10-Day Lysefjord & Stavanger Yacht Charter: Southern Norway's Coastal Gems
Discover the majestic beauty of Southern Norway on a Lysefjord and Stavanger yacht charter, venturing into the dramatic landscapes of the Rogaland region. This journey combines the awe-inspiring fjords with the vibrant culture of coastal cities. A Norway yacht charter here offers the chance to witness iconic natural wonders, explore charming fishing villages, and indulge in gourmet Norwegian cuisine. From the towering cliffs of Preikestolen to the historic streets of Stavanger, every day brings a new perspective on this captivating part of the world.
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Plan this charter
- First planned stop
- Stavanger
- Final planned stop
- Stavanger
Shore plans to discuss with your crew
- Day 1Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger)
- Day 1Norwegian Petroleum Museum
- Day 1Stavanger Cathedral
- Day 1Street art in Fargegaten (Colour Street)
- Day 2View of Preikestolen from the water
- Day 2Fantahålå (Vagabond's Cave)
Confirm joining and departure ports, yacht availability and the daily passage plan before paying a deposit. The captain decides anchorages and any route changes for weather, sea conditions and local restrictions. Shore venues, marine-park permissions and activity bookings require separate confirmation.
Map connections are schematic, not a navigable passage plan. Distances, safe approaches and passage times must be checked by the captain.
Ask for an itemised quotation covering the charter fee, taxes, APA or package expenses, berth charges and any delivery or redelivery costs.
- DAY 01
Stavanger
Begin your journey in Stavanger, a city known for its charming old town (Gamle Stavanger) and its role as Norway's oil capital. Settle into your yacht and explore the city's unique blend of history and modernity.
- Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger)
- Norwegian Petroleum Museum
- Stavanger Cathedral
- Street art in Fargegaten (Colour Street)
- Anchorage
- Stavanger Vågen guest harbour
- Dining
- Sabi Omakase
- DAY 02
Lysefjord (Pulpit Rock)
Sail deep into the breathtaking Lysefjord, passing under the iconic Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). Experience the sheer scale of the fjord walls from the unique vantage point of your yacht.
- View of Preikestolen from the water
- Fantahålå (Vagabond's Cave)
- Hengjanefossen waterfall
- Cruising through dramatic fjord scenery
- Anchorage
- Anchorage near Lysebotn (seasonal)
- Dining
- Onboard chef or packed lunch
- DAY 03
Flørli
Stop at Flørli, a charming and isolated hamlet in Lysefjord, famous for its 4,444 steps – the longest wooden staircase in the world. Explore the old power station and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
- Flørli 4444 stairs (lower sections)
- Flørli power station museum
- Hiking trails around the village
- Café at the old power station
- Anchorage
- Flørli quay
- Dining
- Flørli 4444 Café
- DAY 04
Jørpeland
Cruise to Jørpeland, a small town nestled by the fjord, offering a quieter base. It's a gateway to outdoor activities and provides a local flavour away from the main tourist hubs.
- Jørpelandsholmen park and beach
- Local shops and bakeries
- Short walks along the waterfront
- Fishing opportunities
- Anchorage
- Jørpeland guest harbour
- Dining
- Vertshuset Ryfylke
- DAY 05
Tau & Strand
Sail to Tau, a small village that acts as a ferry hub and offers access to the scenic Strand municipality. Explore the surrounding rural landscapes and enjoy the peaceful coastal environment.
- Tau Mølle (historic mill)
- Scenic drives/walks in Strand municipality
- Local art installations
- Enjoying local produce
- Anchorage
- Tau guest harbour
- Dining
- Local pizzeria
- DAY 06
Utstein Monastery (Mosterøy)
Head north to Mosterøy and visit Utstein Monastery, Norway's only preserved medieval monastery. This historic site offers a glimpse into early Norwegian history and stunning island views.
- Tour of Utstein Monastery
- Beautiful gardens and island scenery
- Local farm shops on Mosterøy
- Birdwatching
- Anchorage
- Utstein harbour
- Dining
- Onboard chef
- DAY 07
Kvitsøy
Explore the island municipality of Kvitsøy, an archipelago of small islands and skerries. Known for its picturesque lighthouse and tranquil atmosphere, it's perfect for a relaxing day.
- Kvitsøy Lighthouse
- Coastal walks and cycling
- Exploring the small islands
- Fresh seafood from local fishermen
- Anchorage
- Kvitsøy guest harbour
- Dining
- Fisketorget Kvitsøy
- DAY 08
Skudeneshavn (Karmøy)
Sail to Skudeneshavn on Karmøy, a beautifully preserved 19th-century sailing ship town. Wander through its narrow streets lined with white wooden houses, earning it the nickname 'The White City'.
- Old Skudeneshavn (Gamle Skudeneshavn)
- Mælandsgården Museum
- Coastal path to the lighthouse
- Local art and craft shops
- Anchorage
- Skudeneshavn guest harbour
- Dining
- Sjøhuset Skudeneshavn
- DAY 09
Kopervik (Karmøy)
Continue along Karmøy to Kopervik, the largest town on the island. It offers a bustling harbour, shops, and a more contemporary feel while still retaining its coastal charm.
- Kopervik Marina
- Shopping in the town centre
- Karmøy Culture House
- Relaxing by the waterfront
- Anchorage
- Kopervik guest harbour
- Dining
- Brygga 11 Kopervik
- DAY 10
Stavanger
Return to Stavanger, concluding your Southern Norway yacht charter. Enjoy a final stroll through the city or visit a museum you missed, reflecting on the diverse landscapes and experiences.
- Last-minute souvenir shopping
- Visit to a gallery or museum
- Enjoying a coffee in Gamle Stavanger
- Departure preparations
- Anchorage
- Stavanger Vågen guest harbour
- Dining
- Fisketorget
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