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Sele and Borestrand Beach
This
wonderful beach is about 3 kilometres long, with dunes along the full
length. The large mouth of the Figgio river with footbridge emerges at
the northern end and divides the smaller Sele beach to the north from
Bore beach. A great place to walk and enjoy sea breezes. |
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The beach is popular with surfers, wind-surfers, runners and horse-riders
all through the year. There is also private salmon fishing in the Figgjo river
in the autumn. It can be very brisk here in a westerly wind. On hot summer days, children do bathe but the water always has waves, is quite cold and in places there can be an undertow. There are safer, warmer bathing beaches for children around Stavanger. Please remember not to harm the beautiful sand dunes but rather walk and play on the beach. The walk is easily extended for many kilometres both to the north and south by continuing along the rocky coastline to the next beaches in each direction. Map reference: Kartblad 1212IV Stavanger, 006 244 By car: Drive south from Stavanger on the E39, take the 509 exit and follow signs to Sola. At the 510 junction turn left and drive south towards Voll. After 8.5km, turn right to Sele. Follow this road for 2.5km, turning sharply to left in the village, then turn right down track to beach. Parking: Beside the beach Distance from Stavanger: 30 km |
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Travel time from Stavanger:
40 minutes by car Duration of the visit: 2 hours or longer Facilities: Carpark Kids verdict: Great beach, but not safe for bathing See also: Orrestrand beach Hellestø beach Brusand beach Hotel booking south of Stavanger (Jaeren, Dalene) Hotel booking in the Stavanger area Hotels in Sandnes |
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