Holiday on Langeland
Langeland for all ~ together
Langeland is so easy to visit, just cross the bridges from Funen!
Our islands offers many unique experiences, both big and small. If you're looking for new and exciting nature experiences, you should visit the islands in the UNESCO Global Geopark South Funen Archipelago.
Numerous experiences and attractions
Whether you visit Langeland for a day trip or stay for a whole week, you will find experiences that suit the holiday you dream of.
What makes Langeland so special?
Discover the ‘hat hills’ formed during the last ice age, the many stone cairns, the medicine gardens, artists and craftsmen or the wildest wild horses. There's room to be who you are. Together with all of us.
The island's minimal light pollution provides an exceptionally night sky - perfect for stargazing.
There are a number of areas on Langeland where nature is managed using cattle and wild horses
Explore history and visit Langeland's many stone dolmens, passage graves or the lost city
The World-class glacial landscape on Langeland
Discover the unique landscape created more than 10,000 years ago in the South Funen Archipelago UNESCO Global Geopark.
The glacial landscape on LangelandEnjoy a holiday ~ together
Langeland & Strynø offer many great experiences, that only get better in the company of others. Take the family on a real adventure - out in nature, under the starry night sky, along the coast or under canvas and create some great memories - and remember, creating memories is done best when you are all there together.
Experiences for children
Holiday with kidsLangeland all year round
A Climate Friendly Holiday
On Langeland you can go holiday and leave a low CO2 footprint. If you travel to the island using public transport, drive here in an electric vehicle or cycle and walk around the island, you can enjoy a great holiday without worrying about your affect on the climate.
Langeland’s windmills produce 164% of the island’s electricity needs. Not only are we self-sufficient, we export electricity to the rest of Denmark.
If we take in to account all sources of green electricity, the total rises up to 177%. We also use solar energy - both for electricity and communal central heating.
Hop on a direct bus from Copenhagen, take the train to Svendborg or use one of our many local bus routes.
You can find car charging stations at several sites around the island.