In the sea around Kullaberg, you can often spot the porpoise – a small toothed whale that looks like a dolphin.
From aboard our RIB, see our porpoises close up and marvel at the spectacular Kullaberg scenery with alluring coves and mysterious caves.
It’s a 400 metre walk from the visitor centre to the boat. The path is uneven and partially steep.
– Regular whale safari, departs from Naturum Kullaberg.
– Daily 21 June – 24 August
– 10:30, 12:00, 13:30, 15:30
– Adults: 480 kr, Children under 12: 300 kr
– Duration: approx. 1 h
Extended whale safari during which we check out the huge piece of land art, Nimis, from the sea.
You will hear all the crazy stories surrounding the artwork, and on our way there, we pass some of Kullaberg’s most beautiful places, such as the Gate, the bird protection area (peregrine falcon) and Söftingsgrottan, Kullaberg’s deepest cave.
It’s a 400 metre walk from the visitor centre to the boat. The path is uneven and partially steep.
– Departs from Naturum Kullaberg.
– Daily 7 July – 10 August
– 13:30
– Adults: 580 kr, Children under 12: 350 kr
– Duration: approx. 1.5 h
Experience the magical evening light on the waters around Kullaberg. The breeze usually dies down and the whales are often more active in the evening.
This is also a great ride if for example you have a bad knee, as it is easier to climb down into the boat from the harbour in Mölle.
– The ride is somewhat extended as it departs from Mölle harbour.
– Daily 7 July – 10 August
– 18:00 and 19:45
– Departs from Mölle harbour
– Adults: 580 kr, Children under 12: 350 kr
– Duration: approx. 1.5 h
In the sea around Kullaberg, you can often spot the porpoise – a small toothed whale that looks like a dolphin.
From aboard our RIB, see our porpoises close up and marvel at the spectacular Kullaberg scenery with alluring coves and mysterious caves.
This is also a great ride if for example you have a bad knee, as it is easier to climb down into the boat from the harbour in Mölle.
– This is the same ride as the regular whale safari, but it departs from Mölle harbour.
– Every Saturday 17 May – 14 June
– Daily 11 July – 3 August
– Every Saturday 30 Aug – 20 Sept
– Adults: 480 kr, Children under 12: 300 kr
– Duration: approx. 1 h
Environment
Kullabergsguiderna are eco-certified by Nature’s Best Sweden. We believe that showing and informing the public about these amazing mammals will lead to more protection. We try to impact the environment as little as possible and follow international whale safari guidelines. Our boats have a modern four stroke outboard motor combined with a lightweight RIB boat for low carbon dioxide emissions.
There is a fairly even distribution over the year, though June and July seem to be the best months. Also, evenings are better than daytime.
Wear clothes according to the day’s weather but remember that it’s colder out on the water. We recommend an extra jacket.
We do recommend booking beforehand as the boat only has 12 seats and the tour is often sold out. Normally a few days ahead should be enough.
The descent to Paradise harbour is partially quite steep. Stairs and ladders are provided in some places. The last twenty metres you have to walk over the rocks. The guide will assist you at all times. The walk is about 600 m long and has an elevation difference of 60 m. If you’re worried about the descent, choose the evening tour which starts in Mölle harbour.
As porpoises are wild animals, we can’t guarantee that you’ll spot any. Most of our guests who didn’t get to see them are still very happy with their visit. You will get a fun boat ride and see the wild nature of Kullaberg.
We only cancel tours due to bad weather conditions. When the wind comes from the west or northwest, the sea is too rough to go out. In that case we will contact you via phone and you will either get a refund or you can choose another day.
We don’t have any age restrictions, but we do not recommend taking toddlers under the age of two. Keep in mind that the path to Paradise harbour isn’t suited for pushchairs.
Yes we do, starting from a body weight of 10 kg.
The porpoises sometimes swim close to the boat, but usually they stay about 20 m away.
Sometimes we see seals that come over from the surrounding islands to hunt. There are many different kinds of seabirds and if you’re lucky you get to see peregrine falcons.
