Kvickbadhuset

Höganäs's museum of coal, clay and ceramics, from salt-glazed stoneware and Åke Holm to changing contemporary shows.

Höganäs's town beach beside the small-boat harbor: shallow sand, a jetty, a boulder park and a sauna for year-round dips.

Former salt-glaze pottery halls in Höganäs, now filled with ceramics, design shops, a brewery and food around the surviving kilns.

A 700-meter sandy beach at Strandbaden, between Höganäs and Nyhamnsläge, with pine woods and a protected coastal heath behind it.

Outdoor guides on Kullaberg since 1986. From May to September they run RIB porpoise safaris, and in summer also cave walks, rappelling, coasteering and a family treasure hunt, mostly from Naturum Kullaberg. Self-service mountain bike and e-bike rental in Mölle runs year-round. Book online; groups by arrangement.

Small kayak outfit at Arild harbor, founded in 2011. From June to September it rents sea kayaks, sit-on-top kayaks (singles and doubles) and SUP boards, and runs guided kayak and SUP tours plus SUP yoga classes. Book online ahead.

Vineyard near Lerhamn with 22 hectares of vines; its Immelen 2022 was served with the main course at the 2025 Nobel Banquet. In summer, guided tours with tastings run daily and the Skänken wine bar is open; both continue on set days until early October, and groups can book tours year-round.

Icelandic horse farm on Himmelstorpsvägen at the edge of the Kullaberg nature reserve. Small-group trail rides through the beech forest, from a 1.5-hour loop to a half-day ride to Mölle with lunch. Riders from age 10, max 90 kg, some riding experience expected. Also a riding school and camps.