The Kulla Peninsula is farming country, and many growers sell straight from the barn door. What's on the shelves follows the season: asparagus and new potatoes in early summer, tomatoes and berries in high summer, apples in autumn.
Highland cattle on Kullaberg's grazing land, with Kullen Lighthouse beyond
Photo: Peterappelros · CC BY 3.0Lerberget and its farmland from the air
Photo: David Castor · Public domainA few to know
- Vikentomateroutside Viken; around 100 tomato varieties from spring to late autumn, plus a garden café
- Kullamustan apple press in Mjöhult since 1929, making juice from 100% fruit with nothing added; shop and café
- Baggers Gårdsbutikself-service shop near Höganäs selling its own vegetables and potatoes
- Ornakärrorganic sea buckthorn juice and marmalade
- Trädgården på Skäretgarden-grown vegetables, meat, seafood and cheese, plus summer lunches
Make a day of it
A suggested 26 km bike loop from Kvickbadet in Höganäs strings together several farm shops, cheese shops and Viken harbor. Since June 2025, small Swedish producers of wine, cider, beer and spirits may also sell their own drinks on site, but only to visitors on a paid tasting or tour.
