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Private RIB-boat tour exploring the dramatic Stad peninsula
Guided stops at Silda Island, Selja Monastery, and Drage
Visit the village of Selje and learn about the first ship tunnel
Observe seabirds, wildlife, and possibly sea eagles
RIB Adventure from Maloy Explores the Historic Beauty of Norway’s Stad Peninsula
Travelers can experience the dramatic coastline of Norway’s Stad Peninsula on an exciting RIB adventure departing from Maloy. Combining high-speed exploration, breathtaking scenery, and fascinating history, this small-group journey offers an intimate way to discover one of the country’s most rugged and remarkable coastal regions.
The adventure begins at the pier, where guests meet their guide and receive safety equipment before boarding a powerful RIB boat. As the vessel speeds north from the harbor, passengers can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago, fresh ocean air, and the spectacular landscapes that define Norway’s northern coastline.
Throughout the journey, the tour reveals some of the region’s most significant cultural and historical highlights. Guests visit the traditional fishing village of Silda Island, explore the historic Selja Monastery on Selja Island, and discover the ancient Viking route at Drage, where boats were once transported over land to avoid the dangerous waters around Stad. The route also includes a stop in the charming village of Selje, known for its connection to the world’s first ship tunnel.
Along the way, the surrounding waters and skies provide opportunities to observe Norway’s incredible wildlife, including seabirds and, with some luck, majestic sea eagles soaring above the coastline. Blending adventure, history, and natural beauty, this RIB experience offers an unforgettable journey through the wild landscapes and heritage of Norway’s Stad Peninsula.
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RIB Adventure from Maloy Explores the Historic Beauty of Norway’s Stad Peninsula
Travelers can experience the dramatic coastline of Norway’s Stad Peninsula on an exciting RIB adventure departing from Maloy. Combining high-speed exploration, breathtaking scenery, and fascinating history, this small-group journey offers an intimate way to discover one of the country’s most rugged and remarkable coastal regions.
The adventure begins at the pier, where guests meet their guide and receive safety equipment before boarding a powerful RIB boat. As the vessel speeds north from the harbor, passengers can enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago, fresh ocean air, and the spectacular landscapes that define Norway’s northern coastline.
Throughout the journey, the tour reveals some of the region’s most significant cultural and historical highlights. Guests visit the traditional fishing village of Silda Island, explore the historic Selja Monastery on Selja Island, and discover the ancient Viking route at Drage, where boats were once transported over land to avoid the dangerous waters around Stad. The route also includes a stop in the charming village of Selje, known for its connection to the world’s first ship tunnel.
Along the way, the surrounding waters and skies provide opportunities to observe Norway’s incredible wildlife, including seabirds and, with some luck, majestic sea eagles soaring above the coastline. Blending adventure, history, and natural beauty, this RIB experience offers an unforgettable journey through the wild landscapes and heritage of Norway’s Stad Peninsula.
- Guided tour
- Gratuities
Bottle of water
Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
- Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
- Children under 5 years
- Families with children
- Adventure seekers
- Couples
- Groups of friends
- Seniors and mature travelers
- Physically fit travelers
Minimum age is 5 years to join
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Activity Provider: Fjord Guiding AS