Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The exotic gardens just outside Stavanger are hugely popular with Norwegian locals. David Nikel Just a 20-minute boat ride from the city of Stavanger, Norway, lies a windswept island hiding an unexpected secret. An explosion of color and fragrance greets guests the moment the ferry arrives and they step into another world.
These are the remarkable gardens of Flor og Fjære , a tropical botanical garden and jungle-themed restaurant at 59 degrees North. Built with passion over three generations, these family-run gardens have grown from a windswept island homestead to a vibrant exotic oasis totally unique in Norway. Brugmansia, commonly known as Angel's Trumpet, is usually native to South America.
David Nikel Guests can wander among palm trees, ponds, waterfalls, exquisite lawns, exotic plants, vivid flowers, and even beaches during their four-hour visit. Fifty thousand summer flowers are planted each year, ensuring that no two years look the same. The gardens attract nature enthusiasts from across the world and large numbers of repeat local visitors, making it one of the top Stavanger attractions .
Winding paths lead visitors past palm trees and colorful flowers. David Nikel Visiting Flor og Fjære is only possible by pre-booking a package, which includes boat transport to and from the island, a guided tour, a meal in the jungle-themed restaurant, and free time to explore. A Favorite Of Locals The first clue this is a special.