Coastal trail in Moutmarka

Moutmarka lies on the south-western coast of Tjøme, just north of Verdens Ende, within Færder National Park. A blue-marked coastal trail of approximately 3 kilometres runs between the Skåebukta area and Mostranda. The walk takes you through an exposed coastal landscape with smooth rocks, rounded pebbles, grassy slopes and small patches of woodland. The sea is never far away, and the south-westerly wind can be strong.

A walk across rocks and open coastline
Moutmarka has a distinctive coastal landscape. The path crosses smooth rock formations, pebble-covered ground and open grassy areas with low vegetation. Along the trail, you will find views across the sea and shoreline. The surface varies, and some sections are uneven and rocky, so take care with your footing. Bring sturdy walking shoes and a windproof jacket, even when the weather seems mild.

From Verdens Ende towards Mostranda
One starting point is the parking area at Verdens Ende, at the southern tip of Tjøme. From here, follow Skåeveien west towards Moutmarka and join the blue-marked coastal trail heading north. At the northern end, you reach Mostranda, a sandy beach where you can stop for a break or enjoy a swim when conditions are suitable. You can return along the same trail. Alternatively, follow Moveien and the pedestrian and cycle path beside Helgerødveien towards Verdens Ende. Check the map before choosing this return route.

Prefer a circular walk?
Færder Municipality also describes a separate marked circular route of approximately 3.5 kilometres, starting near the public recreation area by Mostranda Camping. This route combines woodland and coastal paths, including Innerstien, Sydstien and Strandstien, and passes around the Jenteisen area. It is an alternative if you would like to return to the same parking area without walking the full coastal stretch towards Verdens Ende. Follow the municipality's map for the exact route.

Help protect the coastal landscape
Moutmarka is part of Færder National Park, a protected coastal area with important wildlife and natural habitats. You may encounter grazing sheep and other animals. Keep dogs on a lead, stay on established paths and respect the wildlife. Camping is not permitted in Moutmarka. Take your litter home and check the national park's rules on access and fires before visiting.

Explore more of Tjøme
You can find route maps through the Færder Municipality map service. For more coastal walks, explore Coastal trails on Tjøme and Hvasser, or combine your visit with Verdens Ende at the southern tip of Tjøme.