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Bicycle trips 

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The Barony Rosendal, Kvinnherad 

Cycling in Sunnhordland 

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E39 Trondheim 

Bergen 

Samnanger 

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Hatvik 

Venjaneset 

Fusa 

Nedstrand 

Norheimsund 

Tørvikbygd 

Jondal 

Kvanndal 

Odda 

Hufthamar 

Halhjem 

Varaldsøy Sundal 

48 

AUSTE VOLL 

Gjermundshavn 

546 Våge 

Årsnes 

Husavik 

Bekkjarvik 

T Y S NES 

Løfallstrand Folgefonna 

Sandvikvåg 49 

Rosendal 

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Jektavik Hodnanes 

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Nordhuglo 

Rubbestadneset 

Sunde 

S TO R D 

Ranavik 

Svortland 

Utåker 

Leirvik Halsnøy Matre 

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B ØMLO Skjershlm. 

Mosterhamn 

Fjellberg Sydnes Skånevik 48 

541 

Utbjoa 

E134 

Sauda 

Førde 

Etne 

Langevåg Buavåg 

Ølen 

S V E I O 

E39 

Sandeid 

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Ropeid 

47 

Sand 13 

Aksdal 

Haugesund 

Marvik 

Karmøy 

Nesvik 

Sjernarøyane Ombo 

Bokn 

Hjelmeland 

Skudeneshavn 

Arsvågen Finnøy 

Bergen 

Fister 

ÅrdalNORGE 

Mortavika 

Rennesøy 

SUNNHORDLAND 

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Oslo 

Tau 

FjordNorge 

Sandefjord Strømstad 

Larvik 

Mekjarvik 

Jørpeland 

Stavanger 

SVERIGE 

Stavanger 

Kristiansand 

Kristiansand 

Oanes 

Hirtshals 

Frederikshavn 

Forsand 

Kiel 

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København 

Sandnes 

Frafjord 

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Hardangerfjorden 

Jelsa 

Lysefjorden 

Hardanger 

Utne 

Kinsarvik 

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K A R T : ELLEN JEPSON 

Cascading waterfalls, flocks of sheep along the 

roadside and the smell of the sea. Experiences are 

closer and more intense from the seat of a bike. Enjoy 

local home-made food and drink en route, as cycling 

certainly uses up a lot of energy! Imagine returning 

from a holiday in better shape than when you left. It’s 

a great feeling! 

Sunnhordland is a region of contrast and variety. You 

can experience islands and skerries one day and fjords 

and mountains the next. Several cycling routes have 

been developed in Sunnhordland. Some of the cycling 

routes have been broken down into appropriate daily 

stages, with pleasant breaks on an express boat or 

ferry and lots of great experiences along the way. 

In Austevoll, Bømlo, Etne, Fitjar, Kvinnherad, Stord, 

Sveio and Tysnes, you can choose between long or 

short day trips. These trips start and end in the same 

place, so you don’t have to bring your luggage. The day 

trips vary from 4 to 65 km. Spend a whole day on a 

trip or take a trip as a training exercise. 

Publisher: 

Samarbeidsrådet for Sunnhordland IKS. The cycling guide is financed 

through commercial development measures/ compensation funds 

for increased national insurance funds managed by Hordaland County 

Council. We reserve the right to make changes and do not take 

responsibility for any errors in this guide. 

Foto: Gro Jensen Gjerde, Gro Røhne Andersen, Kjartan Pettersen, 

Terje Rakke, Karen L Våge, Rosendal Turisthotell, Atle Helland, Norske 

Bygdeopplevelser, Kristina Bergesen, Ellen Tveit, Kjell Pettersen, 

Kristian Birkeland, Ragna Flotve, Jan Morten W. Nesse, Ove Gjerde, 

Svein Andersland, Vestfoto ved Tove V. Bråthen, Øyvind Stavenjord, 

Erik Kvalheim, Ida Wollum, Ragna Flotve, Reidun Rykkje, Dagfinn Bjørge 

and Samarbeidsrådet for Sunnhordland. Edited 2013.

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View towards Rosendal, Kvinnherad 

Tips 

Tips 

• As a general rule, it may be a good idea to plan 

travelling around 10 km per hour including short 

breaks. 

• Never plan cycling stages that are so long that you 

don’t have time for unforeseen experiences en 

route. 

• Well-inflated tyres don’t puncture as easily. 

• Remember not to leave a trail behind you – show 

due consideration with respect to campfires, grazing 

animals and keeping dogs on a lead. 

• Bring an extra inner tube, repair kit, pump and 

spanner. 

• Pack saddlebags rather than a rucksack. A low 

centre of gravity is important. 

• Eat little and often, and drink water frequently. 

Ensure you have easy access to high-energy food 

(nuts, fruit). 

• Be prepared for fluctuating temperatures. It is better 

to wear several thin layers than one thick layer. 

Remember that cycling is at your own risk; have fun and wear a helmet! 

Map: Sunnhordland has GPS tracking units for many of its cycling routes. These can be downloaded from 

www.visitsunnhordland.no. You can also print detailed maps and route descriptions. 

Our trip recommendations give you an opportunity to take detours. Have a rest on a small wharf, a beach 

or at a viewpoint. You can find more information about attractions, activities, accommodation etc. in the 

Sunnhordland guide. The Sunnhordland guide is available at tourist information offices in Hordaland, or you can order 

a copy by sending an email to: info@visitsunnhordland.no. 

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Practical information 

Accommodation: 

Cyclist-friendly accommodation is 

specially adapted for cyclists. This 

includes, among other things, safe 

bike parking, the opportunity to dry 

clothes and bike tools/wheel repair 

kits on site. The accommodation 

enterprises have a special emblem on the outer door. It is 

often a good idea to book in advance. 

Bike hire in Sunnhordland: 

• Intersport Bekkjarvik, tel.: (+47) 56 18 08 56 

• Intersport Bremnes/Svortland, tel.: (+47) 53 42 12 80 

• Langevåg Bygdatun, tel.: (+47) 53 42 18 75/99 42 81 82 

• Rosendal Sport, tel.: (+47) 53 48 11 05 

• Fugl Fønix Hotell Etne, tel.: (+47) 53 77 14 40 

• Varehuset Larsen, Fitjar, tel.: (+47) 53 45 75 00 

• Joker Bakkasund, tel.: (+47) 56 18 32 05 

• Sveio Golfpark, tel.: (+47) 53 74 20 25 

• G sport Stord, tel.: (+47) 53 40 30 14

4 Trip suggestions - Austevoll 

Bekkjarvik 

Bekkjarvik – Stolmen (22,7 km) 

Austevoll municipality has become an ideal area for 

cycling now that the largest islands are connected 

by fantastic bridges. Cycling enthusiasts now have an 

opportunity to see a lot of Austevoll from the seat of 

their bike. 

Kvalvåg 

Stolmen 

Lundøya 

Selbjørn 

Bekkjarvik 

Starting in Bekkjarvik, you can cycle south to Stolmen via Salthella. The roads are 

great for cycling, and there is little traffic. Take time to enjoy the views as you cycle 

across Stolmen bridge. On Stolmen, you can park your bike at the shop at Årland 

and go for a walk on the newly-marked North Sea Trail. 

Våge 

Bildetekst 

Bekkjarvik 

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Difficulty level: Medium 

Length: 22,7 km 

Surface: Tarmac 

Max. altitude: 107 m

At Storekalsøy 

Trip suggestions - Austevoll 

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Bekkjarvik – Bakkasund (65 km) ‘Smile to the west’ 

For those who would like to cycle a longer trip, a good 

alternative is to cycle from Bekkjarvik to Bakkasund. 

Bakkasund 

There are 26 km of excellent cycling paths from Bekkjarvik to Bakkasund. If you are 

going to cycle there and back, the east side of Austevoll is recommended on the return 

trip. Cycling via Vinnes and Haukanes is like going back in time. You will see lovely 

green plains with impressive stone dykes, and the wild sheep will inquisitively watch 

you as you whiz past. In Storebø, you can have a bite to eat at Kulturbakeriet bakery. 

From Storebø, you then cycle across Austevollsbrua bridge to Austevollshella. Take the 

time to enjoy the views to the west from up on Austevollsbrua bridge. Here, you can 

enjoy great open views of the sea from the seat of your bike. There are also two lovely 

picnic areas on the series of bridges for those who have brought a packed lunch. Cycle 

across Hundvåkøy on another great series of bridges to Storekalsøy and Bakkasund. 

The shop at Bahus on Bakkasund is worth a visit. The marina is a busy and lively place 

during summer. 

Kalve 

Hundvåkøy 

Storebø 

Huftarøy 

On Bakkasund, you can cycle out to Kalve and walk the marked North Sea Trail out to 

Skansen. There are wide open views of Sotra, Marsteinen lighthouse and the ocean 

from Skansen. The sea has worn the rock at Skansen into special formations, and the 

sea shows its power and commands respect on windy days. 

You can cycle the whole ‘smile to the west’ circuit. From Bekkjarvik to Stolmen, return 

via Bekkjarvik and on to Bakkasund via the east side of Austevoll. If you plot in the 

route on the map, you will see that a ‘smile to the west’ appears. Pack your bike and 

get out and smile back to Austevoll from the seat of your bike. 

