What’s your favourite way to enjoy golf? From woodland to heathland, links to parks, Skåne is the perfect place to explore a top-quality – and reasonably priced – golf experience.

Famous for its white beaches, crystal clear waters and quaint seaside villages along the coast, Southwest Skåne features open landscapes and views that stretch for miles. Add a reconstructed Viking settlement, thirteen golf courses within a short drive and you’re in for a great holiday.

Southeast Skåne including Österlen is the county’s piece of paradise. Lose yourself in the romantic views over rolling fields, drop by a quaint farm shop to pick up fresh food, or stay in an idyllic fishing hamlet and enjoy fresh fish from the early morning catch.

Enjoy the great outdoors in central Skåne. Stroll in beech forests, visit castles, fish, swim or canoe in the lakes. And see Scandinavian animals like brown bears, elk and wolves at Skåne’s Animal Park. There’s lots to see and do.

Why go to Australia or Hawaii when you can surf in south Sweden? Skåne features strong winds and playful waves, making this a popular meeting place for all kinds of surfers.

Get inspired with a visit to the Kullaberg Nature Reserve on the Kullahalvön peninsula. Enjoy dramatic views of steep cliffs rising from the sea, the rocky outcrops on the ridge above, and the sights surrounding Öresund and Kattegatt.

Måkläppen wildlife sanctuary opens for visitors for 12 weeks every year. Take the opportunity to get close to unique birds and wild seals on the uttermost part of the Falsterbo peninsula.

Come and enjoy Skåne’s rich tradition of local, seasonal food that includes dishes such as egg cake, pyramid cake and goose dinners. Discover these authentic tastes and much more at one of the many classic inns and restaurants around Skåne.

Northwest Skåne is a place of steep cliffs, spectacular caves, waves that whip off surfboards, and hilly wooded landscapes perfect for hiking. Or stroll around the local pottery shops and enjoy freshly harvested vegetables direct from the local farms.