Southernmost Norway have two regions labelled as sustainable destinations; Lindesnes and Setesdal. Sustainable Destination is the Nordic region’s only national labelling scheme for travel destinations.
About Sustainable Destination
Sustainable Destination is the Nordic region’s only national labelling scheme for travel destinations. It is a tool for sustainable development of businesses and destinations when it comes to the environment, the local community, the cultural heritage, and the economy.
The label does not mean that the destinations are 100 per cent sustainable yet, but in a long-term process. They are evaluated every three years. Read more about sustainable travel in Norway.

Read more about the two Sustainable destinations in Southern Norway
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Lindesnes
The official webpage for the southern most part of Norway, the Lindesnes region. Find out what to do, what to see, where to stay, what's on, shopping and restaurants in Mandal, Lindesnes and Marnardal.
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Setesdal
The Setesdal valley is centrally located in Southern Norway and easily accessible from continental Europe. In the winter you can choose between two skiing destinations; Brokke and Hovden.
Travel greener
Every time you see a tuft of grass you know that the associated products and offers are a part of the environmental scheme. “The tussock” / Green Travel is a common navigation to all qualified environmental schemes used among tourism enterprises in Norway. The symbol helps you find environmentally certified alternatives. Read more about Green Travel at visitnorway.com.

Next up...
Two more destinations in southernmost Norway are working on becoming sustainable destinations; Kristiansand and Arendal.
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Kristiansand
Kristiansand is the southernmost city in Norway. Kristiansand is also declared the children's city, because of all the funny activities for all the family.
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Arendal
Hotels, restaurants and things to do in Arendal, Southern Norway.