The Pulpit Rock and the Magic Road

Your hike to the Pulpit Rock starts here. So, leave the car here and head to this picturesque location. There is a long distance to walk, passing through the landscapes of the local forests and the mighty rocks.
Bear in mind that this hike requires a bit of endurance, so it would be a good idea to bring some water and wear light, comfortable shoes.

One of the most iconic views in Norway is the Pulpit Rock, with its gorgeous, stunning, amazing, and unbelievable scenery. It doesn't matter how many adjectives you use; it will never be enough to describe its beauty.
The hike to the Pulpit Rock is approximately 4 kilometres each way, making it 8 kilometres in total. But the stunning views from the top make it all worth it.
You should bring sturdy shoes and a raincoat since even in summer, it can rain a bit and be cloudy.

So, that is the end of your hiking to the Pulpit Rock. You still have a pretty long way to go. So, head back to the car and get back on the road.

As you travel through the stunning fjord, be sure to enjoy the breathtaking scenery and soak up the tranquillity of the natural surroundings.
For lunch after hiking, treat yourself to a cup of hot coffee and an authentic Norwegian waffle while admiring the scenic view.

The same ferry from Mortavika to Arsvågen awaits you on the way back, so once again, enjoy the scenic views and take lots of memorable photos!

Upon arrival at Arsvågen, disembark the ferry and continue your journey.

You will now drive back through the amazing road, following the old route that goes deep into the fjord. Waterfalls, mountains, and little villages will make up the landscape you encounter. It is a truly gorgeous road that will leave you in awe. Stop as many times as you need, and enjoy the views to your heart's content.

One stop that you cannot miss is Langfoss Waterfall in Etne village. Langfoss Waterfall is one of the most beautiful natural attractions in Norway and a must-see destination for visitors to the country.
At a height of 612 metres, it is one of the tallest waterfalls in Norway, and the breathtaking views of the cascading water make it a popular spot for photography and sightseeing.

Odda is a picturesque town located in the Hardangerfjord region of Norway, surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The town center is vibrant and bustling with local shops, cozy cafés, and restaurants serving up delicious Norwegian cuisine.
Before continuing on your way to Bergen, be sure to stop by one of the local eateries for a hearty dinner. If you're not in a rush, you may even consider staying overnight to explore more of this charming town.