Rulantica areas

God temple for Sun Worshipers 

This beautiful temple was built by sea people to honour the goddess Frigg, as she often soothed the wrath of her god husband Odin, who severely punished invaders. With her goodness, Frigg saved many lives. In the large outdoor pool, water lovers can really let off steam and then rejuvenate with a delicious fruit drink in the Tempel Krog.

Tip: the Rulantica Vibes

Off to the mysterious source 

It's the home of magical creatures that glide gracefully through the water: Lumåfals lures all with a wave pool, framed by huge stlactites and stalacmites. Inside the cave pours a huge waterfall. Here slumbers the source of life, guarded by the sea people. Incidentally, these fascinating creatures can best be admired from the lazy river. Just be immersed and let yourself drift.

The City on Stilts

In the past, the four-metre-high stilts were the only thing protecting the Vikings in Rangnakor from the raging floods. The wooden settlement offers a great view of the entire Rulantica water world. If you want to enjoy this undisturbed, you can book exclusive comfort Hyddas or comfortable comfort sofas here and take advantage of the gastronomic offer. Prefer action? With pleasure! Gigantic slides lead down into the water.

Climbing fun for little pirates 

A sunken three-master and the remains of a steamer await at Skip Strand beach. In the past, intruders were not allowed to enter the island. The stranded ships now bear witness to their failed attempts. The wrecks and the surrounding area are great for romping and playing. Three slides lead down into the turquoise water, while great shows await little explorers on the Skip Strand stage. So head straight for this very special playground!

Perfect relaxation in the lagoon 

Under magnificent pine trees, sheltered by mighty rocks, the Skog Lagune is nestled away. In the pleasant pool with its bubble beds, time simply stops. If you like, enjoy a refreshing drink at the Skogbar in the middle of the water and let everything slow down.

Fantastic journey through Rulantica 

Grab one of the super-comfortable tubes, sit back and be amazed: The ride Snorri's Saga takes you through all of Rulantica. Carried by a gentle current, it passes by the sea people, through a colourful underwater cave, past the City on Stilts and shipwrecks. The most comfortable way to explore the water world!

Romping with the trolls 

In the midst of the home of the trolls, the most peaceful creatures on earth, even the smallest of visitors will find a sheltered place full of secrets and slides: Trølldal. The trolls populated Rulantica long before humans discovered the island. The water in this playground is nice and low and the slides adapted to the age of children. Little ones with a love for climbing may also find their favourite place.

Into the wild current 

This raging river in the outskirts of Rulantica is a real force of nature. The Vildstrøm leads right into the wilderness of Rulantica. If you need a break from the strong rapids, please do: On the shore there are plenty of loungers for sun worshipers. Phew, time off!

Slide races & relaxation in the Tower of the Gods 

Once the Vikings offered their precious gifts to the gods in Nordiskturn, today it is used for sporting competition and relaxation. The impressive 30-metre-high tower, which was built on a sparkling gemstone mine, houses Vikingløp, the largest slide complex in Rulantica to date. If you need a break after a thrilling slide race, you'll find a quiet place to relax at Lågerhus and Stillhet Loft. Hungry Rulantica visitors will find fresh and delicious food in Nordiskturn on both the ground floor and the first floor.

Full speed through the Ice Palace 

Who dares to pass the gigantic sea snake Svalgur? Do not worry, she was frozen in ice after a dispute between the gods in Vinterhal. Her impressive body shapes the mystical Ice Palace. This place has spectacular slides, made for the ultimate adrenaline rush - who wants to give it a go?