Experience world-class architecture on a scenic trip along the Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke!

If you are brave enought to beat the chilly Norwegian air, you can find many great swimming places in Suldal.

Blåsjø, the largest hydropower reservoir in Norway, is well worth a visit. The reservoir covers 82 square kilometres and is contained by no less than eleven dams!

‍ The scenic road through the valley of Bratlandsdalen has fascinated many travellers. In the past, the valley was one of the highlights of the Sand–Suldal–Røldal–Odda tourist route.

If you visit Sandsfossen and the Salmon Studio, do consider visiting Fossheim and enjoy a quiet moment on a bench in its gardens.

A key attraction at the Kolbeinstveit farm complex is Guggedalsloftet, the oldest non-ecclesiastic wooden building in Rogaland county.

Gullingen is an attractive recreation area during both summer and winter rich in nature and culture.

The farmstead Hålandstunet is situated just above Erfjord village. It has always been one of the major farms of the area.

Walking across the Høsebrua bridge, you see and hear the roaring river of Suldalslågen right beneath your feet! In the winter the bridge is illuminated, creating a magical mood.

Experience the old neighbourhoods and wooden houses, which have attracted many travellers to one of Norway’s most idyllic villages.

The old facilities at Kvednahola are good examples of the pre-industrial use of water power.

Litunet, situated high above the Hylsfjord, is an old farmstead well worth a visit!

This venerable old wooden bridge across Suldalslågen is worth a stop. During the salmon fishing season, it’s the perfect place from which to watch the many hopeful anglers up and down the river.

Experience traditional farming culture and see exciting architecture on a tour of Nesflaten.

The drive along the Norwegian Scenic Route Ryfylke is a trip full of contrasts.

On the north side of the Sandsfjord Bridge there is a new spectacular rest area, inspired by Lars Hertervig’s dramatic paintings of Ryfylke.

Røynevarden croft is situated on a hillside overlooking Suldalsvatnet lake, just off the National Scenic Route Ryfylke.

On an unrushed visit to Sandsfossen on a late summer day, you will definitely want to witness salmon jumping up the waterfall!

Suldalslågen is one of the best salmon rivers in Norway.

If you drive Rv13 along Suldalsvatnet, there is a great photo-op at the western end of the lake. It’s a motif that has been portrayed on many postcards through the years.

Suldalsvatnet is 30 km long, stretching from Roalkvam to Suldalsosen. The lake has always been a key thoroughfare in inner Suldal.

Take a break from your travels and enjoy a stroll through Sand! The fjordside village has a good selection of friendly shops and cafés

The Hylsfjord, a fjord arm of the Sandsfjord, is one of the innermost fjords of the Boknafjord system.

The pristine Lovrafjord has steep mountainsides and virtually no settlements.

The building on the quay has a large glas facade, wich ensures views to the sea and mountains.