Kullabergs Naturreservat

Important to know

The Kullaberg countryside is varied and exciting.
For this, much of the credit must go to its steep rocks, and especially to its seaside cliffs.
Never venture too close to the edge, and, unless you’ve been properly trained, never attempt to climb them. Avoid getting too close to the rocks along the edge of the sea. They can often be slippery, and the sea, with its waves, currents and eddies, is unpredictable. Make sure you keep an eye on the children. Although rocks and cliffs may look fun to play on, they’re highly dangerous! Unfortunately, too many tragic accidents have happened here. Never go swimming or diving if there is more than a light north-westerly blowing.

Please remember that:
* You must not cause damage to the land or the rocks.
* You must not pick flowers or break off twigs on bushes or trees.
* You must always show consideration.
* Dogs must always be kept on a lead.
* Camping, either in tents or in caravans etc. is not allowed.
* Open fires/barbeque are permitted only in specially designated places.      
Please note that in dry weather or at orther times of high fire danger, a total ban of fires may be issued.

The regulations which apply in the reserves - somewhat different in Western and Eastern Kullaberg - are set out on the notices displayed at the entrances and along the trails.