Travel Magazine

Flights Stavanger to Norway make for a relaxing holiday away from the crowds which plague the usual summer holiday hot spots. There is no vehicle needed if a person stays in Stavanger, it’s easy to relax, enjoy good the restaurants, stroll around the harbors, and check out a museum or gallery downtown. There are pedestrian only streets making seeing the sights quite easy and saves the expense of having to rent a car. The Blue Promenade, the 3 kilometer walkway along the harbors will take a person past Badedammen, the sea-water open air swimming pond and the new Concert Hall.

Flights Stavanger end up at the Stavanger Airport, about 15 kilometers outside the city in Sola. The airport is easy to reach; eleven airlines offer international flights to 37 destinations. The Stavanger Airport also serves the helicopter traffic for the offshore North Sea oil installations and is home to the the Royal Norwegian Air Force’s Westland Sea King search and rescue helicopters.

There are several hotels, the Victoria Hotel and Skagen Brygge Hotel, which are by the harbor. The Skagen Brygge Hotel is modern hotel but built in the style of traditional Norwegian sea-houses. They have everything you need to be pampered on your holiday with a sauna, solarium, steam bath, and fitness room. The Victoria Hotel is an English-style hotel where those taking flights Stavanger from London for their Norway holiday will feel right at home.