Was the life of a lighthouse keeper and their family an inspiring one, a lonely one, or something in between? Travelers have the chance to find out for themselves in many parts of Norway, where lighthouses—now automated—and their living quarters have been turned into tourist accommodation.
From early trade routes to deep-sea fishing and the discovery of oil, the Norwegian coastline has long been the economic driver of Norway. For more than a hundred years, lighthouses dotted the coastline, helping seafarers navigate the treacherous waters.
Famous lighthouses are many and varied. Kjeungskjæret is a deep red, octagonal landmark for cruise ship passengers and those taking Norway’s
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