WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE STAVANGER

Our private Stavanger tours are perfect for wheelchair and scooter users, and slow walkers. We can adapt all tours according to your interests and needs. Please contact us for more information.

In Stavanger, you have the option to choose between three accessible tours. The first is a guided historical tour where you will hear and learn about the fascinating Viking heritage. Your guide will explain how Stavanger developed as an oil city. The second tour is a five-hour tour including a fjord cruise to Lysefjord and the famous Pulpit Rock. Before boarding the cruise, you will explore Stavanger with our local guide. The last tour is a walking/rolling city tour that includes highlights of the city of Stavanger.

TOURS IN STAVANGER

Wheelchair Accessible Stavanger Tour – From Vikings to Modern Times – Approx. 4 hours

During this tour, you will learn about Stavanger’s fascinating Viking history. Your tour starts with a visit to the Museum of Archaeology to see the Viking Voyagers exhibition. Next, you will see the Swords in the Rock monument. Last, you will hear about the city’s development as an oil capital when exploring Stavanger’s modern history in the Norwegian Petroleum Museum.

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Wheelchair Accessible Sightseeing Tour Stavanger – Approx. 3 hours

On this walking/rolling tour your local guide will show you some of the main attractions in the city. You will visit Stavanger’s Cathedral and stroll around the old center. Other highlights are the Stavanger Maritime Museum and the Norwegian Canning Museum.

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Tours in Stavanger

All our tours in Stavanger are with a local licensed guide. Depending on the itinerary, we arrange private adapted vehicle for pick up and drop off, to for transportation between the sights. Your guide is from the region and knows all the hidden gems in and around Stavanger. You will experience the best local attractions and enjoy a very special day.

About Stavanger

You find Stavanger in the South-West of Norway. The city has a rich historical heritage that dates back to the Viking Times. In the seventies, the town became the center of the oil industry in Norway and has only grown since. But do not expect an industrial vibe. Stavanger’s old center has some of the most beautiful, traditional wooden houses. Not to mention, outside the city, you will find impressive fjords.