Easter on the Edge of Norway

Learn more about quirky, Norwegian Easter traditions. Is Easter in Norway and in the Stavanger region for you? Spend it in the snowy mountains of Sirdal, Bjerkreim or Gjesdal or near the beaches of Jæren on the edge of Norway. If a city Easter is more to your liking, choose between Stavanger, Sandnes, Bryne or Egersund. Combine with fjord adventures in the Lysefjord, and island activities outside of Stavanger, or find a different Easter experience in lunar landscapes.

Easter in the snow|© Skibussen.no Sirdal

Easter traditions in Norway

Many Norwegians love going to their mountain cabins during Easter, where they make the most of the last period of winter and snow before spring really sets in.

Stay in a cabin or holiday home at Easter

Sleep in a historic cottage in Sirdal

Sleep in the same cabin as kings, noblemen and politicians from all over the world have done before you.

Tee-Pee Cabin in Sirdal

Stay in tee-pee cabins by the river at Sirdal Huskyfarm. Imagine falling asleep to the soothing sound of rushing mountain water!

Trekronå at Ogna

Have you ever dreamt of sleeping in a treetop cabin as a child? This is now possible in these treetop cabins at Jæren near Stavanger.

See more cabins and holiday homes in the Stavanger region

Art and museums

Norwegian Petroleum Museum

Norwegian Petroleum Museum: Uncover Norway's offshore industry evolution. Engaging exhibits highlight its pivotal role, in offering immersive experiences.

Stavanger kunstmuseum

Stavanger Museum of Fine Arts offers a collection of distinguished Norwegian art ranging from nineteenth century to contemporary art.

Vitenfabrikken

Discover this popular science museum in Sandnes. There are four levels of exhibitions and activities. Topics are natural science, mathematics, energy and astronomy, regional industrial history and Sandnes' city history.

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See and do

Fjord cruise to the Lysefjord and Preikestolen from Stavanger

Rødne Fjord Cruise offers a must-try fjord cruise to breathtaking Lysefjord from Stavanger. Highlights include Preikestolen and Hengjanefossen waterfall.

Street Art Nuart Stavanger

Nuart street art festival has left treasures all over the Stavanger region in the last few years. Stavanger is Norway's street art capital. Find art made by international street art artists in cities and the countryside.

Hike to Preikestolen in the Lysefjorden

Preikestolen (the Pulpit Rock) rises 604 metres above the Lysefjord in Ryfylke, and is one of Norway's biggest attractions. The view at the top is stunning.

Find all activities, guided tours, fjord cruises and sightseeing here

Family fun time in the snow in the Stavanger region

Dreaming of nice winter days and winter activities in the snow with your family?

Luxury travel in the Stavanger region

Are you a big spender? Or perhaps you've saved up for this journey for years? And now it's finally time to spend it. We can help you to some pampering, and tell you how to give yourself and your fellow travellers a real treat. This journey has the potential to be the the journey of a lifetime!

Eat better in the culinary region Stavanger

Did you know that Stavanger is one of the few cities in Norway with several MICHELIN Stars restaurants? Stavanger is fortunate enough to have talented chefs and food experts in abundance. More than a few national and international food enthusiasts point to Stavanger as the culinary region number one in Norway.

Transport

Ski bus to Sirdal from Stavanger, Sandnes or Ålgård

The ski bus (Skibussen) is an easy and comfortable way to get to the snow from Stavanger, Sandnes or Ålgård.

Ski boat to Sauda from Stavanger

Rødne Fjord Cruise's ski boat offers easy transport from Stavanger to Sauda, the top southwestern ski resort. Comfortable and efficient travel.

Hertz car rental Stavanger

Explore the Stavanger region with freedom and comfort. Car hire from Hertz gives you the key to discover the region's gems. Explore nature, culture and history.

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“Fun Easter fact: Did you know that Norwegians eat around 16 million oranges and 19 million clementines in total during Easter every year?”

Source: Bama

How do you travel sustainably in the Stavanger region?

Come as you are, stay as long as you wish and leave behind everything except environmental footprints. Half of those who visit the Stavanger region come here because of the nature. We fully understand this!

From outlet to outlet in the Stavanger region

Bargain hunters watch out - this is a car trip for you! Best you have as little luggage as possible with you, so that there is enough space in your car for new quality goods! A nice car tour for friends or couples.