Stolmen 

Selbjørn 

Bekkjarvik 

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Length: 65 km 


Max. altitude: 87 m

6 Trip suggestions - Bømlo 

Røyksundskanalen 

Around Siggjo (27,3 km) 

Ersland 

Rubbestadneset 

Foldrøyhamn 

Siggjarvåg 

When you come from Trekantsambandet (the Triangle 

Connection) and have cycled across Bømlabrua bridge, 

you come to Gassasundet sound. There is a car park 

here at the junction to Moster, which is the starting 

point for the Around Siggjo route. 

This is also where the round trip ends – at this junction on the Rv 541 road. But 

first, you cycle on a good 4-km walking and cycling path towards Siggjo. Follow 

this path on the outside of the Stokkajuvstunnelen tunnel. From the old road, you 

can look down on the old ferry quay in Siggjarvåg, which is now closed. The cycling 

path then comes to an end for a while. 

Sakseid 

Siggjo 

Håvik 

After 6.5 km, you come to the crossroads at Ekornsætre. Turn left here towards 

Langevåg. When you have cycled a little while on the Erslandsvegen road, you 

can see Mount Siggjo rise to your left. Cycle a further 3.3 km to Tormodsætre. At 

this crossroads, continue to follow the road to Langevåg on the left. The road then 

narrows somewhat and twists and turns a bit. Follow Erslandsvatnet lake a while 

until you come to a small picnic area on the right-hand side of the road. From here, 

there are idyllic views across Sakseidvågen bay. After another 2.5 km, turn left 

towards Håvik at the Sakseid T-junction. Pass the old vicarage at Finnås on your 

right, before you come to the lovely beach in Åreiddalen. 

It is 5.5 km from Åreiddalen to Håvik, and a further 2 km from Håvik to Røyksundkanalen 

canal. You cycle straight through Indre Håvik to get there. When you get to 

the crossroads at Røyksund, turn left again unless you want to take a short detour 

to Moster. It is 1 km from the crossroads to Gassasundet sound, which brings you to 

the end of the round trip. 

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Max. altitude: 130 m

Trip suggestions - Bømlo 

Brandasund 

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Svortland – Brandasund (32,9 km) 

The trip to Brandasund starts in Svortland. 

In Hollundskjosen (the roundabout), turn left towards Brandasund. After 1.5 km, you 

come to Urangsvåg and its sheltered marina. The county road north to Brandasund is 

a varied, fun cycle and is narrow and hilly in parts. The road crosses several islands 

that are connected by bridges, and there are great views of the islands and skerries. 

You can take detours to some nice places en route to Brandasund, such as Katla and 

Skinnhueneset. ‘Nillo på Skjèret’ once lived on the island of Torgjo (Torget). Today, 

her descendants run the traditional village shop there. Now, it is only a further 1.5 

km to Brandasund, and you are surrounded by the ocean on almost all sides. When 

you arrive in picturesque Brandasund, you will see white-painted houses huddled 

together, with lots of passing boat traffic. You can grab a bite to eat here. There is also 

a small sales outlet for felted woollen products and a wood carver who can make just 

about anything. 

A walk to Brandasundsåta is also recommended while you are out at the ocean’s 

edge. It takes about 20 minutes to get to the top, where you get a real sense of being 

on top of the world. 

Follow the same road back to Svortland. The route has a total length of 32.9 km and 

an altitude difference of 58 metres. 

Brandasund 

Skinnhueneset 

Goddo 

Katla 

Rolfsnes 

Urangsvåg 

Svortland 

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Max. altitude: 59 m

8 Trip suggestions - Bømlo 

On the way to Hiskjo 

Øklandsvåg 

Meling 

Svortland 

Svortland – Hiskjo (23,5 km) 

Svortland is the starting point for the cycling trip to Hiskjo. 

Follow the road north past the council offices. At the roundabout, turn left towards 

Meling. At Økland, follow the signs to Hiskjo, to the left at the crossroads. Turn 

left at Melingskrysset crossroads, south towards Hiskjo. You then cycle seven 

kilometres through open landscape on all sides. 

There are lovely beaches on the east side of the road and a lovely, old quay 

when you arrive in Hiskjo after 12 km. There is a marked road from the quay to 

Hiskholmen, called the ‘island of the Saga Kings’. There used to be a good harbour 

here both for small boats and their crew. When the weather was rough, this 

harbour always offered shelter out here at the ocean’s edge. 

The route has a total length of 23.5 km, and it is pretty flat and easy to cycle with 

an altitude difference of 44 metres. 

Hiskjo 

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Max. altitude: 40 m 

Hiskjo

Trip suggestions - Etne 

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Lauvvik, Skånevikstranda 

Cycling the fjords between the beautiful villages (27 km) (Skånevik - Etne) 

The trip starts in Skånevik, also known as ’the gem 

of Sunnhordland’, among other things because of its 

building style that is reminiscent of Southern Norway. 

Why not visit during the blues festival in July You can 

find more information about what you can see and do 

in Skånevik at www.visitsunnhordland.no. 

Utåker 

Halsnøy 

Skånevik 

Taraldsøya 

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Åkra 

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The trip to Etne heads west past Fjordhotellet and the idyllic bathing islet Peparen. 

After 700 metres, you pass a sports ground, and 500 metres later you come to 

Leknes, where the old Post Road to Etne crosses the road. 

Etne 

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The next 4 to 5 km is through pleasant villages in a small-scale cultural landscape, 

before the island of Taraldsøy appears on your right. There are beautiful views of 

Halsnøy island and the distinctive mountain Sydnessåto towards the end of the 

fjord. At Ebne, you see four gravestones in a field by the sea, which are part of the 

biggest ancient burial ground in Skånevikstranda. At Sandvik, you can take a detour 

down to a large beach. 

The Ølensfjord and Etnefjord meet off Børkjenesklubben, which is where you 

turn east towards Etne. After a few turns in the road, you come to Svindal and 

Holmaseid. Nordstranda ascends steeply from the road, and is particularly steep at 

Dysjanes. Neset is a very popular fishing spot. 

You are now approaching Etne, and you can see Tongane industrial site from 

Fjøsnaneset. At the old Enge school, you turn right across Etneelva river. A fish trap 

has been set up here, which will catch escaped farmed salmon for a three-year 

period from 2013. You pass the SKAKKE centre on your way to the centre of Etne, 

which is the village’s cultural venue. Check out its cinema programme. There are 

many food and accommodation options in Etne, where you can relax after the trip. 

There is a Tourist Information office at Fugl Fønix Hotel. 

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The statue of King 

Magnus Erlingsson

10 Trip suggestions - Fitjar 

Kalveid, Fitjar 

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Vestbøstad 

Storavatnet 

Rimbareid 

Vik 

Øvrebygda 

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Length: 16 km 



Around Storavatnet lake (16 km) 

A nice trip around the largest lake in Fitjar. 

This is a lovely trip around Storavatnet, the biggest lake in Fitjar. The trip starts in the 

centre of Fitjar, where you will find ‘Cyclist Welcome’ accommodation and bike hire, 

among other things. Follow the RV 545 road past Fitjar church and cycle southwards. 

After roughly two km, you come to a forestry plantation. If you like, you can leave 

your bike here and follow the walking path to Rimbareid on your left. There is a sign 

with a map at the start of the walk. Walking maps can also be purchased at Tourist 

Information. 

When you have cycled a further one km on the RV 545 road, you arrive at the shore 

of Storavatnet lake. This is also where the ‘old road’ from Fitjar ends, which is an 

alternative to the main road if you would like to take a quieter route up to Vik. The 

road starts to the right of Fitjar church (skyssbrekka). 

Continue cycling on the walking/cycling path towards Tveita. After a further two km, 

you turn left at a gravel car park, where a popular walking path starts. The path then 

forks in two: One path goes south to Sørlivatnet lake and Klysgard, while the other 

goes north to Botnavatnet lake and Kidno. 

Follow the road on past Årbøelva river to the crossroads by the local Joker supermarket. 

You will find a table and benches there, and it is a good place to have a rest 

midway in the trip. Then turn right off the RV 545 road towards Koløyholmen. Cycle 

one km on a narrow country road and then turn right towards Fitjar at the crossroads 

at Øvrebygda Bedehus. After four km, you can turn right at a small car park, which 

brings you to Breiavikjo, a public bathing spot on the shore of Storavatnet lake. The 

bottom of the lake slopes gradually, and there are tables and benches and a toilet. 

From there, you cycle one km until you reach a crossroads where you turn left onto 

the Vestbøstadvegen road. The road to the right takes you onto ‘the old road’ and 

down to Fitjar/Vik. Follow the Vestbøstadvegen road along the sea until you arrive 

back in the centre of Fitjar. 

Storavatnet lake, Fitjar

Trip suggestions - Fitjar 

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Kråko Sjøhytteområde (13,5 km) 

This is a varied cycling trip on a quiet road through Kråko 

– a beautiful area of shoreside cabins. 

