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Kulla Peninsula

Skåne

Cycling near the sea, experiencing vineyards, classic seaside resorts, farm shops and crafts

In the north-western corner of Skåne lies the Kulla Peninsula, a place that has attracted tourists since time immemorial. Here you'll find a turquoise sea with great swimming spots, dramatic rock formations with breathtaking views and beautiful nature. You can even visit a vineyard in these fertile and sunny latitudes.

As a cyclist, you feel the wind in your face with all the scents of the surrounding nature and experience the varied landscape in a fantastic way. Distances are short between small picturesque villages, grand castles, pottery studios and farm shops. Exciting eateries and a diverse range of art are other local specialties. Along the old railway embankment you can cycle all the way from Höganäs to Mölle and from Höganäs to Mjöhult on the cycle path. New this year is a simpler cycle path between the popular summer resorts of Mölle and Arild.

The Kulla Peninsula, also known as Kullen, certainly has attractions for all tastes. You can easily plan your cycling days to be filled with movement, adventure, culture and nature. The Kulla Peninsula is also home to the classic spa towns of Arild and Mölle. It's no exaggeration to use the word classic, as tourists have been coming here to swim since the 1840s. Here you'll find great bathing spots, charming harbor areas and wooden houses from the spa era. Could it get any better?

Bicycle Service and Rental Facilities

Here you can rent a standard bike.

Bläsinge Gård Kullabygden

Here you can rent a standard bike.
Here you can rent a mountain bike. Available in different sizes.

The Kullaberg guides

Here you can rent a mountain bike. Available in different sizes.
Here you can both rent a bike and return your bike for service.

Norén's bike and leisure

Here you can both rent a bike and return your bike for service.

Points of Interest

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Getting Here

You can travel by Öresundståg or SJ to Ängelholm and Helsingborg. From Helsingborg you take bus 220 or 221 which takes you to Höganäs. From Ängelholm you take bus 225. On the regional buses you can bring bicycles on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays at 04:00-23:00.

If you want to cycle to Höganäs and the Kulla Peninsula, you can choose the Kattegattleden cycle path close to the sea. It goes all the way from Gothenburg and down to Helsingborg via Höganäs. It then continues with Sydkustleden down to Simrishamn where Sydostleden continues all the way up to Växjö.

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