Norweigian route. Stavenger - Bergen

Stavanger — Kvitsoy.

We will arrive at the cultural capital of Europe - Stavanger. In this city the economy, culture and magnificent landscapes have made up the most delicious Norwegian cocktail. Numerous museums, pretty architecture and many natural attractions.

Kvitsoy — Røvær.

Today we will go to a small but very hospitable island. The official population of Rovers is only 100 people. There are several smaller islets adjacent to the island, which can only be reached by boat. It is hard to believe that sailors once considered this harbor the best in Norway. During the season, the herring poured from the fishing nets in a dense silver stream. Now, herring fishers have given way to salmon farms, and the island is perfect for a relaxed holiday.

Røvær — Espevær.

We will sail north from Haugesund to the cute town of Espivaer. It is known to the world as a UFO landing site. Local residents claim that they do not know anything about the origin of the circle, which greatly intrigues visitors. A very picturesque path leads to the UFO ring. On the way, we will discover all the natural beauty of this island. We'll have a picnic to enjoy fresh mussels and crabs in the Norwegian landscape.

Espevær — Rosendal.

Today we will visit another small town located in a very picturesque fjord. Rosendal greets us with bright colors - the name of the city literally translates as "valley of roses". We will go to see the famous rose garden in the Rosendal estate - the only surviving barony in Norway. Ludwig Rosencrantz and Karen Mowatt received the estate as a wedding present in 1658. Later, a garden was planted around the estate in the best traditions of the Renaissance, and a magnificent rose garden became its pearl. Even among the harsh Norwegian landscapes, there is room for romance!

A hike to Troll Tunga.

Rosendal is very cozy, very hilly and very green, as if painted with flowers and small cozy houses. But today we will climb Trolltunga, which means “the tongue of the troll”. This is perhaps the most famous natural attraction in Norway and we simply cannot miss it! Locals claim that the horizontally protruding cliff is the tongue of one of the trolls who inhabited these wild lands many centuries ago. The trail to it, even in the summer months, is covered with ice and snow. The path will be difficult, so be patient and wear good shoes. But the result is definitely worth the effort! Silence and tranquility stretch for many kilometers around, enveloping the pristine nature.

Rosendal — Bekkjarvik.

Bekkjärvik is a very white city. White daisies, white dogs, white yachts and white houses are mirrored in the surface of clear water, enhancing the color at least twice. The city has a large shopping center, a cozy white church, an art gallery, a restaurant and even a shipyard, so after the small Norwegian towns it seems just huge. Which, however, is quite far from the truth. Here you can go out literally for a minute - to a cafe or a monument to a Norwegian woman, and as a result, you can walk through the forest all evening, wander slowly through the city streets, chat with friendly locals, climb the unyielding mountains and watch the sunset.

Bekkjarvik - Bergen.

Bergen has always been a rich city: from the days of fishing and shipping to the era of offshore oil and gas production. The city is often called the gateway to the land of the Norwegian fjords. It is here that the path to the main natural resources of the country begins and ends. The second unofficial name of Bergen is "the capital of umbrellas", and umbrellas have become a popular souvenir and symbol of the city. Colorful houses grow straight out of the water and freeze, climbing the ledges of the cliffs. The rich culture and history of the city is felt in this cozy, almost homely atmosphere. Magnificent views of the Norwegian nature can be seen from Ulriken Mountain

Bergen.

Bergen is a great place for active vacation. Here, there is the famous Trollhaugen manor ("Troll Hill"), where the masterpieces of Edward Grieg were born. There is a large open-air fish market on the waterfront. Next to the market there is the Bryygen wooden district, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The medieval fortress Bergenhus is one of the oldest forts in Norway. And this is just a small part of the most interesting places in this amazing city! With the onset of darkness, the sea surface and the endless sky merge into one, Bergen blazes with neon lights, opening the doors to the modern Norwegian fairy tale.