The 10 Best Things to do in Farsund, Southern Norway

Farsund Tourist Information is open all year round and can be found in the town centre at Torvgata 2, surrounded by pleasant and attractive shops and cafés. The Tourist Office can help you with information on sights to see, trips to take, activities and events both locally and in the neighbouring regions to the east and west. We can recommend excellent walking trips, possibilities for fishing, and activities for the whole family. Maps are available for sale and boat trips with local fishermen can be arranged. Bicycles and life jackets are available for hire. Please contact us for more information.

Challenge the elements and yourself with Lista Aktiv! Choose between courses in windsurfing, SUP (stand-up paddling), kayak and yoga. With our experienced instructors, you are in best hands! The activities run from end of June to beginning of August.

Visit Norways most beautiful outdoor saunas in an unique maritime environment. The sauna is placed on the location of one of the last puplic sea bathhouse and is unique. It is also the public city beach and is in the middle of the beautiful city of Farsund.

Kaperbutikken is a small shop related to the theatre show "Ludolf og den forsvunne engelskmannen". We sell merchandise with the Ludolf and Teodora logo.

Nordberg Fort is a German costal fort from the Second World War. The fort has 17 authentic buildings. It is also a new museum there where you can find a café, museum shop and exhibitions. The forts location is fantastic with the beautiful view of Listas coastline.

The first lighthouse at Gunnarshaug was lit on November 10th in 1836. From 1853 to 1873 the station consisted of three towers, and was the worlds largest at the time. Today a 34 metre tall stone tower built in 1853 is in full operation at the site. Follow the 132 steps to the top and enjoy the fantastic view of the Lista peninsula and the sea. Adjacent to the lighthouse you will find an art gallery, an information centre, a small cafe and shop, an ornithological station and two apartments for rent. The Lighthouse area and Exhibitions are open to the Public, free of charge. We do however charge an entrance fee for the Tower (NOK 40 for adults, NOK 20 for kids).