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Hiking in Southern Norway
Southern Norway offers numerous hiking possibilities, from the mountains of Setesdal and Sirdal to picturesque coastal paths by the sea.
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Sørlandet Feriesenter "Southern Norway holiday centre" is a family camp site with lots of activities, located…
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Sørlandet Feriesenter Camping
RisørSørlandet Feriesenter "Southern Norway holiday centre" is a family camp site with lots of activities, located…
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Farsund Resort, a holiday resort with traditional cabins and attractive guest harbour, nestles in an idyllic…
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Farsund Resort
FarsundFarsund Resort, a holiday resort with traditional cabins and attractive guest harbour, nestles in an idyllic…
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Bjørnevåg Resort
FarsundBjørnevåg Resort is beautifully located by the Spind fjord between Lyngdal and Farsund.
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Explore the archipelago in Southern Norway
Explore the coastline in Southern Norway by boat, car or bike. Visit the outports by a local ferry and explore the secluded beaches and archipelago.
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Fishing in Southern Norway
The Skagerrak coast in Southern Norway offers ample opportunities for deep-sea fishing and the rivers are famous for the wild salmon.
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Lindesnes Lighthouse is Norway's oldest dating back to 1656. It occupies the southernmost tip of the Norwegian…
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Lindesnes Lighthouse
LindesnesLindesnes Lighthouse is Norway's oldest dating back to 1656. It occupies the southernmost tip of the Norwegian…
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Visit Lista lighthouse. In addition to the lighthouse tower, you'll find a visitor centre, tourist information…
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Lista Lighthouse
FarsundVisit Lista lighthouse. In addition to the lighthouse tower, you'll find a visitor centre, tourist information…
Accommodation Lindesnes Lighthouse
LindesnesThis is a unique experience that you are bound to remember for the rest of your life.
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Explore the Flekkefjord railway line. Stunning nature scenes offer visitors a great day out. Suitable for the…
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FlekkefjordExplore the Flekkefjord railway line. Stunning nature scenes offer visitors a great day out. Suitable for the whole family, young children included. Daily tours arranged during the summer months, departing from the bus station.
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Raet National Park
Raet is Southern Norway’s national park. Raet National Park extends from Grimstad, through Arendal and on to Lyngør in Tvedestrand. The park was created in 2016 to protect this special natural area.
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Southern Norway will be home to the world's largest underwater restaurant
Southern Norway will be home to the world's largest and Europe's first underwater restaurant.
Top attractions in Southern Norway
Visit Norway’s southernmost point, ride a vintage train and explore the nature in Southern Norway.
Round trips in Southern Norway
Take a drive along the North Sea Road, explore the Lysefjord and Pulpit Rock, and enjoy southern culture in the many villages along the coast.
Museums in Southern Norway
Cultural heritage museums in Southern Norway. The museum union includes nine museums, located close to each other in the south of Norway.
Dining in Southern Norway
Find out where to eat in Southern Norway, from the top-rated restaurants on Trip Advisor to coffee bars and cafés.
Festivals in Southern Norway
It is a large number of festivals in Southern Norway. In the summer time focused on music and local food and many smaller events throughout the year.
Setesdal
The Setesdal valley is centrally located in Southern Norway and easily accessible from continental Europe. In the winter you can choose between two skiing destinations; Brokke and Hovden.
Lyngdal
Visit Lyngdal in Southern Norway and go fishing, shopping, hiking or swimming at Sorlandsbadet and find accommodation at Rosfjord Strandhotell.
Kristiansand
Kristiansand is the southernmost city in Norway. Kristiansand is also declared the children's city, because of all the funny activities for all the family.
Arendal
Hotels, restaurants and things to do in Arendal, Southern Norway.
Tvedestrand
In Tvedestrand you can stroll between white wooden houses on narrow cobbled streets with a bookshop on every corner.
Island paradise of Lyngør
In 2015, Lyngør was number one on the list "top ten 'lesser known' European islands to visit by British newspaper The Guardian.
Grimstad
Think of Grimstad, and you think of skerries, white-painted wooden houses, festivals, good food, and summer atmosphere. Enjoy lazy days in the sun, a bicycle ride, or a visit to one of the museums in town.
The Lindesnes region
The official webpage for the southern most part of Norway, the Lindesnes region. Find out what to do, what to see, where to stay, what's on, shopping and restaurants in Mandal, Lindesnes, Marnardal, Audnedal and Åseral.
Flekkefjord
Experience Flekkefjord: Ride a rail bike through 17 tunnels, visit Hidra or the Dutch Quarter, go hiking or shopping or just relax by the fjords.
Farsund and Lista
Visit the Farsund and Lista region in Southern Norway and experience hiking, Lista lighthouse, American festival and other attractions.
Risør
Risør is a small town along the coastline of Southern Norway, 1,5 hours east of Kristiansand. Risør is known as "the wooden house town" and has a rich coastal culture heritage.
Kvinesdal
Visit Kvinesdal in Southern Norway. Go hiking, fishing or golfing. Learn about american heritage and Norwegian ancestors.
Lillesand
Lillesand is the town of the sailing ships and white painted wooden houses, situated just 20 minutes east of Kristiansand.
