After a long day filled with activities, what could be better than to relax in a hot tub?

Imagine standing on a rock by the fjord, watching the summer evening glow and seeing mackerel teeming just beneath your feet.

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.

The Nesasjøhuset is an old boat house that now houses the main exhibitions of the Ryfylke Museum. They also have their own museum shop.

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

A relaxed walk through easy terrain. Rating: Easy (green)

Suldal Bath is a natural meeting point for the family with pools, sauna, a silde, a jumping dower, a climbing wall and their very own outdoor Jacuzzi.

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