Langeland, Strynø and Siø
From the cozy market town with half-timbered houses and cobblestone streets to small charming harbor towns with outdoor dining and village charm. Our three inhabited islands have it all and are just waiting for you to come and explore..
Ristinge Hale
Photo: Kenneth Bagge Jørgensen
Photo: VisitLangeland
Photo: VisitLangeland
Photo: VisitLangeland
Strynø
From Rudkøbing, the ferry sails several times a day to Strynø (sailing time approx. 30 minutes). The island's lively year-round community has many proud traditions and was named Island of the Year in Denmark in 2022.
Explore Strynø
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Rudkøbing
Rudkøbing is Langeland's largest town – a charming market town with old merchant's houses, small town houses and winding cobbled streets. Explore the town's many specialist shops, cafés and restaurants – and enjoy the fact that both the sea and wild nature are close by.
Siø
Siø is the small, low-lying island between Tåsinge and Langeland. Originally, there were four islands here – Skovø, Sidø, Store Fugleholm and Lille Fugleholm – which were enclosed by an approximately 7 km long dam in 1861.