Fitjar 

Vestbøstad 

Rimbareid 

The trip starts in the centre of Fitjar, where you can hire bikes and find ‘Cyclist 

Welcome’ services, among other things. Follow the walking/cycling path along the 

seaward side of Vestbøstadvegen road. After almost three km, you turn right down 

towards Fitjar Sjø & Camping, Fitjar Laks and Kråko Sjøhytteområde. After a short 

distance, you again turn right towards Kråko Sjøhytteområde. Continue past Fitjar 

Sjø & Camping and then take the first left. You then come to a lovely area of cabins 

situated in beautiful scenery, and you keep cycling until you end up by the sea. If 

you would like to do a slightly longer trip, you can turn right after about 6.5 km up to 

Vesthaugane Hyttegrend. You will find tables and benches on this short round trip. 

Turn left again when you return to the road and follow it the same way back to the 

centre of Fitjar. 

Kråko 

Storavatnet 

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Kråko Sjøhytteområde, Fitjar 






Around Vestbøstad (5 km) 

An easy, short cycling trip with walking/cycling paths 

on parts of the route. 

The trip starts in the centre of Fitjar and follows Vestbøstadvegen road along the 

sea. After 2.4 km, you come to a crossroads, where you turn left onto a narrow 

country road. You cycle along this road for 1.3 km until you come to another country 

road where you turn left and continue past Rimbareid primary and lower secondary 

school and on down Sjøssbrekka hill back to the centre of Fitjar. ‘Cyclist Welcome’ 

accommodation and bike hire available in the centre of Fitjar. 

Vestbøstad, Fitjar 

Fitjar 

Vestbøstad 

Rimbareid 

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Difficulty level: Easy 

Length: 5 km 


Max. altitude: 66 m

12 Trip suggestions - Fitjar 

A view over the Fitjar islands 

Svartavatnet lake (12,3 km) 

A varied route with a steep ascent. On this trip, it’s up 

to you whether you walk or cycle up the mountain. 

Fitjar 

Rimbareid 

Storavatnet 

Svartavatnet 

The route starts in the centre of Fitjar, where you will find ‘Cyclist Welcome’ 

accommodation and bike hire, among other things. Follow the RV 545 road south 

past Fitjar church before you turn left onto a narrow country road after one km. 

You follow this road up to a car park with a barrier. 

This is where the gravel path up to Svartavatnet lake starts. There is a steep ascent 

initially, but the path gradually flattens out. 

After cycling 1.7 km from the car park, you come to the first lake , Olskjødno. The 

next lake is situated 0.8 km further ahead and is called Kidnavatnet. Midtvatnet 

lake then comes into sight and after almost one km, you arrive at Svartavatnet 

lake, which is one of Fitjar’s sources of drinking water. Tables and benches have 

been set up along the gravel path. 

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Surface: Tarmac and gravel path 


The road to Svartavatnet lake

Trip suggestions - Kvinnherad 

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The view from the 

main road towards Uskedalen. 

Cycling route – Uskedalen (18,1 km) 

Cycling around Uskedalen is a trip through a changing 

landscape. From the flat, gentle landscape down by 

the fjord, the valley changes as you get higher up to 

lush agricultural communities and on to more dramatic 

landscape with the sheer mountainsides of Ulvanosa 

towering over the valley. 

Uskedalen 

Haugland 

There are two roads at the bottom of Uskedalen valley, one on each side. 

They meet at Haugland and continue as one road all the way up to Friheim and 

Fjellandsbø vatnet lake. 

Start at the car park in the centre of Uskedalen and cycle up to Kjærlandssida and 

on to Haugland where the roads meet. The road then continues past Haugland old 

school, which is now a museum. Guided tours by appointment; contact the cultural 

office of Kvinnherad municipality (tel.: +47 53 48 31 00). 

The valley narrows and the road passes Friheim, which is the uppermost farm 

in Uskedalen. This is the home of Friheim Gardsmat. This company makes meat 

products and has a sales outlet on the farm. 

Friheim 

Fjellandsbøvatnet 

200m 

If you cycle past Friheim, you come to Fjellandsbøvatnet lake, which is a lovely 

area. Please note that cattle may be grazing in the area! 

Return to the centre by the same route via Haugland and then follow the left side 

of the valley back down to the main road. 

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Fjellandsbøvatnet lake with 

the Ulvanosa mountain in the background.

14 Trip suggestions - Kvinnherad 

Bondhusvatnet lake with 

the Bondhusbrea glacier in the background. 

Cycling route – Bondhusdalen (7,1 km) 

Sundal 

Bondhusdalen 

Cycling into the Bondhusdalen valley is a trip in 

Folgefonna National Park. 

The trip starts at the car park in Bondhusdalen. This valley has attracted 

visitors for more than 100 years. There are good gravel roads from Sundal on 

the Maurangerfjord up to Bondhusvatnet lake, where you can enjoy views of 

Bondhusbrea glacier and the lake. 

Animals may be grazing along the road, so remember to shut gates! 

Further up the valley, the trail turns off towards the cabins Fonnabu and 

Folgefonna. This trail was formerly known as ‘Keisarstien’ (Emperor’s path). 

See a separate description of this walk to Fonnabu. 

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There are tables and benches by Bondhusvatnet lake, where you can stop for a 

bite to eat. A path continues along the lake to the furthermost end, which is called 

Vetledalen valley. From there, you look up to a glacier arm, which has receded 

considerably in recent years. 

The rich history of the Bondhusdalen valley and the tourists that flocked to the 

Folgefonna glacier in the late 1800s has been documented in several books. 

Today, Folgefonni Breførarlag guides tourists across Folgefonna from Fonnabu to 

Holmaskjer on the side of the glacier nearest Odda. You can walk up to Fonnabu 

without a glacier guide. 

Cycling trip to the Bondhusvatnet lake

Trip suggestions - Kvinnherad 

Husnes by Opsangervatnet lake. 

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Cycling route – Husnes-Kaldestad-Sunde-Husnes (15 km) 

This cycling trip is on pleasant, quiet roads around 

Husnes. 

Start at Husnes Båthavn, which has been voted Norway’s best marina several 

times. On the road up from the sea, you pass Kvinnherad golf club and Undarheim 

golf course, which is a nine-hole course. To your left, you will also see the 

aluminium factory at Husnes, SørNorge Aluminium. 

Turn right at the first crossroads and continue on to Husnes church. Turn right again 

at the church and cycle on to the next crossroads. Turn right there as well. Turn left 

towards Sunde at the next crossroads (not towards Bogsnes). 

At the next crossroads, cycle straight ahead on the Kaldestadvegen road, not 

towards the centre of Husnes. There is then a slight ascent where the road twists 

and turns up to Kaldestad. There is a lovely view of the fjord from up at Kaldestad. 

This is the starting point for the walking path to Kaldestadåsen. Having passed 

Grønstøl, the road descends again down into a little valley where you turn off to 

the right on the Vågsvegen road. Follow this road past Christmas tree plantations 

and pleasant small farm clusters. 

At the sign for Bjelland, you can take a detour and walk to Bjellandsneset. Continue 

on the Vågsvegen road to Sunde, where you first pass Sunde marina and then cross 

the bridge into the old centre of Sunde. Turn off to the right after the bridge and 

continue past the old canning factory, which is now used as a salmon harvesting 

plant. A little further on, you will see Sunde quay on the other side of the bay. 

Express boats call here on their way to both Bergen and Stavanger. 

Continue up the bay and don’t turn left towards Husnes, but cycle across the bridge 

and turn left towards Rosendal when you come to the next crossroads. The road 

then continues up to Reset and the Fv 48 Vikefjellsvegen road, which you follow a 

while until the Post Road crosses the Fv 48 road. Lovely view of Opsangervatnet 

lake with Husnes on the far side of the lake. 

Turn off the Fv road at the Post Road sign, and follow the gravel road down towards 

Opsangervatnet lake. The Post Road takes you to the road in the centre of Husnes. 

Turn left towards the light sculpture ‘Samspel’ and continue to the roundabout by 

the Statoil service station at Husnes. Then turn right towards the golf course/church 

and return to Husnes Båthavn. 

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Sunde 

Kaldestad 

Husnes Båthavn 

Husnes 

Opsangervatnet 

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16 Trip suggestions - Stord 

Sagvåg guest marina 

Litlabø – Sagvågrunden (18 km) 

A varied round trip that takes you inland and 

along the coast. 

Sagvåg 

Nysæter 

Litlabø 

Heiane 

Leirvik 

The trip starts at the marina in Leirvik. Turn right at the roundabout and continue 

past Galleri Giga. Follow cycling route no 1 past Esso and out of the town centre. 

The route takes you up a gentle ascent past Knutsaåsen Aldersheim (old people’s 

home) to the end of the road where the road then splits in two – follow the one 

that passes through an underpass. You will now be cycling on a gravel road. After 

the last house on this road, there is a gradual descent down a carriage road. Follow 

cycling route no 1 and you will return to Gruvevegen road. Pass the old school at 

Stuva and continue through Litlabø. There are many lovely farms and fantastic 

cultural landscape along the road. 

After roughly 6.5 km, you come to an exit road on the right that takes you to the 

Mining Museum at Litlabø. Iron pyrite was extracted here from 1865 to 1968. The 

museum has lovely grounds with a walking trail. 

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The sculpture 

”Storddøra” 

(The Stord 

Door), Leirvik. 

