Langli: Length 10 km.
The route starts at the car park at Ebbe vej
Note the tide calendar for access to the island: Best to start the trip 4 hours after high tide
The island, Langli, is 80 ha in size and consists predominantly of salt meadows and beach meadows as well as old gray dunes. From around 1840 to 1913 there was a permanent settlement, which lived on agriculture, hunting and fishing. The island is the northernmost and bird-richest island in the Wadden Sea National Park. The island was bought by the state in 1982 and given nature reserve status. The island is therefore open to the public from 16 July to 15 September. The access rules to the island must be respected for the sake of the breeding birds. Guided walking and driving tours to the island are organized during the opening period.
Note: The trip is a total of 10 km and relatively strenuous, as you walk in water some of the way. You can walk in bare feet, but bring shoes when you disembark on the island.
