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The lighthouse was established in 1828 and closed in 1984. The lighouse master's house is from 1938, his assistant's house from 1957-58. There is an annex, machinery shed and boathouse. Tungenes Lighthouse is protected and restored to its 1930s appearance.
The lighthouse now serves as a fine arts and cultural centre. Concerts with both Norwegian and international artists are regularly arranged here. The café serves good coffee food with a view on the purchase, and on the second floor above the café is the Oskar Sørreime collection. There is also a lighthouse museum and maritime museum on site.
Open: daily 12-4pm from mid June to mid August. Sundays 12-4pm the rest of the year (February to November).
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Children | NOK30.00 tickets |
| from 15 years | NOK70.00 tickets |
Prices are a guide only and may be subject to change
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