From the Mining Museum, you can continue cycling on a walking path along 

Storavatnet lake. After roughly three km, you come to a crossroads in Sagvåg, 

which brings you to the west side of Stord. Follow cycling sign no 1 towards 

Haugesund (to the left) on Sagvågsvegen road towards the centre of Sagvåg, 

where there is a grocery shop and service station. Sagvåg quay is situated about 

100 metres from Sagvågsvegen road to the right of the grocery shop. This is a nice 

area with benches, tables and an information board. 

Follow the road from the centre of Sagvåg towards Leirvik, and cycle on a footpath 

past the sign to Kunsthuset at Almås (detour 0.9 km on the left) and then past 

another road to Sætravik bathing spot (detour 1.2 km on the right). After around 

3.5 km, the road meets the E 39 road. Stick to the left and follow the signs to 

Leirvik over the footbridge (that crosses the E 39 road) and on behind Heiane 

Storsenter (shopping centre). Follow the blue signs towards Leirvik past Langeland 

school. The road meets Verftsvegen and you can take a detour down to Kværner 

Stord, Sunnhordland’s largest industrial employer. You can alternatively follow the 

footpath towards the centre of Leirvik, along Andedammen pond and down to 

Kulturhuset and the marina.

Starting point for Landåsen 

Trip suggestions - Stord 

17 

Landåsen turområde (walking area) (4,5 km) 

Easy, short cycling trip suitable for families 

with small children. 

Start at Kulturhuset in the centre of Leirvik, and follow the narrow road on the lefthand 

side behind Kulturhuset up a steep hill. Continue cycling under the footbridge, 

past Andedammen pond and on along the main road until you come to a pedestrian 

crossing by a bus stop. Cross the pedestrian crossing and turn left. You then come to 

the entrance to Landåsen walking area, 0.8 km from Kulturhuset. You can then cycle a 

further 1.5 km until you come to the end of Landåsvatnet lake, where there are tables, 

benches and you can swim. 

Landåsen walking area is often used by the locals. Another popular stop in Landåsen 

is the “fairy-tale forest” where you can see exhibitions of Norwegian folktales. 

Landåsen 

Vabakken 

Leirvik 

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The “fairy-tale forest”, Landåsen

18 

Trip suggestions - Stord 

Hystadmarkjo 

Leirvik – Hystadmarkjo – Fjellgardane – Ådlandsvatnet lake (20 km) 

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Fjellgardane 

Ådlandsvatnet 

Stord Hospital 

Rommetveit 

Hystadmarkjo 



Length: 20 km 



A lovely trip through beautiful scenery and charming 

cultural landscape. 

Starts at Kulturhuset in the centre of Leirvik. Cycle through the town centre and 

continue up Borggata Street. If you would like to visit Sunnhordland Museum, you 

can turn left up Skrivarvegen road and take the first right. At the top of the hill, you 

come to Sunnhordlandstunet – a farm cluster of eleven old buildings where there is 

a historical exhibition, a café that is open at weekends and lots more. 

From Borggata you continue on your right along Skrivarvegen road, past the church 

and up Hystadvegen road. After 2.3 km, you can turn right onto Valevegen road (a 

30-km zone). This is a narrower road with very little traffic and a nice view of the 

sea. Alternatively, you can cycle on up Hystadvegen road. 

After cycling three km on Valevegen road, you come to the premises of the 

business Apply. From here, you continue up to the left along Storhaugvegen road. 

After a further 0.7 km, you come to a pedestrian crossing where you turn right 

into an area of gravel, where the road through Hystadmarkjo – the biggest alder 

forest in Northern Europe – starts. There are benches and a toilet here. You must 

push your bike along the roughly two-km long trail but it’s worth it. At the end 

of Hystadmarkjo, you come to a large marina. Cycle along the marina and follow 

Sjoarvegen road back up to Hystadvegen road, where you turn right. After a 

total 7.3 km, you can take a detour to your left to Stord Golfpark. There is a good 

gravel road around the golf course. When you have cycled 7.7 km, you come to a 

sign for Rommetveit. Turn right past Samhaldet and cycle up a narrow, local road 

(Krokane) where you cycle through a small area of idyllic cultural landscape. After 

cycling 0.8 km, you come down onto Klingenbergvegen road. If you turn right, you 

come to Breidvik, a small beach with a wharf, tables and benches. Cycle back up 

Klingenbergvegen road, past HSH and onto Rommetveitvegen road. 

After cycling roughly 11 km, you come to the E39 road. You cross this road and 

cycle up Fjellgardsvegen road. After 4.8 km, you come to Saneset. Just before the 

E39 road, you turn right down to a small area of gravel where you then follow a 

narrow gravel path along Ådlandsvatnet lake. After almost one km, you arrive at 

the beach by Ådlandsvatnet lake, which is a lovely spot for swimming, and where 

there are also tables and benches. When you have cycled 0.5 km, you come to 

an intersection under Ådlandsbrua bridge where you keep cycling straight ahead 

towards Krækjen Oppdrettsanlegg (fish farm) and up the hill to the left. You then 

come out onto Ådlandsvegen road, which you follow down again to Stord Church. 

Then follow Hystadvegen road to the right back to the centre of Leirvik. 

Fjellgardane, Stord

Rødspollen, Sveio 

Trip suggestions - Sveio 

19 

Round trip Ålfjord (32,5 km) 

The route starts on the bike path along the main road 

and continues through peaceful forests and farmland 

with many gems along Ålfjorden. If you’d like, you can 

make a detour into the village in Førde, or go for a swim 

in Selsåsvika. 

Førde 

Selsåsvika 

Where the road from the Golf-park meets the road to the village, turn left and ride 

on the pedestrian-/cycle-track northwards alongside the Route 47. You have to cross 

to the right-hand side at Bjelland, and ride in the underpass at the intersection, 

continuing now alongside the highway E39. Pass Haukås service-station. After Rød, at 

Drange, the cycle-path stops, you have to ride on the road 1 km, and there can be a 

lot of traffic. On the left turn into the old gravel road. (From here there’s a walkingtrack 

to a stone-age settlement site, Geitalemmen.) At Hanaleite the cycle-track 

begins again. At Førde there is a café and a shop down the hill on the left. 

Sveio 

Kvalvåg 

Erve 

You cross E39 and take the road to the right to Erve, with signposts. At Joavatnet 

there’s a walking-track on the right to Børshovda, 189 metres high and a fortress 

about 500 A.D. At Selsåsvika there is a recreation area where you can swim in the 

fjord, and there’s a public toilet. The road winds through forest and past peaceful 

farms, Framnes, Oa and Erve. At Våga there is a quay and a shop which is open in 

the summer. 

From Våga you go up the hill, a sharp turn to the right, Continue past Mekjeland, in 

the underpass under E39, and to Krossgått. Here you turn right, past Lid school, and on 

up to the main road Route 47. Cross over, and ride southwards on the cycle-track back 

to the Golf-park. 


Difficulty level: Medium – Demanding 



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Mekjeland, Sveio 

Framnes, Sveio

20 Trip suggestions - Sveio 

Ryvarden lighthouse 

Round trip Ryvarden lighthouse in Sveio (25 km) 

A round trip on the peaceful village roads to 

Ryvarden Lighthouse. 

Ryvarden 

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Eltravåg 

Mølstrevåg 

Sveio 



Length: 25 km 


From the Golf-park cycle past the shops and about 200 metres west of the church 

ride up the hill on the right, and after about 1/2 km turn right again, northwards 

along Tjernagelsvegen. This road is partly narrow and winding and is used by 

heavy transport. After about 3 km there’s a side-road on the left with a sign to 

Eltravåg. Ride about 3 1/2 km until the road gets to Route 541. 

Turn left, southwards. When you come to Lyngholmsvegen on the right, you can 

take a detour out there (2 km each way) to see the monument in memory of the 

shipwreck, “DS Thor”, in 1906. Continuing along Route 541, past Vandaskog, you 

come to Mølstre crossroads. Turn right, following the signs to Ryvarden. From 

Mølstrevåg the last 2 1/2 km are on a narrow gravel road over a moor. 

At the lighthouse there is a gallery and a café, open on Sundays, as well as 

weekdays in the summer. For accommodation, you can rent a cozy house with a 

living room, kitchen, a bathroom and four bedrooms. To book the house/make an 

agreement please contact Gunn Bente Håvardsholm on tel.: + 47 53 74 80 00. 

You can find more information on www.ryvarden.no 

To get back to Sveio village, cycle to the crossroads at Mølstre, turn left (north) 

and after about 250 metres, where there is a little red house from the 1800’s, turn 

right onto the gravel road Paddevegen. Beware, there is not much traffic here but 

you don’t always see or hear it until the last minute. Ride about 5 km, turn right 

and straight afterwards left on to the pedestrian-/cycle-track past the church and 

shops, and left back up to the Golf-park. 

If you want a longer trip, you can cycle from Sveio center towards Førde on E39. 

Down at the pier in Førde lies the restaurant/cafe Kaien AS. 

Ryvarden towards Hårsku, Sveio

Turforslag - Sveio 

Trip suggestions - Sveio 

Eilerås, Sveio 

21 

Round trip Kvalvåg/Kalland (37km) 

A round trip around Vigdarvatn lake, the largest lake in 

Sveio. Plenty of opportunities for a dip in fresh or salt 

water. The round trip follows a bike path and roads with 

little traffic. 

