Located in the inner part of the Oslofjord inlet is the Kavringen Lighthouse, a lighthouse that has been functioning since 1892 and is still working till today. The 13m tall tower is perched upon the Kavringen, a rock shaped just like a whale, although it might take you a bit of squinting and imagination to see it that way. Made from wood, it emits light up to a distance of 12m, and you can see the light coloured in either red, green, or white, depending on what direction it is shining in. Most of the tower is painted white, with a single red stripe in the middle, with there being a lantern above the tower, which is further crowned by a spire. Experience a genuine lighthouse in Oslo that originated from over a century ago when you visit the Kavringen Lighthouse.