Langeland Attractions

 
The island of Langeland, some 50 km/31 mi long from Hov at its northern tip to Dovnsklint in the south and 3-9 km/2-6 mi wide, is situated to the southeast of Funen in the Great Belt. The island can be reached by car or ship. From Svendborg on Funen a huge bridge, built in 1967, leads to the island of Tåsinge and from the southern side of this island a causeway and a bridge (1962) via the little island of Siø form a link with Langeland. As well as the ferry services to other Danish islands there is one between Kiel and Bagenkop.

Topography

Langeland is a long and narrow island popular with holiday-makers, with many beautiful beaches, magnificent beech woods and several steep cliffs, especially in the south, including Gulstav Klint and Dovnsklint southeast of Bagenkop.
Address: Rudkøbing Tourist Office, Torvet 5, DK-5900 Rudkøbing, Denmark

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