Stryn

Stryn is one of Norway's most scenic destinations, nestled deep within the dramatic fjord landscape that the country is famous for. Surrounded by towering mountains, cascading waterfalls, and pristine waters, this village offers unforgettable natural beauty. It's a paradise for photographers, hikers, and anyone seeking to experience the iconic Norwegian fjord scenery at its finest.

By Car / Road

Stryn is accessible by road. Buses connect to nearby cities and towns. Local roads are well-maintained but may be narrow in rural areas. Driving offers the most flexibility for exploring the surrounding region.

The town centre is compact and walkable. Local buses cover the wider area. Taxis are available through Norgestaxi or local taxi companies. For exploring the surrounding region, a rental car is recommended.

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Hotel Alexandra ,

Loen ,

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+47 57 87 50 00 ,

[email protected] .

 

Havila Hotel Raftevold ,

Sanden 27 ,

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+47 57 87 99 99 ,

[email protected] .

  ( updated Nov 2024 )

Stryn summer skiing ,

Old Stryn mt road (route 258) .

This ski resort is open in summer only!

Stryn Vertshus ,

Tonningsgata 19 ,

☏

+47 57 87 05 30 ,

[email protected] .

Main course from kr   70 .  

Bryggja Fiskerestaurant ,

Perhusvegen 11 ,

☏

+47 901 68 134 .

Daily 18:00–01:00 .

Base Camp ,

Tonningsgata 31 ,

☏

+47 907 27 896 .

Stryn Camping ,

Bøavegen 6 ,

☏

+47 57 87 11 36 ,

[email protected] .

Cabin: from kr   350, Apartment: kr   1200-1500 .  

Stryn Hotel ,

Visnesvegen 1

( on route 60, south of the bridge ),

☏

+47 57 87 07 00 ,

[email protected] .

Single: kr   1195, Double: kr   748 .  

Vibeke Visnes ,

Prestestegen 1 ,

☏

+47 57 87 10 87 ,

[email protected] .

 

Stryn Vertshus .

Local shops offer regional products, handicrafts, and everyday necessities. Markets may be held weekly in the town square.

Olden

• Stryn's little brother next door, famous for the glaciers

Ålesund

Geiranger

• via Hellesylt (ferry) or via Strynefjellet/Geiranger mountain roads, continue to Valldal and Åndalsnes

Valdres

• via Otta valley and Valdresflya mountain pass

Gudbrandsdal

• the major valley to the east with the Otta branch

Sognefjord

• the bigger fjord to the south

Routes through Stryn

Otta

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