From the Golf-park cycle to the road to the village and turn left, on to the pedestrian-/ 

cycle-track, going northwards alongside the main road Route 47. When the cycle-track 

stops, cross the road and cycle on the side-road, signposted “Kvalvåg”, eastwards past 

Lid school. At Krossgått turn left, towards Våga. The road goes under the E39, continue 

to Våga. Down a steep hill you come to a junction where you turn right. 

You continue past Kvalvåg, past Fjon camping-place, and a fish farm. Further on you 

come to the highway E39 and you have to cycle to the left, on the highway about 200 

metres as far as the side-road with a sign to “Søre Våge”which takes off to the right. 

Along the next 10 km, past Eilerås and Kalland, there are several lakes, but note that 

swimming is not allowed in lakes used for town water supplies (signposted). 

This road leads to the main road Route 47 where you turn right (north). Use the cycletrack, 

and turn into Route 541 with a sign to Buavåg. After about 1 km, keep to the 

right, leaving R541, and ride along Vågedalen. At the intersection with Route 47, cross 

over and after a short distance on the cycle-track, turn right and follow the signs past 

Tveit on the local road. This leads back to R47 where the cycle-track begins again and 

goes past Krossleite housing area and under the main road. Then you turn right and 

come back to Sveio village, and further on the Golf-park. 

Sveio 

Tveit 



Length: 37 km 


Kvalvåg 

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22 Trip suggestions - Sveio 

At Nesheim, Sveio 

Mølstrevåg 

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Vikse 

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The coastal trip in Sveio (49 km) (Sveio – Rød – Auklandshamn – Bua – Vikse – Sveio) 

Buavåg 

Auklandshamn 

Tjernangel 

Sveio 

Tveit 

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Rød 

The route varies from cycle path along the main road, 

country road through beautiful farmland and roads along 

the coast. There is several opportunities to take detours if 

you like, or possible short cuts. 

Where the road from the Golf-park meets the road to the village, turn left and ride on 

the pedestrian-/cycle-track, signposted “Bergen”, i.e. northwards alongside the main 

road Route 47. When the cycle-track stops, you have to cross the road; the cycle-track 

resumes on the right-hand side. It continues through an underpass at the intersection 

with the highway E39, and you ride on, past a service-station on the east side, Haukås, 

until you get to Rød. 

At the sign to “Auklandshamn”, turn left, leaving the cycle-track. This road is narrow 

and winding, with local traffic. On the right-hand side is Langevatnet with places for 

swimming and for fishing if you buy a fishing-permit. You come to a road junction with 

a sign to “Tjernagel”. You can make a detour here by taking the road to the right, then 

walk to the recreation area Slettene, where you can swim or picnic, and there’s a public 

toilet. Otherwise go to the left at that junction. There is a store at Auklandshamn. 

You ride south along the coast with its inlets, towards Tjernagel. There is a riding 

school, and a little further on down a hill to the right an old harbour and fishing-port. 

The road goes to Bua. On the left is Storevatnet where you can swim. Just past a 

kindergarten (previously school) on the left, you come to a crossroads. (Straight ahead 

is the shortest way back to Sveio village, a hilly road with traffic to and from the ferry.) 

The road to the right from the crossroads, with a sign to “Bømlo”, brings you to Buavåg 

where a car-ferry goes from. There is a public toilet in the waiting-room. 

From here the road southwards, Route 541, is part of the North Sea Cycle Route, in the 

direction of Haugesund. Just south of Buavåg you can swim in the sea at Grunnavåg, 5 

minutes’ walk from the road. Further on at Hovda there is a place to stop with a view 

over Bømlafjord running out into the North Sea passage Sletto. Continuing southwards 

you pass Eltravåg and come to Lyngholmsvegen. Here is another possible detour, to 

the right out to the monument in memory of the shipwreck “D S Thor” in 1906. Route 

541 goes past Vandaskog and on the left is the gravel road Paddevegen, with a small 

red house from 1800. This is the way back, but another possible detour is to ride 1/2 

km further on to Mølstre crossroads, and turn right at the sign. “Ryvarden Kulturfyr”, a 

lighthouse well worth visiting. About 7 kilometres there and back (4 km gravel). 

From Mølstre crossroads you turn left and ride 1/2 km back to Paddevegen. There is 

little traffic on this gravel road but beware, because of the forest and the hills, you 

don’t always see or hear it until the last minute. When you get to the asphalt, turn right 

and shortly left on to the cycle-track back to the shops and on to the Golf-park.

A little break at Malkenes quay 

Trip suggestions - Tysnes 

23 

Malkenes – Haaheim Gaard (19,7 km) 

The cycling trip to the beautiful Haaheim Gaard 

starts at Malkenes quay, where the Hardangerfjordekspressen 

express boat calls on its way from Bergen 

to Rosendal. 

Malkenes 

Lundegrend 

The route is almost 20 km long, so it’s a good thing that there’s a culinary treat at 

the other end of the route, where an unforgettable experience awaits you. 

You cycle up the road from the Malkenes quay to the crossroads on the Rv 49 

road, turn right to the west and follow the road to Lundegrend and Våge. Here, 

you can enjoy cycling on quiet roads while you enjoy the views of Humlevika 

cove, Gjersvikvågen bay and the Bjørnefjord with its wooded small islands, 

islets and skerries. After 3.5 km, you pass Lundegrend, where you can buy 

something to drink or fill your water bottle. If you really want to work up a 

sweat, you can take a detour after a further 6 km by turning off towards Myrdal 

at the crossroads. This the shortest and steepest ascent up Tysnessåta (753 

metres). After 12 km, you get to Våge and follow the Rv 49 road to the left at 

the roundabout, south towards Stord, Hodnanes and Uggdal. Just before you get 

to Uggdal, there are signs up towards Dalen. You then follow the road along the 

Reiso river the last 3 km to Haaheim Gaard. 

You will receive a warm welcome when you arrive at Haaheim Gaard, where you 

can enjoy the good life until you’re ready for the next adventure on the seat of 

your bike. 

Våge 

Haaheim Gaard 

Uggdal 






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24 Trip suggestions - Tysnes 

Onarheim 

Våge 

Lunde 

Round trip Tysnes (43,5 km) 

This is an interesting cycling trip through highly varied 

scenery, which starts in the coastal village of Våge. 

Uggdal 

Onarheim 

Mæland 

Hovland 

You cycle through undeveloped areas, over flowering meadows and farm clusters, and 

through woodland. Large parts of the trip are along the Hardangerfjord with views of 

the Kvinnheradsfjella mountains and the Folgefonna glacier in the background. There 

are excellent views along the whole route, and it is the diversity and variation that 

make this route special, since you cycle on both the west, east and north sides of the 

island as well as right across it. You experience fjords and mountains, and the coast and 

inland landscapes. 

Starts at the ferry quay at Våge. After about 350 metres, turn right at the roundabout on 

the Rv 49 road towards Hodnanes and Stord. After 4.8 km, after you have passed Uggdal 

church and just before Uggdal town hall, you come to a sign for Onarheim. Turn left, east 

towards Onarheim (13 km). Follow Uggdalsdalen valley right across Tysnesøy island. 

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Våge guest marina 

When you have cycled a further 8 km, you come to the old thoroughfare in 

Uggdalsdalen, which is preserved as a cultural heritage site. There are many traces of 

the people who lived by the thoroughfare during ancient times. The old thoroughfare 

went between Uggdal and Onarheim, and it is still visible in many places. There is an 

information board at the gateway to the thoroughfare. 

Innermost in the Uggdalsdalen valley, you start an ascent until you get to the highest 

point on the route by the turn-off to Singelstad. You are then at an altitude of 166 metres. 

This uphill stretch corresponds to a climb of 90 metres over a distance of 3.3 km. 

At Onarheim church, there is a sign towards Lunde to the north (16 km). Turn left and 

follow the road north towards Lunde at this crossroads. After a total of 24 km, you come 

to Årbakka, where there is a traditional village shop where you can fill your water bottle 

and buy something to eat and drink. You can take a detour down to the sea and see 

the old Årbakka trading station and Årbakkavollen, a relic from the early Iron Age with 

standing stones and the remains of burial mounds. After 1.5 km, you come to a beach 

at Klubbavikja /Ølfarnes, where you can take a short break or a detour down to the 

beach. This is one of the best beaches in Tysnes with views towards Melderskin, the 

Folgefonna glacier and the Hardangerfjord. 

You come to a crossroads 7.5 km further on, where you turn left and follow the Rv 49 

west to Lundegrend and back to Våge. 

The route has a total length of 43.54 km and an altitude difference of 685 metres. 

The highest point on the route is 166 metres, which you come to after 14 km.

Turforslag - Tysnes Trip suggestions - Tysnes 25 

Taking a break near Uggdal Church 

Flatråkervassdraget river (31 km) 

The cycling trip to Flatråkervassdraget starts in the 

coastal village of Våge and takes you through wooded 

areas and along sparkling lakes. 

