Rent a boat in Stavanger
Stavanger sits at the entrance to Ryfylke and the Lysefjord, with Pulpit Rock and dramatic fjord scenery within reach. Renting a boat in Stavanger gives you everything from the Hafrsfjord archipelago to long fjord cruises toward the Lysefjord.
The Lysefjord and Pulpit Rock from the water
The Ryfylke islands just outside
Hafrsfjord archipelago for calm days
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List your boatQuestions and answers about renting a boat in Stavanger
Can I see Pulpit Rock from the boat?
Yes — a trip into the Lysefjord takes you past Pulpit Rock, rising more than 600 metres straight up from the water. It's one of the most dramatic fjord trips you can make out of Stavanger.
Where should I go if I want calm water?
The Ryfylke islands and Hafrsfjord offer sheltered archipelago close to the city, great for swimming and short trips. The Lysefjord is more demanding and exposed — pick a stable day if you sail all the way in.
Do I need a boating licence to rent a boat in Stavanger?
It depends on the boat. Boats over 8 metres or with engines over 25 hp require a boating licence if you were born on or after 1 January 1980. Many smaller boats can be rented without one. Each listing clearly states whether a licence is required.
How much does it cost to rent a boat in Stavanger?
The price is set by each owner and varies with boat type, size and season. You see the total price including the service fee before you book – no hidden costs.
Is the boat insured when I rent in Stavanger?
Insurance and the deposit are shown on each listing. Sailfloat is working to put built-in per-rental coverage in place at launch.