I’ll leave you with impressions of Langeoog taken during different seasons. We’ve been there in the spring, summer, and fall so far.
Last year we chartered a small Cessna to fly over the islands in the area and it was just wonderful.
Since no cars are allowed on Langeoog, bicycles are the method of transportation. We are out and about every day and sometimes we get to see these friends.
This picture is from 2003. The house is called Sonnenhof and it used to belong to the German singer/artist Lale Andersen . There is a restaurant in it now.
When it is time to leave you have to catch the island train and go back to the harbor to catch the ferry to the main land
When it is time to leave you have to catch the island train and go back to the harbor to catch the ferry to the main land
Hi Andrea
I’m thinking about working for a year to Langeoog.The photos are beautiful!I hope the island will be that nice too:)
Any tips on packing or weather?
Langeoog is an quaint Island but I am amazed you took so many pictures with no people. We went in end of October and everything was closing down for the winter. It was like a ghost town – but there were still some people there 😉
The water tower was also being renovated ready for next summer.