Kullakajak

A terraced fishing village at the foot of Kullaberg, with a medieval chapel, old fishermen's cottages and a long line of visiting painters.

Arild's small stone harbor is the heart of the village: crabbing off the piers, kayaks along Kullaberg and a view across Skälderviken.

Kullaberg's highest point, 188 meters up, with heather, old survey pillars and a view over Skälderviken bay to the Bjäre peninsula.

A thatched, half-timbered farm on Kullaberg's slopes, first recorded in the 1400s, where the path down to Nimis begins.

Lars Vilks' walk-in towers of driftwood and timber, begun without permission in 1980 and fought over for decades, on the shore below Kullaberg.

Family-run vineyard at the entrance to Arild, one of Sweden's largest, making wine from hardy grapes such as Solaris. Visitors can book a vineyard tour or the daily tasting, eat in the drop-in restaurant, and stay in hotel rooms or glamping tents (glamping May–September).

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.

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.