Sogndalstrand
About Sogndalstrand
One of the must-do and top 10 destinations in Rogaland.
Between Egersund and Flekkefjord, you find a small place called Sogndalstrand. It’s a small village with pedestrian streeets, small shops and galleries. By the small village, a salmon river is floating through.
The village are idyllic, and definatly a place to visit. The wooden buildings are from 1700’s and 1800’s.
Over the past years, Sogndalstrand has experienced a boom with the development of galleries, golf course, shops, hotel and more. More and more local activities is available for both locals and tourists among them sea rafting.
Why choose us?
Offering Memorable Sightseeing Tours by professional guides.
Troll Adventure is the #1 active travel organizer in the southwest of Norway. We target customers from all over the world, taking singel travellers, couples, families or groups and unforgettable active vacations in our beautiful corner of Norway.
Many of our guides are employed in either Police, Fire Department or Healthcare. We will ensure you a safe trip and will take the best care of you.
Many of our guides are First Responders
Several guides have First Responder training, enhancing safety and emergency response skills for your outdoor adventures.
Troll Adventure is a non-profit organization
Troll Adventure operates as a non-profit, dedicating resources to environmental preservation and community support, not profit-making.
Our guides shares your passion for the outdoor
Our guides are outdoor enthusiasts who share your love for nature, ensuring an engaging and authentic experience.
Safety is our highest priority
Safety is paramount. We maintain strict safety protocols, certified equipment, and well-trained staff to ensure your well-being.
We provide local and unique experiences
Explore unique, lesser-known gems in your local area with us, creating unforgettable, off-the-beaten-path experiences you won't find elsewhere.
Environmental Stewardship
We are committed to sustainable tourism practices, minimizing our environmental impact, and educating participants about conservation.
