Places to visit

A fishing village on the north shore of the peninsula — old captains' houses, narrow lanes, a working harbor.

Working fishing harbor and stop for visiting yachts — boat trips and a harborside café in summer.

A preserved 19th-century farm inside the nature reserve — coffee on the lawn, footpaths in every direction.

Höganäs is a ceramics town since the 1830s — the museum covers the full arc from coal-mine roots to today's studios.

A sheltered swimming cove on Kullaberg's south side — clear water against limestone cliffs, reached by a short path from the lighthouse road.

A small bay on the north side of Kullaberg — shaded picnic spots and a quiet pebble beach.

A renaissance castle with open gardens, an orangerie, a small museum, and concerts in summer.

The brightest lighthouse in Scandinavia, perched at the tip of the cape with sweeping Kattegat views.

Höganäs's town beach by the harbor — wide wooden deck along the water, mini-golf, ice cream, a bouldering area, and harbor restaurants overlooking the yachts. Kvickbadhuset and Salthallarna are a short walk away.

Long sandy beach along the Öresund south of Höganäs — family-friendly with shallow water, dunes, and a kiosk in summer.

A picture-postcard harbor of wooden boathouses at the foot of Kullaberg — go for a swim, stay for the ice cream.

Visitor center for the Kullaberg nature reserve — exhibits, trail maps, and the starting point for cape hikes.

Lars Vilks' driftwood cathedral on the cliffs — part hike, part pilgrimage, part art project.

Quiet pebble-and-sand stretch on the Skälderviken side of the peninsula — good for long walks and big-sky sunsets.

Wooden bathhouses on the cliff face above a sheltered swimming bay — a Mölle classic since 1908.

The old salt halls in Mölle — now a coastal viewpoint with one of the best sunset spots on the cape.

The cliffs below the cape hide several sea caves — best reached by kayak, some on foot at low tide.

Small swimming bay just east of Mölle harbor — pebble beach, shallow entry, and a sun-trap on calm afternoons.

Wide sand beach south of Höganäs — popular with kitesurfers and windsurfers when the westerlies pick up.

Sandy strand on the Öresund just north of the Viken fishing village — calm shallows and views across to Helsingør.