Våge 

You cycle through short avenues of sweet-scented pine trees and through huddled 

farm clusters with buildings right by the road. Every turn in the road and every 

plain will tempt you to stop and enjoy the picturesque scene and the peace and 

quiet. You will more or less have the road all to yourself. Grazing animals, the wind 

blowing though the treetops and the noise of your wheels on the tarmac are the 

only sounds you’ll hear. 

Færavåg 

Uggdal 

Uggdalseidet 

Starts at the ferry quay at Våge. After about 350 metres, turn right at the crossroads 

on the Rv 49 road towards Hodnanes and Stord. Follow the Rv 49 road south 

to Flatråker, where you come to a crossroads that will take you east along the 

Flatråkervassdraget river. At this point, you will have cycled 13.4 km. You follow 

the only tarmac road along the river. You pass Midtvatnet lake and then come to 

Nordbustadvatnet lake after a while, where you cycle along the east side. The road 

now climbs approx. 71 metres up to an altitude of 144 metres. From here, there are 

excellent views of Nordbustadvatnet lake and down the valley. 

Flatråker 

200m 

After a further 8.2 km, you return to the Rv 49 road at Holma, where you turn right 

at the crossroads and follow the Rv road back to your starting point at Våge. On this 

stretch of the route, you pass the municipal centre Uggdal where you can take a 

detour down to the bathing spot at Kjevikjo to cool down. 

The route has a total length of 31.24 km and a total altitude difference of 

509 metres. The highest point on the route is 144 metres, which you come 

to after 21 km. 

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Krokeide 

Til Bergen 

Austevoll: s.4-5 

Hufthamar 

Os 

Halhjem 

Storebø 

Distances 

Mosterhamn - Rubbestadneset...25 km 

Rubbestadneset - Brandasund....22 km 

Rubbestadneset - Svortland..........8 km 

Brandasund - Svortland................18 km 

Svortland - Sakseid/Finnås..........11 km 

Sakseid - Leirvik...........................23 km 

Leirvik - Fitjar................................30 km 

Fitjar - Hufthamar.........................31 km 

Rosendal - Matre..........................26 km 

Utåker - Husnes............................21 km 

Husnes - Rosendal........................29 km 

Leirvik - Jektevik...........................13 km 

Hodnanes - Gjermundshavn........53 km 

Gjermundshavn - Rosendal...........5 km 

Kvalvåg 

Brandasund 

AUSTEVOLL 

Bømlo: s.6-8 

Husavik 

Bekkjarvik 

Hope 

Solstråleøya Lunde 

Reksteren Våge 

Flygansvær 

Tysnes: s.23-25 

Uggdal 

Årbakka 

Sandvikvåg 

Fitjar: s.10-12 

FITJAR 

Hodnanes 

TYSNES 

Onarheim 

Flakkavåg 

Ølve 

Herøysu 

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Attraction 

Accommodation 

SVEIO 

STORD 

Cafes and restaurants 

Svortland Rubbestadneset 

Information 

Sørstokken 

Shops 

Leirvik 

Sagvåg 

Hufthamar–austevollshella–Møkster–Litlakalsøy Frå 1. januar–30. april 2006. 

BØMLO 

Fredag 

Fredag 

Mandag–fredag / Monday–Friday 

Fredag. 

Måndag–fredag 

Friday Sundag 

Friday Sundag a Snøggbåt til Bergen. 

Suggestions Monday–Friday for longer 1/5–30/9 Sunday trips 

1/5–30/9 Sunday 

20/6–12/8 1/5–17/6 og frå 15/8 

b Snøggbåt frå Bergen. 

og frå 7/4 

og frå 7/4 

Finnås 

c Ferje frå Krokeide. 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 d Ferje til Krokeide. Føyno 

The 0650 Fjord and 1140 Mountain 1505 Route 

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1845 Bekkjarvik 0815 1335 0830 1445 ★ ★ e Ikkje fredag. 

1/5–17/6 

og frå 

★ ★f 1515 ★ Lundøy 0805 0820 1430Fr ★ 

★ 1155 1520 1735 1905 Litlakalsøy 0800 1320 0815 1425 ★ ★ 

0710 1205 1525 1730 1910 Møkster 0755 1315 0810 1420 1730 ★ 

0725 0740 1220 ★ 1925 Austevollshella ★ 1305 0740 ★ 1405 1715 ★ 

★ 

1940a 

Sandtorv 

Hufthamar 

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0735i 

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The Islands and Skerries Route 

The Tysnes Route 

ruteendringar våren 2005: 

1. mai, 2. pinsedag og 17. mai sundagsruter. 

Kristi Himmelfartsdag og 1. pinsedag innstilt. 

The North Sea Cycle Route 

Onsdag 4. mai fredagsrute. 

espevær–eidesvik Fast ferry 

Frå 1. januar–30. april 2006. M/S «Espeværekspressen». ☎ 

Ferry 

ruteendringar i jule- og nyårshelga 2005/2006: ruteendringar i påskehelga 2006: 

Julaftan, 1. juledag og nyårsaftan innstilt. 

Onsdag 12. april fredagsruter. 

2. juledag og nyårsdag sundagsruter. 

Skjærtorsdag, langfredag og 1. påskedag innstilt. 

2. påskedag sundagsruter. 

Espevær 

91 68 12 05 

Fr 

Langevåg 

f Gjeld tysd. og torsd. 

g Via Hufthamar 

dersom behov. 

h Buss til Bekkjarvik. 

Buss frå Stolmen 

og Kolbeinsvik. 

k Buss til Drøna 

og Stolmen. 

n Buss frå Storebø. 

p Buss frå Bekkjarvik. 

★ Stopp etter avtale. 

i 

Mosterhamn 

Måndag–fredag 

Mån, tys, tor, Fre Ons 

Laurdag 

Sundag 

Monday–Friday 

Mon, tue, thu, Fri Wed 

Saturday 

Sunday 

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a Bil til Langevåg. 

Local b Bil frå Langevåg. routes: 

ruteendringar i påskehelga 2006: 

Skjærtorsdag og langfredag sundagsruter, men tur 20 er innstilt. 

Påskeaftan laurdagsruter. 

1. påskedag og 2. påskedag sundagsruter. 

Buavåg 

Jektevik 

Stord: s.16-18 Huglo 

Husnes 

Sunde V 

Ranavik 

Halsnøy 

Fjelberg Sydnes 

Utbjoa 

Sveio: s.19-22 

Ølensvåg 

Ø 

This is a map of the area. You can use the ’Stord-Fitjar’ 

and ’Folgefonna-Hardangerfjorden’ walking maps. 

Map basis: Norge Digitalt (Hordaland County Authority). 

Til Stavanger

Kart 

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Mundheim 

Gjermundshamn 

Uskedalen 

nd 

KVINNHERAD 

Varaldsøy 

Hardangerfjorden 

Årsnes 

Løfallstrand 

Rosendal 

Omvikdalen 

Hesvik 

Jondalstunnelen 

Eikenes Kvinnherad: s.13-15 Til Odda 

Sundal 

Folgefonntunnelen 

Folgefonna 

Fjæra 

How to get to the area 

To Rosendal: Express boat (www.rodne.no) from 

Bergen, the trip takes less than two hours. 

You can also get there by express bus (www. 

nor-way.no), local bus (www.skyss.no) or by 

car/ferry. 

To Skånevik: Express boat (www.norled.no) from 

Bergen, Stord, Haugesund, Stavanger. You can 

also take an express bus (www.nor-way.no), 

local bus (www.skyss.no) and car/ferry. 

To Leirvik/Stord: Express boat from Bergen, 

Stavanger and Haugesund (www.norled.no). 

Express boat between Leirvik/Stord – Ranavik – 

Sunde ODDA – Utbjoa – Skånevik – Ølen. You can also 

take an express bus (www.kystbussen.no, www. 

nettbuss.no), local bus (www.skyss.no) or plane 

(www.stordlufthavn.no). 

To Bømlo; Express boat goes to Rubbestadneset 

and Mosterhamn (www.norled.no) from Bergen, 

Leirvik, Haugesund, Stavanger. You can also take 

a local bus (www.skyss.no) or drive. 

To Austevoll: Express boat from Hufthamar to 

Bergen, Leirvik, Haugesund, Stavanger(www. 

norled.no). Local bus (www.skyss.no) and ferry 

(www.fosennamsos.no). 

For more information about timetables, 

tel.: +47 177. Local bus www.skyss.no 

alen 

Tourist Information Offices 

Austevoll Tourist Information Office 

NO-5399 Bekkjarvik, tel.: (+47) 951 87 698 

Utåker 

Skånevik 

ETNE 

Matre 

Åkra 

Etne: s.9 

Etnefjella 

Practical information 

Bømlo Tourist Information Office Rådhuset 

NO-5430 Bremnes, tel.: (+47) 53 42 30 14 

Etne & Skånevik Tourist Information Office 

Tel.: (+47) 53 77 14 40/ (+47) 53 77 07 00 

Fitjar Tourist Information Office, NO-5419 Fitjar 

Tel.: (+47) 53 45 77 00 

Folgefonn Information Centre 

NO-5470 Rosendal, tel.: (+47) 53 48 42 80 

Stord Tourist Information Office Kulturhuset, 

NO-5402 Stord, tel.: (+47) 53 49 69 50 

i 

Sveio Tourist Information Office 

NO-5550 Sveio, tel.: (+47) 53 74 80 00 

LEN 

Tysnes Tourist Information Office, “Flytenaustet” 

in Våge, NO-5680 Tysnes, tel.: (+47) 95 86 90 75

28 Suggestions for longer trips 

Peparen, Skånevik 

The Fjord and Mountain Route 

76 km 

This is a varied, easy cycle route which is suitable for a weekend. The Fjord and Mountain 

Route has been devised as a round trip from Rosendal, but it is also possible to start the trip 

at other locations. It may be best to follow the route in the direction we describe here, since 

the ascent from Omvikdalen valley is less challenging than from Matre. The Hardangerfjord 

Express boat (www.rodne.no) will take you from Bergen to Rosendal in less than two hours. 

