Lindesnes Lighthouse

Lindesnes Lighthouse, located at Norway’s southern tip, is the country’s oldest lighthouse, built in 1655 to warn ships of dangerous waters. It stands about 50 meters tall and features a powerful lighthouse light that can be seen up to 17 nautical miles away, guiding maritime navigation. The lighthouse has been upgraded over centuries and now also functions as a museum, illustrating maritime history and lighthouse technology. Surrounded by rugged coastline and scenic views, it remains an important safety landmark and popular tourist destination, embodying Norway’s rich nautical heritage.