Maybe I was just lucky, but when I visited Lindesnes Fyr, it was a beautiful clear day. I could see far into the North Sea. It was certainly worth the ride on treacherous curvy roads to get there. The lighthouse itself is interesting with some strange underground passages, but it was ultimately the spectacular view which enchanted me. More

Even though i am a norwegian it is always like the first time when i go to places like this. the scenery is wonderful, it is a panoramic view and a perfect daytrip from Kristiansand or Stavanger, or just a stop on the road. More

I´ve visited the lighthouse many times earlier, but it still manage to surprise me how beautiful it is here. This time we came in February, and for the first time we stayed overnight! We rented the lighthouse keeper apartment, and arrived on a beautiful calm sunny day. Spring was in the air, and the children where all over the place... More

Go there in a stormy weather and you will experience somthing you will never forget. More

Visit it on a sunny day and enjoy the calm sea, climb the light-house, watch the traffic at sea, have a look at the original old wood-fired lighthouse, and visit the small museum in the rock itself. And do enjoy the local waffles with strawberry marmelade, sold during the summer from the small caravan at the carpark. You may also... More

Lindesnes Fyr is the most southern point on the mainland of Norway. I have visited the lighthouse several times and I am stunned every time. This is a place worth visiting; interesting history, fantastic view and landscape. I have visited with my children also (age 2 and 4). They like to run around in the tunnels from the 2.world war... More