Kullaberg Nature Reserve
Kullabergs naturreservat
A rocky granite peninsula jutting into the Kattegat, with sea cliffs, sea caves, pebble beaches and hiking trails. It is considered the most beautiful coastline in Skåne.
Kullaberg is a granite peninsula about 35 km north of Helsingborg that stretches out into the sea. It rises to roughly 188 m. Its western tip is marked by steep sea cliffs, caves and pebble coves, covered in beech forest and heather moorland. It is the best-known coastal hiking area in southwestern Sweden. The classic route starts from Mölle and follows the Skåneleden trail to the tip of the peninsula, where Kullen Lighthouse stands. The walk passes sea caves and viewpoints and covers about 6–8 km in total. Visitors can also try sea kayaking, rock climbing and snorkeling, and dolphins are sometimes spotted in summer. The nature reserve charges a parking/entry fee of about 100 SEK per car. Without a car, you can take a bus from Helsingborg to Mölle and walk from there.
Opening hours
Open all day (nature center 10:00–17:00 in summer)