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Getting Here from Stavanger: from Sandnes: from Tau / Jørpeland

Flørli 4.444 – getting here www.florli.no · 0047 902 65 133 · [email protected] Flørli can only be reached by ferry, there are two ferries, four daily calls. You can bring your car on the ferry or leave it on the quay in for example Lauvvik or Lysebotn. Groups can charter a boat, see under www.florli.no/events. Time schedules: Kolumbus (MS Lysefjord, a fast ferry, takes 10 cars): https://kolumbus.no/globalassets/ruter/baatruter/stavanger-lysebotn-kombibat.pdf To order for car: https:// bestilling.kolumbus.no. Passengers buy tickets on board. The Fjords AS (MS Sognefjord, a large ferry with sightseeing, takes 40 cars): https://www.visitflam.com/en/sightseeing/experiences-in-the-fjords/fjord-cruise-lysefjorden/ From Stavanger: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 13:00 direct Kolumbus ferry leaving from the Fiskepirterminal in the city centre. All other days: drive or take the bus to Sandnes and Lauvvik. The ferry goes back to Stavanger every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:35, arriving at the Fiskepirterminal at 9:00. Regular airport shuttles from there (www.flybussen.no/stavanger). From Sandnes: There are many busses and trains between Stavanger and Sandnes. From Sandnes, take bus 47 to Lauvvik or drive yourself along RV13. Bus 47 drives Monday – Saturday, about every 2 hours. Schedule: https://www.kolumbus.no/globalassets/ruter/bussruter/stavanger-sandnes-omegn/47-sandnes-sviland- lauvvik.pdf. You can also order a taxi to get you to Lauvvik ferry quay. From Tau / Jørpeland: Take the busline 100 Tau to Jørpeland. This bus corresponds with the ferry from Stavanger (Fiskepirterminal), https://www.kolumbus.no/globalassets/ruter/bussruter/ryfylke/100-tau-jorpeland.pdf. In Jørpeland, switch to bus 108 to Forsand ferry quay: https://www.kolumbus.no/globalassets/ruter/bussruter/ryfylke/108-forsand-oanes-meling-idse-kvalvag- botne-vika-jorpeland.pdf. Monday to Friday only. Taxi to Forsand, tel 0047 47 50 60 50. .

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