From the harbour to Haraldshaugen
Walk through centuries of Norwegian history, from the vibrant city centre to the Viking monument that shaped a nation.
Walk through centuries of Norwegian history, from the vibrant city centre to the Viking monument that shaped a nation.
Why Haugesund Walks
No schedules, no groups. Stop where you want, move when you're ready.
Created by locals who know the best spots — including the coffee place tourists never find.
Buy and go. No download needed — your guide opens straight in your browser on any phone.
Fits a 4–6 hour port stop. Start at the harbour, see the best of Haugesund, be back on time.
Written and verified by certified Haugesund tour guides. Every stop, every story — local expertise you can trust.
Choose Your Walk
Pick the tour that fits your day. From 99 NOK (approx. £8) per tour.
Ship excursions cost 400–800 NOK. Our self-guided tours start at 99 NOK.
Most Popular
The Heart of the City
Discover Haugesund's highlights in a compact route. Marilyn Monroe's connection, the harbour, Town Hall square, and Norway's most important Viking monument.
History Focus
Where Norway Was Born
A deeper dive into Haugesund's Norse history. From the 1891 red-brick church to Haraldshaugen, burial mound of King Harald Fairhair who unified Norway.
Best Value
Vikings, Coast & Rising Tides
Vikings, coastline and the iconic Rising Tides horse sculptures. Walk from the harbour through Haraldshaugen and along the coastal path to Kvalsvik.
How It Works
Choose from three pre-built tours. All designed to fit a cruise port day.
Card payment in 30 seconds. Instant access the moment it goes through.
Open your tour on your phone and explore. Google Maps guides you through every stop.
What walkers say
"We had 5 hours in Haugesund and used the Viking Heritage Walk. The stop descriptions were brilliant — we knew exactly what we were looking at and why it mattered. Haraldshaugen was stunning. Worth every krone."
"Downloaded offline maps as instructed and it worked perfectly — no signal issues at all on the coastal path. The local tips were genuinely useful. The waffle with brunost at the end was a great suggestion!"
"Did the Rising Tides walk with my sister — absolutely incredible. We saw parts of Haugesund no one else from our ship visited. The coastal path was wild and beautiful. Best port day of the whole cruise."