eTours

Experience Stavanger and Ryfylke on your own, at your pace and make your own adventure!

Make your stay in Stavanger unforgettable with our new and fun, green electric cars. We have cars available in both Stavanger and Rennesøy to ensure the best starting point for your trip. With Stavanger as your point of departure, the national monument Swords in rock (Sverd i fjell) is an essential stop. This was where Harold Fairhair gathered all of Norway under one crown in year 872. In addition, the ferry to Tau leaves from Fiskepiren in Stavanger city centre, if you would like a day trip to visit the spectacular Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock). The Ryfylke islands Finnøy, Talje and Rennesøy are all connected by tunnels, making travelling between them easy. Apart from the main island, Finnøy includes as many as 16 smaller isles, all of them connected by either brigde, tunnel or ferries. Three of Rogaland’s ten medieval churches are found on these islands, with Talgje church from 1140, Hestby church from 1200 and Sørbø church from 1130. The famous Utstein Monastery at Rennesøy, is Norway’s best-preserved monastery. In addition, Fjøløy fort, Fjøløy lighthouse and Bru cultural trail are worth a visit. Rennesøy consists of eight islands, referred to as “the green isles” due to their botanical diversity. Rennesøy is the Norwegian municipality with the highest number of registered cultural heritage sights, including old ruins, tombs, rock art, stone crosses and Viking boat-houses. Should you wish to start the tour from Rennesøy, you will be picked up and returned to Stavanger by boat. This trip amongst the "green islands" is an experience in its own right.