Plan your trip to Lindesnes

From close encounters with the weather and long forest walks to the underwater restaurant “Under” and charming white-painted wooden houses – this region is Southern Norway in a nutshell.

At the southernmost tip of Norway, Lindesnes is the epitome of coastal life. To fully immerse yourself in the elements, you can spend the night in Norway’s oldest lighthouse.

Lindesnes has achieved the certification Sustainable Destination. Although this does not mean that the destination is sustainable, it does mean that it has made a commitment to work systematically to reduce the negative effects of tourism, while strengthening its positive ripple effects.

It has also claimed worldwide fame through the underwater gourmet restaurant Under. Make sure you book a table well in advance for one of the most memorable meals of your life.

From forest walks and bike rides to relaxing beach life, the region offers plenty of activities and nature experiences. The culture buff will also enjoy the many small and quirky museums.

Less than an hour’s drive from Lindesnes lies the city of Mandal. Here, you’ll find the white-painted wooden houses and charming narrow streets that characterize the small towns of Southern Norway.

Mandal is also a place for live music, festivals, food, and, not least the 800-metre long city beach Sjøsanden. Nearby, the beautiful large nature park Furulunden is perfect for kids, with playgrounds both between the trees and in the water.

Get in-depth travel information on Lindesnes’ official website.

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Lindesnes Lighthouse

Lindesnes Lighthouse is Norway's oldest dating back to 1656. It occupies the southernmost tip of the Norwegian mainland – 2518 km from the North… Read more

Lindesnes Lighthouse

Sjøsanden beach

The secret is that you will always be able to find a beach that is sheltered from the weather and the wind, regardless of which way the wind is… Read more

Sjøsanden beach

Adventure Norway

Adventure Norway in Marnardal offers great activities in a beautiful and quiet environment. Read more

Adventure Norway

Mandal museum

Mandal museum is home to southern Norway's largest fishing history exhibition. Here you will also find the childhood home of the artist brothers… Read more

Mandal museum

Vigeland hus (Vigeland House)

The childhood home of the artists Gustav and Emanuel Vigeland in Mandal. Read more

Vigeland hus (Vigeland House)

Ryvingen Lighthouse

Ryvingen lighthouse is Norway's southernmost lighthouse! Read more

Ryvingen Lighthouse

Ski sentre i Lindesnes

In the Lindesnes Region we have four skiing centers located around in the mountains and one in Mandal, near the coast. Read more

Ski sentre i Lindesnes

Uranienborg - the viewing point

Uranienborg is a wonderful and popular viewpoint where you can the whole city and out to the sea, 62 meters over sea level. Read more

Uranienborg - the viewing point

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Lindesnes lighthouse in Southern Norway during sunset.

Lindesnes and Mandal

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Lindesnes and Mandal

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By train

The train between Oslo and Stavanger stops at Breland, Marnardal, and Audnedal in Lindesnes.
By bus

Express buses operate daily services to Lindesnes from Oslo, Kristiansand and Stavanger.

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By car

If you are travelling from Oslo, you can drive the E6 to Kristiansand and onwards on the E39 to Lindesnes.

From Stavanger, the E39 takes you all the way to Lindesnes.

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By boat

There are good ferry links from Denmark to Kristiansand. From there, you can take the train or bus to Lindesnes.
Local travel

A well-developed bus network makes it easy to get around in Lindesnes.

If you want to see Lindesnes on two wheels, the beautiful North Sea Cycle Route follows the coast through the region.
By plane

The closest airport is Kristiansand Airport 57 kilometres from Mandal.

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Towards sustainability

The certification Sustainable Destination is a label given to destinations that work systematically to reduce the negative impacts of tourism. In addition to providing visitors with enjoyable experiences, the destination must strive to minimise its impact on local nature, culture and the environment, and support the local community and economy. The municipality and the travel industry shall cooperate closely to assure that the destination is a great place in which to live as well as visit.

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