The vantage point has been used to monitor the southern tip of Norway since the 18th century. Three million and hundreds of hours have now turned Skibmannsia into a bead.
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(FÆDRELANDSVENNEN) – We have worked for 20 years to achieve this, says Kjell Olsen, best known as lighthouse keeper by Lindesnes lighthouse, but in this case the primus engine to make the Skibmannsia accessible to the public.
Despite its modest 176 meters, the hiking destination four kilometers north of Lindesnes lighthouse has an impressive view.
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