peak (1917), 142 people were employed at the plant; quite an impressive number considering that only 13 permanent residences were ever built near the site.
This is a demanding 3-hour, 3.2 km (round-trip) climb/hike with a total ascent of just over 750 meters.
We are located in the bottom of the harbour of Stavanger – next to the fishmarket. The adress is Strandkaien 37, 4005 Stavanger. This is where we will embark the boats and start our adventures!
Stavanger is a small city – you can easily walk from one end to another! As long as you are in downtown Stavanger, you can just go for a short walk to find us. Our docking spot is in the bottom of the harbour. There is a big sign next to it, so we are easy to spot.
