CAVE WALK

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Kullaberg’s magical caves will trigger your imagination as you explore them. Some of them even served as living quarters during the Stone Age. This is a scenic guided walk on the southern side of Kullaberg, where we visit two different caves. The walk takes us along the spectacular shoreline.

In order to make activities available at fantastic Kullaberg, we carry out scheduled tours with prices that suit individuals and families below.
For company bookings or larger parties outside these times, please click here.
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Do you want to discover the shore and caves at Kullaberg?

The cave/shore walk is a tour that takes you along the beautiful rocky coast of Kullaberg where you can experience a wild landscape, the sea, the rocks and the caves! Join us for a walk that’s rocky, demanding, and absolutely wonderful! The trip starts at naturum, the visitor centre. During the summer we have one walk every day at 1400h. The easiest way to book is to use the calendar above. Pick a date in the calendar and fill in the number of participants.

  • Not suitable for children under the age of 6.
  • Parts of the route can be quite demanding. 
  • We recommend suitable shoes.
  • The tour lasts about one hour.

We recommend that you combine the cave walk with abseiling! We take the gear with us and finish the tour by abseiling ourselves down a cliff wall. Abseiling is booked separately.

Our guide centre is located at naturum Kullaberg, next to Kullen Lighthouse. Bring your ticket and check in at Kullabergsguiderna’s reception inside the visitor centre.

 

DIRECTIONS

Arriving from the south:

Take road 111 northbound from Helsingborg, through Höganäs to Mölle. In Mölle, continue through the village, and after about 4 km, the road ends at a big gravel car park. Walk the last 300 m to the visitor centre.

Arriving from the north:

Coming from Ängelholm, take road 112 to Höganäs. Follow the brown signs for Kullaberg, along road 111, to Mölle. In Mölle, continue through the village, and after about 4 km, the road ends at a big gravel car park. Walk the last 300 m to the visitor centre.