Villas in Bagenkop

About Bagenkop

Bagenkop is a small harbour town of about 400 people at the southern end of Langeland, an island about 50 km from north to south. The harbour has a marina and makes an easy family walk, and the coast south of the town has sea views and a peaceful feel. Wild Exmoor ponies can be seen nearby, the Fishery House museum covers local history and fishing, and the Hulbjerg passage grave south of the town dates to 3300 to 3200 BCE. The homes sit in one tight group, mostly large ones with a sauna or fireplace. Evenings are harbour-side and quiet, and the Cold War fort museum opens only from April to October.

Is Bagenkop right for you?

Best for

Groups wanting a sauna, a fireplace and a quiet harbour town

Not for you if

You want a private pool or nightlife.

Near Bagenkop

• Langelandsfortet

  Cold War museum in a former naval defence fortress at Bagenkop, open from April to October.

• Ristinge Beach

  Child-friendly beach on South Langeland, where Ristinge Klint is an international geosite.

• Rudkøbing

  The island's main town, with an old centre of narrow streets.

• Gulstav Mose

  Spot on South Langeland known for its wild horses, and the place to look for them from Bagenkop.

Getting to Bagenkop

Langeland is joined to Funen by a bridge, and a direct bus runs from Copenhagen. Bagenkop is at the southern end of an island about 50 km long, so a car makes the beaches, Rudkøbing and the fort easy to link. Spodsbjerg, on the east coast, has the ferry to Lolland.

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