Guided glacier walks on Folgefonna
Glacier walks on Folgefonna lets you experience the migthy glacier in a safe and exciting way.
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Kayaking
Feel the landscape and smell the sea. In a sea-kayak you get close to nature and you may have encounters with nature and wildlife that will give you memories for a lifetime.
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Via Ferrata in Tyssedal
Via Ferrata is easier than rock climbing. The routes goes through fixed bolts, clamps, cables and steps that function like ladders - some places in the steep rock wall. The steps are predictable, and previous climbing experience is normally not necessary to manage to do a Via Ferrata. The activity requires normal psychical shape and not being afraid of heights!
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Trolltunga - The troll's tongue
Trolltunga - The troll's tongue - is a piece of rock "hanging" horizontally out of the mountain about 700 meters above the Ringedalsvatnet near Tyssedal.
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Trolltunga zip line
The local guide company Opplev Odda invites you to hike with plenty of air, a big "wow" factor, and framed by a beautiful nature scenery. Welcome to try the new zip line Trolltunga Zippen!
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Go-Kart racing
The track is in Husedalen, about 3 kilometers from Kinsarvik center. Kart rental available for youth and adults. Minimum age 8 years.
Open all weekends may- august, and every day in peak season.
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Husedal valley
The Husedal valley in Kinsarvik offers spectacular views and four great waterfalls along the trip to the top of the valley.
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Tyssedal Power Station
The Tyssedal Power Station is a hydroelectric power station and museum located in Tyssedal in the municipality Odda in Hordaland, Norway. The station was designed by architects Thorvald Astrup and Victor Nordan, and was inspired by italian churches and cathedrals.
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Rosendal Barony
The Rosendal Barony is a historic estate and manor, dateing back to the 1650s. It's the only one of its kind in Norway. Around 1850, an expansive romantic garden was laid out around the manor.
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Apple blossoming
The presence of the fjord and the surrounding mountains give Hardanger a special climate ideal for growing fruits, making the region Norway's lagrest supplier of apples and other fruits.
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