Spodsbjerg Kutterfisk
In Spodsbjerg harbour you can enjoy the fresh experience of the sea. Delicious fish dishes that you can enjoy on the terrace or as take-away.
Spodsbjerg arose as a Berth and a small fishing hamlet in the 1400s. Nowadays, tourism, the ferrying to Lolland and fishing constitutes the main foundation of the town’s economy. Spodsbjerg is, with its’ outstretched beaches, a soughtout bathing resort.
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South of the city lies a lovely summer cottage area and another Camping Site facing the childfriendly beach “Drejet”.
Photo:P. Qvist, Colourbox
In Spodsbjerg you can rent bicycles, scooters and angling boats.
At the main road lies a large angler shop where, among other things, fishing licenses are sold. In the port the rental boats lie side by side, when they aren’t at sea with anglers, and haul in cod, flatfish, mackerel etc. from the finest fish water.
If you are not up for sailing out to sea, you can catch fish from the coastline. You can learn more about what kind of fish you can catch right now and what equipment to use at the local angler stores.
Havnefogdens 6 farvorit vandreruter fra Spodsbjerg Havn fra 3,4 til 9 km.
Langeland’s only east facing yacht harbour is only a few minutes sailing away from one of Denmarks best fishing grounds.
Shallow water and the beach are suitable for children and the disabled.
Rudkøbing - Lohals - Spodsbjerg is a 72km long cycle route that takes you through the beautiful scenery of North Langeland. The route is well signposted, 67km of which is along tarmac roads, the remai...
Rudkøbing - Bagenkop - Spodsbjerg is a scenic, well signposted cycle route through Soyh Langeland. The route is 65km long, only 3km of which is along gravel tracks.
160 km of purely idyllic winding roads through countryside villages, cozy market towns and, not least, historic manor houses.
Before Langeland had connecting bridges, trains travelled between Spodsbjerg, Rudkøbing and Bagenkop.
The old seaside hotel from 1913 was a vacation paradise for city dwellers and a gathering place for locals.
It was at Spodsbjerg that the Swedish king Karl 10. Gustav led his army 12 kilometres across the ice
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