Langeland

Langeland is known for its expansive and child-friendly sandy beaches. Here you will find fine sand, shallow water and gentle waves so that the youngest holiday guests can safely play at the water’s edge under supervision.

The island is crammed with historical attractions and green surroundings. For example, you can stop by the Langeland Fort and learn more about the history of the Cold War. You can also treat yourself to a nature experience out of the ordinary with a trip to Dovns Klint, located in the southern part of the island. Here you can enjoy the most beautiful views and if you are lucky, you can spot wild horses grazing in the countryside and small porpoises darting around in the water.

9 areas

Bagenkop

Located on the southern tip of Langeland, the pleasant holiday village of Bagenkop is home to one of the best beaches on the island where you can soak up the sun and swim in the clear water. Previously, Bagenkop was a busy ferry town and you can still get that feeling when you take a walk along the harbour that overlooks the small well-preserved fishermen cottages. From the quay, you can enjoy the sight of the colourful fishing boats and meet the local fishermen hauling in the catch of the day. You can also put on your hiking boots and experience the wild horses grazing at Dovns Klint; and if you are lucky, you might spot a porpoise or two in the green surroundings.

Bukkemose

In Bukkemose, you can look forward to a range of unique nature and outdoor experiences. Bukkemose Strand is known for its low tides and fascinating seabed making the beach an attraction for sea enthusiasts looking to go underwater hunting. And if birds singing above are more your thing, you will find several bird towers in the area for you to explore Danish birdlife. If holidang in a summer cottage in Bukkemose, you cannot miss the popular golf course on Southern Langeland. You will find it right here. Play a round or two while surrounded by the beautiful Langeland nature.

Fredmose

Hou

On the northern tip of Langeland, you will find Hou. Hou is an extremely quiet area and here you are away from the hectic working day and can just sit back and enjoy the chirping of birds and the roar of the waves. With its coastline and luxuriant nature, Hou is the ideal holiday destination for those looking for nature outings and explorations. Here you can take long walks or jump on a bike and enjoy the fresh air. If you are interested in history, please visit Hou Lighthouse, a true landmark of the area, as it played an important role in ship navigation around the northern tip of the island back in the late 1800s.

Lohals

Spend your holiday in a summer cottage in the most northern town on Langeland, Lohals. Here you get to experience the homely harbour environment where townspeople and holidaymakers come together. During the summer, the region invites you to several cultural events. For example, Lohals is hosting the annual meatball festival (Frikadellefest) on Langeland. This is a cultural event celebrating the Danish food culture one summer day each year. You can stop by and enjoy a large homemade meatball while surrounded by music and the local community. In addition to harbour community, Lohals also offers exciting adventures on the water. Throughout the area, you will find the ideal setting for fishing and water sports.

Ristinge

Your summer cottage stay on Langeland is not complete without a trip to Ristinge. In Ristinge, you will find one of the best beaches in Denmark. The beach is known for its fine sand, dunes and clear water. There is plenty of room for sunbathing, water play and sports activities such as windsurfing and kayaking. The region is also known for the nature attraction Ristinge Klint (Ristinge Cliff), a place for you to experience the beautiful scenery of Langeland. You will find several trails created along the cliff that are definitely worth a hike. From here, you can enjoy the spectacular sea views and explore the wonderful flora on display in this area.

Rudkøbing

Rudkøbing, the largest town on Langeland, is a charming market town with beautiful old houses, cobbled streets and a waterfront constantly bustling with life. When strolling through the streets and alleys of the town, you get the experience of going back in time. But please do not get fooled. Behind the many well-preserved town houses, you will find local shops, restaurants and cafés. When venturing outside the town centre, you will discover that Rudkøbing also has a beautiful nature on offer. Explore the area via one of the many different cycling and hiking routes and experience the nature of Langeland up close.

Spodsbjerg

Spodsbjerg is known for its homely harbour environment and the special tranquility settling over the town. Yes, some would even say that here time can come to a standstill. Located at the water, the area is a true Mecca for anglers. From the harbour, you can go sailing, enjoy the fresh sea air and hook your own dinner. The area is also perfect for experiencing different water sport activities. Spodsbjerg also features surroundings full of nature on land. Here you will find several established hiking and cycling routes for you to explore and learn about the nature of Langeland.

Tranekær

Centrally located on Langeland, you will find the charming village Tranekær – a place with a lot of history. Tranekær is especially famous for Tranekær Castle and the castle park, TICKON – Tranekær International Centre for Art and Nature where you can see works of art build from organic materials. The castle park is worth a visit regardless the time of year. The charming village is surrounded by forests and coastlines, the perfect invitation to go cycling and hiking. Here you can explore the wildlife and flora of the area. While out, you may come across Tranekær Castle Mill that bear witness to the rich history of the area and the agricultural traditions of Langeland.