Residents of Stavanger, Norway are expressing growing frustration with the increasing number of cruise ships docking near their homes. Gaye Rosland, a local resident, reports being able to hear conversations from passengers and having tourists wander into private gardens. This proximity has fueled criticism regarding the surge in mass tourism. Rosland openly states her dislike for the cruise ships, reflecting a wider sentiment among some community members. Concerns center around the disruption to daily life and the impact of large visitor volumes. The situation highlights a common tension between the economic benefits of tourism and the quality of life for local inhabitants. This is leading to calls for a reassessment of cruise ship access and tourism management in the area.