Situated within the Lysefjord, this is one of the most photographed spots in Norway, but not everyone has the stomach for it; a flat-topped viewing platform (25 metres by 25 metres) leading out over a sheer 600+ metre drop into the fjord below, a natural formation – rather than man-made intervention.

Lysefjord is a fjord in Norway, located in the Vestland region in the Rogaland valley near Stavanger. Due to its accessibility, the undisputed entertainment is included in the entertainment and educational values ​​​​in the number of the most famous tourist sites in Norway. Here, since the end of the 20th century, a new type of parachute sport has become widespread - base jumping, economical, much more accessible than classic parachuting using aircraft. A popular place among hikers and tourists.