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Discover the stunning Preikestolen with this guided tour from Stavanger, including pickup, expert guides, and breathtaking views of Lysefjord.
Exploring Preikestolen (or Pulpit Rock) is often called a must-do for anyone visiting Norway, and for good reason. This guided tour from Stavanger promises an opportunity to hike up to one of the most iconic sights in Norway, complete with a knowledgeable guide, smooth transportation, and all the essentials for an unforgettable experience. With a rating of 5 out of 5 from 18 reviews, this tour seems to deliver on its promises—breathtaking views, well-organized logistics, and friendly guides who enhance the adventure.
What really stands out about this experience is the blend of hiking, sightseeing, and cultural insight. You’re not just walking to a viewpoint; you’re gaining a better understanding of Norwegian life and customs along the way. However, it’s worth noting that the walk involves a 3.8 km hike, which is generally manageable but needs some comfortable shoes and a bit of stamina. This tour suits those who love outdoor activities, appreciate guided insights, and want a hassle-free way to see Preikestolen without worrying about logistics.


This tour is designed to be a full-day experience lasting around 6.5 hours, making it a rewarding yet manageable outing for most travelers. Starting with hotel, ship, or airport pickup, the journey begins comfortably, freeing you from the hassle of navigation or planning. The transportation is via a coach or bus, with an estimated 50-minute drive from Stavanger to the trailhead. This is a good time to relax and soak in Norwegian countryside scenery.
Once at the trailhead, the 4.5-hour self-guided hike to Preikestolen begins. The trail was improved by Nepalese Sherpas in 2013, which means it’s generally safer and more accessible, although the path still offers some challenges typical of mountain hikes. Expect to breathe in fresh countryside air and enjoy the sensation of walking through pristine nature.
The highlight for many is reaching the top of the cliff, where you’ll be greeted with jaw-dropping views over Lysefjord. The nearly flat top of Preikestolen, measuring about 25 by 25 meters, provides ample space for photos and simply taking in the scenery. As several reviews highlight, the views are truly unforgettable, with the fjord’s crystal-clear waters and surrounding mountains creating a dramatic backdrop.
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The ascent is described as manageable, with many guests noting the well-maintained trail and the motivating presence of guides. One reviewer called their guide “friendly, motivating, and full of interesting facts about Norway and Preikestolen,” which greatly enriched the experience. Expect to breathe in cool mountain air and perhaps encounter other hikers, but the group size is generally small enough to feel intimate and personalized.
The downhill stretch is a bit easier, offering an opportunity to admire the Norwegian countryside at a more relaxed pace. After the hike, you’ll board the coach for the 50-minute return trip to Stavanger, feeling satisfied and perhaps a little tired but eager to share the experience.

Reviews consistently praise the knowledgeable guides, with one reviewer calling Pawel “the perfect guide,” and another mentioning Adrian’s “above and beyond” efforts. Guides provide not only safety and logistical support but also fun facts and cultural insights that deepen your understanding of Norway.
It’s worth noting that guides can also arrange thoughtful surprises—like offering lockers to store your belongings or sharing interesting tidbits about local traditions. Such touches add a personal feel to an already well-organized tour.

At $165 per person, this tour offers a very good balance of convenience, expertise, and scenic payoff. The inclusion of pickup/drop-off, a guide, and the entry ticket means you don’t need to worry about extra costs or logistical planning. The small group size ensures individual attention and a more personal experience, which is especially valuable on a trail as popular as Preikestolen.
Compared to the price of doing it independently (which involves transportation, park entry, and guide costs), this tour offers value for money—particularly if you prefer guided insights and a stress-free day. Plus, the flexible cancellation policy adds peace of mind.

This guided experience is ideal for travelers who want a hassle-free way to see Preikestolen without the stress of planning logistics or navigating alone. The presence of expert guides makes it perfect for those interested in learning about Norway’s culture, geography, and natural beauty as they hike. It’s also well-suited for couples, small groups, or solo travelers who appreciate a personalized and informative adventure.
However, it requires some physical activity—so if you’re not comfortable with walking or hiking, you might want to consider gentler options or shorter excursions. That said, the manageable trail and supportive guides make it accessible for most active travelers.

This Stavanger-based Preikestolen tour with guide and pickup combines stunning scenery, a well-organized itinerary, and friendly, knowledgeable guides to create a memorable day. You’ll love the views of Lysefjord, the peaceful Norwegian landscape, and the personal touches added by excellent guides like Pawel and Adrian—who go above and beyond to share their local insights.
The tour offers fantastic value, especially for those who want a seamless experience with minimal fuss. It’s perfect for outdoor lovers, curious travelers, and anyone eager to tick one of Norway’s most famous natural landmarks off their bucket list without the hassle of self-guided hikes.
If you’re looking for a safe, scenic, and enriching way to explore Preikestolen, this tour is a solid choice that balances comfort, adventure, and cultural insight.
“Pawel was the perfect guide today! Very friendly, motivating, gave a lot of infos, easy going and trustworthy – like I said before- perfect 10 out …”

What is included in the tour price?
The price covers hotel pickup and drop-off, a guide, and the entry ticket to Preikestolen.
How long is the hike to Preikestolen?
The hike is approximately 4.5 hours of self-guided walking, with about 3.8 km along a trail improved for safety and accessibility.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, transportation is included, with a coach or bus taking you from Stavanger to the trailhead and back.
What should I bring on the hike?
Bring comfortable shoes, food, drinks, and comfortable clothing suitable for changing weather conditions.
Are guides available in multiple languages?
Yes, guides speak English, Polish, and Norwegian.
Is this tour suitable for children or less-fit travelers?
The trail is manageable for most active travelers with proper shoes, but very young children or those with mobility issues might find it challenging.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, offering peace of mind to plan your trip flexibly.
This guided Preikestolen tour from Stavanger offers not just a visit to a stunning natural marvel but an experience filled with expert insights, scenic views, and the comfort of organized logistics. Whether you’re after breathtaking photographs or a deeper understanding of Norway’s majestic landscape, this tour makes it easy to tick Preikestolen off your list confidently.