Lysefjord – Norway’s Fjord of Light 🌊

#postandearn #attractive Exploring Lysefjord, one of Norway’s most dramatic fjords, was a journey I’ll never forget. Stretching 42 kilometers, this fjord is surrounded by towering granite cliffs, waterfalls cascading into the sea, and tiny farms perched high on the mountainsides. The name Lysefjord means “fjord of light,” and when the sun hits the water, the scenery truly glows. One of the best ways to experience Lysefjord is by boat cruise. From Stavanger, I joined a fjord cruise that took me past seals basking on rocks, the famous Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen) seen from below, and the impressive Hengjanefossen waterfall, where the captain steered close enough for us to feel the spray. For those who love hiking, both Preikestolen and Kjerag start from Lysefjord’s edges, making it the perfect adventure hub. Practical tips: Cruises run year-round, but summer offers the most pleasant weather. Bring a windbreaker even on sunny days, as the breeze on the water can be chilly. If you prefer kayaking, Lysefjord is a paddler’s paradise, offering a more personal way to connect with its vast beauty. For nature lovers, photographers, and adventurers, Lysefjord is Norway at its most breathtaking. 🌍 #createwithtrip #lysefjord #norwayfjords