Lundehøje Havn

Lundehøje Havn is a small harbour on the south coast of Lolland, in the waters by the Hyllekrog spit and lighthouse. The harbour is used mainly by recreational fishermen and a couple of commercial fishermen, who typically catch eel and shrimp in the surrounding waters. Its history dates back to the 1870s, when a new dike made it possible to establish the harbour as a replacement for earlier harbours in the area.

You can park and stay overnight with a camper van at a designated area marked with blue parking signs, and there is also the option to camp in a tent on a green area in the south-western part of the harbour. Stays require advance booking.

At the harbour you'll find a red toilet building with drinking water available right beside it. Electricity is also available, though it must be booked in advance, along with wireless internet accessed via a code provided upon booking. Parking is available within the harbour area.

A short walk from the harbour, less than 6 km away, takes you to the village of Errindlev, where the local grocery store is open every day of the week. With its idyllic location right on the Baltic Sea, the harbour offers a peaceful setting with views over the water. Stop by Lundehøje Havn and experience the tranquil atmosphere on the south coast of Lolland.