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Photo: Elisabeth Høibo

Spring in Kristiansand

Spring in Kristiansand is marked by a mild, coastal climate, with gradually rising temperatures and longer days than in many other parts of Norway, thanks to the city’s location by the sea. Already early in the season, you can enjoy outdoor dining, walks along Bystranda, and boat trips in the archipelago. Spring also signals the start of many cultural events and an expanded selection of activities in the city centre. The combination of great shopping, local eateries, and nature experiences makes Kristiansand an attractive choice for a spring getaway.

Experience the spring bloom in Kristiansand:

Dronebilde fra 3. stampe i Baneheia med mennesker som bader og soler seg
Photo: Iselinn Andersen // Visit Sørlandet

Weather & climate in spring:

March: Average temperatures range from 2–6°C, with some frosty nights, but also milder days. Sea temperatures remain around 3–5°C.

April: Temperatures rise to 5–11°C. Spring becomes more noticeable with more hours of sunshine and less rainfall. Sea temperatures is around 5–8°C.

May: The average temperature is 10–16°C, with some days reaching above 20°C. The sea also starts to warm up, typically between 9–12°C.

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Photo: Frida Neverdal // Visit Sørlandet