If you arrive the previous evening you will have time to explore the Barony village before you 

jump on your bike. The putball park, where you can play football golf is in walking distance 

of the centre of Rosendal, as is the Stone Park, which is a beautiful area along the river 

which displays types of stone from the Folgefonna National Park. 

Rosendal – Omvikdalen – Matre – Skånevik: 26 km 

A visit to the small palace of the Barony Rosendal or Kvinnherad church is a must 

before you set off on your bike. The cycling trip to Skånevik is a great leg of the 

trip which takes you through the agricultural community of Omvikdalen. Follow 

the rv. 551 road from the centre of Rosendal south towards Uskedalen valley. After 

roughly 3.5 km you will arrive at the Statoil service station in Omvikdalen. This is 

your last opportunity to stock up on provisions before the trip over the mountain 

to Matre. There are several farm cluster museums in Omvikdalen; Nistovetunet 

with its smoke house from the 18th century and Hauahuset (Tvedt-stova). The 

museums are only open on request. 

There is a 2-km gentle ascent up the Omvikdalen valley, followed by a 10-km 

steady ascent before a steep decline to Matre. There is a fantastic view of the 

Matrefjord. The ferry from Matre to Skånevik takes 25 minutes. 

There are lots of activities throughout the summer in Skånevik, which is famous 

for its blues festival. There are lots of lovely bathing spots in Skånevik and you can 

take a nice walk through the centre of the village. 

The Barony Rosendal

Suggestions for longer trips 

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You can take a detour/extend you trip by cycling from Skånevikstranda to Etne, a 

distance of 26 km. You can get back to Skånevik by Skånevik fjordsafari or a local 

bus. If you fancy a hike, try the old postal road between Skånevik and Etne. 

Skånevik – Valen – Husnes – Uskedalen – Rosendal: 50 km 

The trip starts with a 20-minute ferry trip from Skånevik to Utåker. There are 

wonderful views on this leg of the trip, and you cycle close to the fjord all the 

way. You cycle through beautiful, fertile communities and can take detours to 

various places such as the beautiful Handelandsdalen valley. 

At Sunde, you can take a detour to Halsnøy (Ranavik) or Stord (timetables at 

www.norled.no). The trip continues past Husnes, which is the biggest village in 

Kvinnherad. Here you can either cycle through the village centre or follow the rv. 

48 road past Opsangervatnet lake. Take a detour to Herøysund (2 km), which used 

to be a traffic hub in the days of steam ships, and has a crafts shop and joiner’s 

shop. 

Skånevik centre 

A view towards Rosendal 

In Uskedalen, you can visit Bygdatunet Rød and the Haugland school museum. It is 

15 km from Uskedalen to Rosendal. There is a beautiful beach at Uskedalen. 

Back in Rosendal the Hardangerfjord Express is waiting to take you back to Bergen. 

If you want to cycle across to Stord or back to Bergen, you can do so by cycling 

across the island of Tysnes. The cycling trip can also be combined with the Islands 

and Skerries Route or the North Sea Cycle Route. You can also start your trip in 

Skånevik. 

Tips! In Rosendal: Take a walk in the Stone Park, a nice area along the river which 

displays types of stone from the Folgefonna National Park. The Barony park also 

lies in a walking distance from Rosendal centre. Or you can try putball (football 

golf), which is great fun for both children and adults. 

Charming accommodation in Rosendal 

In Skånevik: Experience “Fjord spa” at Skånevik Fjordhotell. Take the time to 

experience a fjord cruise with Åkrafjorden Adventure and see one of the 10 most 

beautiful waterfalls in the world, Langfoss (CNN 2011). 

Accommodation 

Rosendal Turist Hotell 

NO-5470 Rosendal, tel.: (+47) 53 47 36 66, 

booking@rosendalturisthotell.no 

Skånevik Fjordhotell 

NO-5593 Skånevik, tel.: (+47) 53 77 07 00, 

post@fjordhotellet.no, 

www.fjordhotellet.no 

Baroniet Rosendal Avlsgard 

& Fruehus 

NO-5470 Rosendal, 

tel.: (+47) 53 48 29 99, 

info@baroniet.no, 

www.baroniet.no 

Booking/information: 

Kvinnherad Tourist Information Office, 

tel.: (+47) 53 48 42 80, 

turistinfo@kvinnherad.kommune.no


Leirvik guest marina, Stord 

The Islands and Skerries Route 

The trip starts in varied coastal scenery on good-quality hilly 

roads and offers great impressions of the ocean, scenery 

and cultural landscape. On this trip you visit Mosterhamn, 

which was an important centre in the Viking Age, and 

has exhibitions and a stone church from the 12th century. 

The trip described here starts either in Rubbestadneset or 

Mosterhamn. There is an express boat from Stavanger to 

Mosterhamn, and there is also an express boat from Bergen 

to Rubbestadneset (www.norled.no). 

138 km 

Brandasund på Bømlo 

Mosterhamn – Rubbestadneset: 25 km 

Follow the Rv 542 road northwards from Mosterhamn, footpaths make up part of 

this stretch. There is a good cycling alternative to the Stokkajuvet tunnel. Follow 

the signs towards Rubbestadneset. 

Rubbestadneset – Brandasund – Svortland: ca 40 km 

The distance from Rubbestadneset to Brandasund is 22 km. The route goes back 3 

km along the road from Rubbestadneset, and then crosses the island to Svortland/ 

Bremnes. The county road north to Brandasund is a varied, fun cycle and is narrow 

and hilly in parts. The road crosses several islands which are connected by bridges 

and there are great views of the islands and skerries. The idyllic old trading station 

and inn at Brandasund is situated right out at the edge of the ocean and has a 

shop and café. The route goes back on the same road to the municipal centre at 

Svortland/Bremnes. You can take a detour to Hiskjo with western Norway’s most 

rugged and charming coastal landscape. 

Fitjar sentrum 

Svortland – Leirvik: 37 km 

From Svortland, cycle south towards Mælandsvåg and Sakseid (11km). The road 

is narrow and twisting and is hilly in parts, but makes for great cycling. After 

Sakseid, cycle east towards Håvik (6 km) and the Triangle Link. The Triangle Link’s 

bridges have good cycling paths, and are an experience themselves. At Heiane 

industrial estate, follow cycle sign no. 1 towards the centre of Leirvik. 

Bømlo


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Leirvik – Fitjar: roughly 30 km 

Follow the cycling signs (national cycle route no. 1) from Leirvik to Heiane and 

Fitjar. You can take a detour from Sagvåg to Litlabø and visit a former mining community 

where iron pyrite was mined. There is now a museum. After Sagvåg, the 

rest of this part of the route is more hilly. At Storavatnet lake in Fitjar, the route 

runs along the western side of the lake and is slightly hilly with great views to 

the west. At the north end of the lake, there is a great bathing spot with a toilet. 

Follow the cycling sign (no. 1) towards Fitjar/Bergen to the centre of Fitjar. 

Fitjar – Bekkjarvik – Hufthamar: 31 km 

The distance from the centre of Fitjar to the ferry quay at Sandvikvåg is 7 km. The 

ferry to Husavik takes 20 minutes. Follow the signs to the left towards Bekkjarvik. 

Bekkjarvik is an idyllic old trading station, which is a great place to take a break 

or spend the night. There is a fishing boat exhibition at Bekkjarvik Torg with boats 

from the 19th century up to the present day. Galleri Bekkjarvik has exhibitions 

of famous artists’ work in oils, water colours, graphic art and sculpture. From 

Bekkjarvik, you can take a detour and cycle across Selbjørn and across the bridges 

to Stolmen and Kvalvåg. Follow the Rv 546 road on the west side of Huftarøy 

north to Storebø. The municipal centre Storebø offers a number of services. 

Fitjar centre 

From Hufthamar, you can take a detour to Austevollshella and cycle right out to 

the west of the island to Store Kalsøy and Kalve. You also have the opportunity to 

conclude your trip and take the express boat to Bergen or Stavanger. 

Tips! Bømlo: Visit Mosterhamn marina and Moster Amfi. Moster was an important 

centre during the Viking Age. Inside Moster Amfi you can see the exhibition “From 

Heathendom to Christianity”. Moster Old Church (from the 12th century) lies in the 

same area. Visit the village shop at Brandasundet and on “Skjeret”. 

