Shelter accommodation in Lohals Harbour on North Langeland

Sleep with a view of the Great Belt

In Lohals Harbour on North Langeland, the Smørstakken and Vresen shelters are beautifully situated on the north pier. Here you can fall asleep to the sound of the sea and wake up to a view of the Great Belt. The shelters have full headroom, space for luggage and provide the perfect setting for a relaxing night close to nature.

Outdoor living with comfort

The shelters combine the simple outdoor experience with access to the harbour’s facilities. After a day on the hiking trails, cycle routes or at the beach, you can enjoy the tranquillity of the harbour and let your shoulders drop. The accompanying table and bench sets allow for cosy meals under the open sky, and the area invites you to relax close to the water.

Discover the floating shelters in Lohals Harbour

If you dream of an even closer experience with the sea, you’ll also find four floating shelters in Lohals Harbour. Here, you can spend the night right on the water with views of harbour life and the sky over North Langeland. The floating shelters are an exciting alternative for guests seeking a different kind of shelter experience close to nature.

Nearby experiences

Lohals is surrounded by some of North Langeland’s most beautiful natural areas. Take a walk in Vestre Stigtehave, also known as Troldeskoven, where gnarled oak trees and forest paths create a special atmosphere. Visit Lohals Nordstrand, walk along the coast towards the northern tip of Langeland, or enjoy the view from Frankeklint Lighthouse. The area is also part of the UNESCO Global Geopark South Funen Archipelago, where ice age landscapes, coastlines and forests provide the setting for nature experiences all year round.

Practical information

The shelters are centrally located at Lohals Harbour with access to the harbour’s facilities. The area is accessible by public transport, and there are parking facilities nearby. There is a disabled toilet at the harbour, whilst the shelters themselves have limited accessibility for wheelchair users due to the ground surface and access conditions. The shelters are well suited to hikers, cyclists and families looking for an overnight stay close to nature and the sea.