Yacht Charter Bagenkop

Yachtcharter Ostsee Langeland The first stop on your trip to the Danish South Sea with a yacht charter Baltic Sea REAL-Sailing yacht will be the harbour in Bagenkop in the southwest of Langeland.

The harbour is completely protected and the moorings as well as all necessities are good. The large eastern basin is reserved for sports boats. First you should try to find anchorage there. If there are no moorings available you can also anchor in the western basin. The basin in the middle is reserved for fishermen.

Fishing is an important source of income for the approximately 1,000 people who live in Bagenkop. The silhouette of Bagenkop has changed a lot in the last few years. Especially the harbour shows a completely different side now. The red wooden buildings are supplemented by a number of holiday apartments. In the evening, when the sailing ships and the fishing boats run into port, the athmosphere in this old fishing village is very beautiful. You can also buy fresh fish from one of the boats at the pier.

Hafeneinfahrt Bagenkop auf Langeland

Boxen im Yachthafen Bagenkop

Sonnenuntergang an der Mole Bagenkop

Sevicegebäude und Liegeplätze in Bagenkop

Einsamer Ankerlieger vor Bagenkop

Schöner Sandstrand in Bagenkop

Nonetheless Bagenkop's surrounding is also quite attractive. Especially Agap, a natural reserve which is located north of the harbour, offers all kinds of rare plants in pools and marshes. Don't forget to explore the sandy beach which is a great place for tourists when they visit Langeland. Tourismus plays an important role on this island.

Starting in september fishing is done intensively around Bagenkop. The fishermen lay their gillnets or weir-baskets. At this time of the day you should keep a distance of at least one nautical mile with your REAL-Sailing yacht charter Baltic Sea boat.

It is also important to know that you should never sail between these nets and the shore. The nets can be a great danger for you because they hang on posts. The outer post is marked by a ball or a cone two meters above the water. At night the posts show a flashing light. Other nets are also hanging on posts and are connected to the shore. They are also marked by balls. These markings are not visible during a storm, because the balls can be drawn under water.

After your visit at Bagenkop you can sail through the bay of Marstal to the isle of Aero.