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You can ride safely on the pedestrian lane all the way from Tønsberg to Verdens Ende. Not an easy ride, but anyone from a teenager and up should be able to do it with enough time. The buss goes the same route so if a problem occurs just bus back.

Krukehavn is a charming small harbor on the Norwegian coast, historically used as a fishing port and a safe haven for sailors and traders navigating between coastal villages. Today, it is a peaceful retreat popular among boaters and nature enthusiasts. Surrounded by cliffs and forests, Krukehavn offers a picturesque setting with traditional boats, iconic red cabins, and an authentic maritime atmosphere that reflects the region’s rich seafaring history.

At the end of the season, the crowds are relaxed here. The view and the walk over the rocks are unique.

A very beautiful, but at times also quite crowded place on the coast. If possible, continue walking over the rocks along the path. Very nice!

The artwork consists of some large polished rocks and a snail sculpture. They're very beautiful and located at the beginning of the path from the parking lot to Verdens Ende.

Well restored or repaired stone circles. The description at the location is rather questionable, since there are now newer findings. For example, the stone circles have nothing to do with tombstones or graves, but rather were used for mythical ceremonies.

The sculpture "Sailor's Wives" was erected by the sculptor Nina Nesje (1963-2023).

There are some very nice stone sculptures on display near the parking lot. The largest bears the name "body of water" and was made by the sculptor Martin Kuhn. Martin Kuhn was born in 1966 in Germany/Tübingen. Lives in Larvik, Norway.