Welcome to Kullaberg

Nature is an adventure – and it starts here! The nature reserve is always open!
At the visitor center naturum Kullaberg you can get knowledge, inspiration and tips to help you discover the nature.  Naturum is situated nearby the tip of Kullaberg. Here you can enjoy a stunning view of the sea and its surroundings. You´ll find the opening hours in naturum Kullaberg further down on the page.

How to get here

By bus: Take bus 222 from Höganäs to Mölle. Hike approx. 5 km up to naturum Kullaberg or jump on the Kullaberg bus 202, which leaves from Mölle bus station in summer.

Find timetables and buy tickets for the bus here.

By car: See map at the bottom of this page.

Parking in Kullaberg Nature Reserve

Parking may only take place in marked parking spaces.

From June 24 to August 11 it is forbidden to park in Kullaberg Nature Reserve between 22:00 to 06:00, both for passenger cars and for motorhomes/caravans.

• Passenger car class I includes cars that are equipped with a maximum of 8 seats in addition to the driver’s seat. Passenger car class II comprises a passenger car with a body that is designed as a living space. Motorhomes are included in this designation (some older motorhomes may be classified as trucks according to previous rules). Trailer is the term that includes the term caravan.

• Parking for motorhomes and caravans: designated spaces at the large car park near the lighthouse, the car park by the golf club, the car park at Ransvik, the car park at Björkeröd and the car park at Himmelstorp.

  It is not permitted to park the motorhome or caravan between 22:00 and 06:00.

To get the most out of your visit

Kullabergs Nature Reserve is a magical expierence all year round. In summertime, however, we have a lot of vististors, especially in the area of the lighthouse. In order to avoid crowding, you  can visit Kullaberg in the mornings when there are less visitors. You can also visit less crowded places at Kullaberg, like Björkeröd, where you can walk in the beautiful beech forest and visit the magical wetland Mölle mosse.

Or why not discover one of our other beautiful Nature Reserves in the vicinity, where you can follow the winding trails along the coastside and take a dip in the ocean . You can find other Nature Reserves to discover here

Safety

In order to increase your safety as a visitor, we have installed rescue points throughout the
reserve. These can be found on signs along our trails. So if you are in an emergency situation and need to call 112, you can indicate your nearest rescue point. This will make it easier for the emergency services to find you. So keep an eye out for the rescue points you pass! You can find a map of the rescue points here.