Odda:
Monday - Friday: 9 - 17
Saturday - Sunday: 10-17
Kinsarvik:
Monday - Friday: 09-17
Saturday - Sunday: 10-17
Jondal:
Monday - Friday: 09-16
Saturday - Sunday: 10-17
Røldal:
From 20. June to 20. August:
Every day 10-17
Explore the Hardangerfjord region on a family vacation with your children! Get great tips for exciting and child-friendly experiences that are perfect for the whole family.
From cider and apple juice to lamb meat, cured sausages, and jams, Hardanger is a region with rich traditions when it comes to food and drink.
In Hardanger, you will find the most spectacular rock formation in Norway. When standing on the plateau and floating 700 meters above lake Ringedalsvatnet, it is easy to understand why tourists from all over the world come to experience Trolltunga.
The Hardangerfjord region is also known as "the kingdom of waterfalls," and it is not without reason. In Hardanger, you will find several of the most spectacular waterfalls Norway has to offer.
Trolltunga, Dronningstien, Lake Bondhusvatnet, Mount Oksen. There is no shortage of well-known hikes in Hardanger. Here in the region, you will find several of the most popular and spectacular hikes Norway has to offer.
The Hardanger-autumn must be experienced! With beautiful colours and hiking opportunities, lots of activities, the stunning fjord landscape, and most tourists returned to civilization, this is where to travel.
The staff at the tourist information offices in Ullensvang are happy to help you with all your questions regarding the municipality and the surrounding region.
We have four tourist information offices in Ullensvang. They are located in Odda, Røldal, Jondal and Kinsarvik.
Odda is the only one that is open all year Monday-Friday 09:00-15:00.
Email: turist@ullensvang.kommune.no
Phone: +47 480 70 777
Explore the southernmost glacier in Norway - take part in exciting activities that you will remember. The Folgefonna Glacier offers unique experiences for the whole family.
Over the last years, Cider from Hardanger has become trendy. Arita Åkre from Nå is one of those who contributed to the rising popularity of this regional specialty.