Stord: Borggata Street at Leirvik is worth a visit. Visit the gallery Galleri Giga 

in Leirvik centre with art exhibitions and a gallery shop. An afternoon walk to 

Sunnhordlandstunet (Sunnhordland Museum), or visit Stord Maritime Museum at 

Leirvik quay. 

Fitjar: The Håkonar Park lies in the middle of Fitjar centre. Here you can find a 

statue of Håkon the Good, who died in the battle against Eirik’s sons in 961. He 

got the lethal wound here in Fitjar. Every Wednesday in the school holiday there is 

a guided cultural walk in Fitjar. 

Bekkjarvik Gjestgiveri 

Accommodation: 

Bømlo Hotell 

NO-5420 Rubbestadneset, 

tel.: (+47) 53 42 93 53, 

post@bomlo-hotell.no, 

www.bomlo-hotell.no 

Almås Hotell 

NO-5402 Stord, 

tel.: (+47) 53 40 99 99, 

post@almas-hotell.no, 

www.almas-hotell.no 

Grand Hotell 


tel.: (+47) 53 40 96 00 

booking@grand-hotell.com 

www.grand-hotell.com 

Stord Hotell 


tel.: (+47) 53 40 25 00, 

info@stord-hotel.no, 

www.stord-hotel.no 

Fitjar Sjø og Camping 

Kråko, NO-5419 Fitjar, 

tel.: (+47) 53 49 78 69 

fitjarcamping@haugnett.no, 

www.fitjarcamping.no 

Fitjar Fjordhotell, NO-5419 Fitjar, 

tel.: (+47) 53 45 77 00 

post@fitjar-fjordhotell.no 

www.fitjar-fjordhotell.no 

Bekkjarvik Gjestgiveri 

NO-5399 Bekkjarvik, 

tel.: (+47) 55 08 42 40 

post@bekkjarvikgjestgiveri.no 

www.bekkjarvik gjestgiveri.no

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Årbakka handelsstad – old trading station, Tysnes 

Ved Onarheim, Tysnes 

The Tysnes route 

71 km 

It is possible to cycle both around and across the mountain between Onarheim and Uggdal 

(Fv 78 road), or take a detour out to Reksteren (Fv 83 road), the second biggest island in 

the municipality. The roads in Tysnes are generally narrow and follow the terrain. There is 

generally light traffic. A trip around Tysnes is a concentrated experience of western Norway. 

Along the road, you will see cultural monuments from the Iron Age up to the modern day. It 

is easy to get to Bergen, Leirvik or Rosendal from Tysnes. A separate brochure, Sykkelstreif i 

Njardarlog - i historiske fotefar på Tysnes (cycling in Njardarlog – following historic footsteps 

on Tysnes), has been published. 

Leirvik - Hodnanes - Onarheim - Gjermundshamn - Løfallstrand - Rosendal: 

If you come from Leirvik, take the ferry from Jektevik to Hodanes. From here, 

you can follow the Fv 78 road to Lunde. After 5 km, you will pass the lime kiln at 

Flakka, a relic from the time when they extracted lime from quarried stone in the 

area and exported it to England, among other places. You will also pass Onarheim, 

which in the 14th century was the seat of the Onarheimsgildet guild, and on to 

Årbakka with its burial mounds, standing stones and the old trading station. 

After Hovland, follow the signs towards Lunde, past Vevatnet lake, where it is 

believed that gods were worshipped in pre-Christian times. You can catch a 

glimpse of mount Tysnessåto, 753 metres above sea level. From Lunde, you can 

take a left on the Rv 49 road towards Våge, take the ferry across to Halhjem and 

continue on to Bergen. Alternately, you can take a right on the Rv 49 road towards 

Gjermundshamn. 

The next 30 km of the route are through forest terrain and along the fjord. 

There is a great view of the fjord from the Lukksundbrua bridge. Ølve is a beautiful 

village with great views of both the Kvinnheradsfjella mountains and mount 

Hovlandsnuten. In Gjermundshamn, you take the ferry across to Løfallstrand 

(25 min.), and then cycle 5 km on to Rosendal. 

Towards Onarheim, Tysnes

A stop in Skånevik 


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North Sea Cycle Route 

6000 km 

The coast of Sunnhordland is part of the international North Sea Cycle Route, 

the world’s longest cycling route. It is 6,000 km long and goes around the whole 

North Sea. In Sunnhordland, the route goes through Sveio, Bømlo, Stord and Fitjar. 

The route is sign-posted with national cycle route no. 1 signs. A separate description 

of the route and the different legs is available. 

www.northsea-cycle.com


Årskog museum, Fitjar 

North Sea Cycle Route 

- five to eight days 

On request 

5 days 

152 km 

Norway’s most varied coastal scenery! Starting in Egersund 

or Haugesund, you can cycle the North Sea Cycle Route 

along the coast and experience dramatic and idyllic fjords, 

high mountains and gentle slopes, a fantastic archipelago, 

rocky shores and long white sandy and pebble beaches. 

You can choose to cycle the entire way, or just parts of the 

North Sea Cycle Route. 

Egersund - Haugesund: Six days / 197 km. 

Daily stages: 50/61/25/55 km 

Haugesund - Bergen: Five days / 152 km. 

Daily stages: 53/49/50 km 

The entire North Sea Route: Eight days / 349 km 

Included: 

• Five to eight nights’ accommodation 

including breakfast 

• 5-7 packed lunches/filled hot drinks flask 

• Two afternoon meals. 

• Map and daily guide. 

The trip is recommended for adults and 

children over 12 years. 

Only for groups, 6-8 persons. On request. 

Contact information: 

Norske Bygdeopplevelser, 

Tel.: +47 61 28 99 70. 

E-mail: info@norske-bygdeopplevelser.no 

Online booking: www.active-norway.com 

The bridge 

over Bømlafjorden


Along the Hardangerfjord in Kvinnherad 

35 

Around Sunnhordland by bike and boat 

Including luggage transport. 

Price 2013 from: 6 850,- 

5 days 

166 km 

This tour varies from flat to hilly fjord terrain. You’ll 

visit Rosendal, famous for its Barony, a beautiful 

historic manor and estate. You’ll pass through the 

village Skånevik, well-known for its Blues Festival and 

the idyllic trading station of Bekkjarvik. 

Bergen - Rosendal - Skånevik - Stord - Fitjar - Bekkjarvik - Bergen 

The trip begins with the expressboat Hardangerfjordekspressen from Bergen to 

Rosendal, then You cycle along the Hardangerfjord to Husnes and on to Utåker. 

The ferry takes you over to the lovely village of Skånevik. For those who wish 

to cycle more, there is a nice detour from Skånevik to Etne and back, before the 

expressboat takes you on to Stord. From Stord you cycle to Fitjar and get the ferry 

from Sandvikvåg to Husavik. 

There’s just a short distance from Husavik to the old merchant centre of 

Bekkjarvik, where tasty local cooking and comfortable beds awaits you. In 

Austevoll you can take extra trips across the bridge to the islands of Stolmen, 

Hundvåkøy and Store Kalsøy, before you get the expressboat back to Bergen. 

We recommend you stay an extra night in either Rosendal or Skånevik, since 

both places have so much interesting to offer (this will be extra). 

Price includes: 

• 4 nights’ accommodation incl. breakfast and 

selfmade lunch pack / thermos refill 

• 3 x 3-course dinner 

(not dinner in Leirvik) 

• Hardangerexpress from 

Bergen to Rosendal 

• Ferry Utåker - Skånevik 

• Expressboat Skånevik - Leirvik 

• Ferry Sandvikvåg - Husavik 

• Expressboat Hufthamar - Bergen 

• Map and tour description 

• LUGGAGE-TRANSPORT 

The trip is recommended for 

adults and children over 12 years. 

Daily stages: 0/50/52/44/20 km 

Contact information: 

Active Norway / 

Norske Bygdeopplevelser: 

+ 47 61 28 99 70 

info@norske-bygdeopplevelser.no 

Online booking: 

www.active-norway.com

Production: ZPIRIT - 2013 

Cycling in Sunnhordland 

Sunnhordland is situated south of Bergen, at the mouth of 

the Hardangerfjord. It is a region full of contrast extending 

from the barren islands at the ocean’s edge to the steep 

mountainsides of the fjords and the lush interior. 

Sunnhordland also has a flourishing cultural scene, and festivals, 

shows, concerts, markets, exhibitions etc. are held throughout the summer. 

Visit our website for more information about the entertainment on offer. 

Sunnhordland is the perfect region for cycling holiday enthusiasts. We offer 

cycling routes that are broken down into suitable daily stages, with pleasant breaks on an 

express boat or ferry and lots of great experiences en route. This brochure contains several 

trip suggestions that are organised as round trips starting and stopping with express boat 

trips. Many of the trip suggestions are short day trips that start from a marina or your 

accommodation. 

If you would like to buy a complete cycling package that includes accommodation, meals, 

ferry and express boat tickets, contact Norske Bygdeopplevelser. 

It specialises in cycling trips and sells two different packages in Sunnhordland. 

Samarbeidsrådet for Sunnhordland 

Postbox 444, 5403 Stord, NORWAY 

info@visitsunnhordland.no 

Tel.: (+47) 53 45 67 90 

www.visitsunnhordland.no 

www.cyclingnorway.no

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