Skalø Havn
Harbour in Denmark · 54.9566° N · 11.3565° E
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Automatically summarised text: Automatically summarisedvia web search · 29 September 2026Skalø Havn is a small, private harbour on the island of Skalø, which is closely connected to the neighbouring island of Fejø by a causeway in the Smålandsfarvandet strait and belongs to Lolland Municipality. The harbour has 15 moorings and was previously home to the Bang family's fishing boats, who came to the island in 1938 – today the private harbour is mainly visited by pleasure sailors.
The harbour can only be entered in daylight, and the water depth at the entrance is 1.6 metres. Guest sailors are welcome at the small harbour.
From the harbour you have views towards Fejø, Kragenæs Havn and Nordlolland. By the causeway between Skalø and Fejø lies a wetland area rich in birdlife, protected under Natura 2000, where you can spot avocets, lapwings, shelducks and various species of gull. The Bang family has provided tables and benches at the harbour so you can take a break with a view towards Rågø. Moor up at this small, atmospheric harbour and experience the tranquillity and birdlife of the uninhabited island up close.
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