Family Rafting at Dagali

Eastern Norway

A safe and fun family adventure on Numedalslågen river

Dagali Fjellpark

Extreme River Rafting at Dagali

The most extreme rafting adventure in Europe

River Rafting at Dagali

Classic whitewater rafting on Numedalslågen river

River Rafting at Dagali - the heart of Southern Norway

Family Friendly River Rafting

Kristiansand

Join our family rafting trip on the Otra River in Setesdal Valley

Evje

White Water Rafting

Take part in an action packed rafting experience on the Otra River in Setesdal Valley

River Adventures in Setesdal Valley

Extreme Canyoning Adventure at Dagali

A spectacular experience with waterfall rappelling, sliding in rapids and cliff jumping

Canyoning Adventure at Dagali

A fun and challenging course with rappelling, sliding in rapids and river gorges

Canyoning at Dagali

High Ropes Park Entry

Challenge yourself in a fun high wire adventure park located 1 hour from Kristiansand.

High Ropes in Setesdal Valley

Elianne Lev

An introduction to the most popular towns of southern Norway

Elianna Lev

5 ideas to exploring Southern Norway with children

Why Southern Norway is a summer holiday favorite

Tips and Inspiration 

Kick things off in Kristiansand, a bustling seaport and Norway’s sunniest city, where —like Miami and Rio — the beach is big business. Bystandra, in the city center, is one of Kristiansand’s most popular beaches and hosts the annual Palmesus festival — Scandinavia’s biggest beach party, attracting some 60,000 each summer.&nbsp;Steps away, you’ll find year-round urban delights like museums and galleries, world-class shopping and dining, and historical and family attractions. Crave more coast? Set out for the myriad islands of the archipelago just offshore. Ports like tiny Ny-Hellesund, home to just 12 people, and charming Bragdøya, a mere ferry ride away, beckon.Appetite for summer fun whetted, you’ll want to head up the coast to unique seaside spots like Tvedestrand, to trawl secondhand bookshops; Risør, home to skilled jewelers and handicrafts artisans; Flekkefjord and its street art; and Grimstad, for a bike ride or two along your pick of scenic cycling routes. Head as far south as you can in Norway with a day — or night — at Lindesnes Lighthouse, the country’s southern most point and now also an accommodation option.Natural wonders more your thing? Check out the “horizontal potholes” that Ice Age waves punched into coastal mountains at Brufjell millennia ago. Animal lovers can meet moose at Elgtun nature park, and action junkies can raft or SUP at TrollAktiv Waterpark in Evje.All that activity and you’ll be working up an appetite. Southern Norway is a seafood lover’s paradise. Take dining to new depths with a meal at Europe’s first underwater restaurant, or the countless other quality eateries the region serves up.For your summertime fun fix, there’s no place like Southern Norway!

The sunny southern part of the country is most Norwegians’ dream summertime getaway. Find tours and activities that suit you. Read more!