Nakskov is Lolland’s largest town and dates back 750 years. The town lies at the bottom of Nakskov fjord, and from the city centre you can walk or bicycle with a lovely view of the fjord approx. 3 km out to Hestehovedet, and then cool off with a dip from the iconic bathing bridge.

South of Nakskov along the fjord, you arrive at the fishing village Langø. From the harbour of Langø you have a view to the town of Nakskov, Enehøje island, and many of the other small islands as well as the isthmus Albuen. In the harbour you’ll see both leisure boats and fishing vessels. During the summer half, you can buy newly caught fish. The availability varies throughout the week, an advice is to check it out in the morning.
There are 2 shelters for spending the night, a bicycle campsite, 2 well-equipped playgrounds, of which one contains a large, covered campfire for BBQing. There are 4 camper spaces in the leisure boat harbour.
During the main tourist season, and until the Fjord Days Festival at the end of August, the little shop, Tangladen, selling local handicrafts and art, is open.
There are several options for walks along the coast, and 500 m from the church you’ll find a child-friendly beach.