1. Take a walk in the woods and fields

Head out into nature. In Mandal and Lindesnes, there are countless hiking opportunities, whether you prefer walks, summit hikes, or bike rides. Pack your backpack with a good packed lunch and hot cocoa in a thermos.

Here are some tips for great hiking opportunities:

2. Take a stroll along the pier

Mandal has a fantastic pier that stretches all the way from the ALTI center to Sjøsanden beach. Along the way, you'll pass by restaurants with beautiful outdoor seating areas and can browse shops in the pedestrian street. Before continuing towards the pier with a great view of the archipelago and the entrance to Mandalselva, you'll reach Sjøsanden, one of the country's most beautiful beaches.

3. Experience the "pedestrian street"

In Mandal's pedestrian street, you'll find exciting niche shops, bakeries, and restaurants.

4. Visit Lindesnes Lighthouse and Norway's southernmost point

Norway's southernmost point is worth a visit regardless of the season. Lindesnes Lighthouse is Norway's oldest lighthouse and is a historic landmark that attracts visitors from all over the world. There is much to see, experience, and explore here, and visitors can even stay overnight.

Visitors can climb up the lighthouse and enjoy the breathtaking views of the sea and the beautiful coastal landscape. Inside the lighthouse, there is also an exhibition that tells the history of the lighthouse and its significance for maritime navigation.

In addition to the lighthouse, you can explore the surrounding area. There are several hiking trails that take you through beautiful forests and along the coast. You can experience the fresh sea air and savor the spectacular nature.

5. Adventure Norway

Adventure Norway is Norway's southernmost rafting center, offering exciting experiences surrounded by stunning nature - perfect for the whole family! The most popular activity is rafting and via ferrata, but they also offer climbing, rappelling, paintball, bushcraft, moose safaris, canoe rental, and kayak courses, among others. These activities are suitable for all skill levels and are ideal family activities.

6. Experience Spangereid

In Spangereid, you'll find the world-famous underwater restaurant, Under, and Lindesnes Havhotell with a fantastic seafront location. Also, visit Jentan på Båly, which offers a rich selection of fresh seafood.

7. Try your luck with fishing

Lindesnes is a fantastic place for fishing enthusiasts, offering a wide range of fishing opportunities both in the sea and in freshwater.

In the sea off the coast of Lindesnes, there are abundant fishing opportunities. Here, you can try your hand at deep-sea fishing and catch species such as cod, pollock, coalfish, mackerel, and halibut. Several operators offer guided fishing trips, where experienced fishermen can help you find the best fishing spots and provide tips for a successful catch. Deep-sea fishing off Lindesnes is known to be both exciting and challenging, making it a great way to spend a day at sea.

For those who prefer freshwater fishing, there are several lakes and rivers near Lindesnes that offer good fishing opportunities. Here, you can fish for trout, char, pike, and perch. There are also several fishing lakes perfect for fly fishing, allowing you to experience the calm and relaxing atmosphere of nature.

Lindesnes is also an excellent spot for sports fishermen looking to try their hand at salmon fishing. However, it's important to note that salmon fishing is regulated and often requires a permit or fishing license.

Regardless of whether you are an experienced fisherman or a beginner, Lindesnes is a fantastic place to explore fishing opportunities. Here, you can experience the beautiful nature while enjoying the excitement and joy of catching fish.

8. Sjølingstad Uldvarefabrik

Sjølingstad Uldvarefabrik was established in 1894 and is now designated as a national monument for the textile industry in Norway. Founded in 1894, it is today a living museum factory with its own power plant, dye house, spinning mill, weaving mill, and finishing processes. Guided tours demonstrate various machines and production processes. The museum factory has its own museum shop, changing exhibitions, and a simple café. Please check the website for opening hours outside the season.

9. Take a trip to the day trip cabin Aurebu

Aurebu is a destination for day trips where you can take a break, have your packed lunch, get some warmth, meet others, experience the surrounding nature, and maybe browse a book. The cabin is 25 m2 in size and has both a library and a wood stove. There is also a solar power system with lighting for use when it gets dark. The cabin is intended for day visits only, and overnight stays must be done outside the cabin.

10. Get close to nature in a treetop cabin

Cozy treetop cabins up in the trees in Harkmark available for rent all year round. Gluba Treetop Cabins "Furunåla" and "Elgposten" are meant to be a place where you find peace, unwind, and wake up surrounded by nature.