Wanderyn
Langhammars
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
poi · SE

Langhammars

Getting around: Langhammars is on Fårö, north of Gotland's mainland. From Visby, drive to Fårösund (about 1 hour), take the ferry to Fårö, then continue driving to the site (roughly another 30 minutes).
Hours: Open at all times as an open coastal site with free access.

Langhammars is a raukar field on Fårö — a shoreline dense with limestone sea stacks sculpted by erosion over thousands of years into dramatic, sometimes mushroom-like formations. It's one of the most photographed natural sites on Gotland, particularly striking at sunset, and considerably less crowded than Fårö's more famous Digerhuvud raukar field, though both are worth a stop if you're already on the island.

Langhammars FAQs

What are raukar?

Limestone sea stacks formed by erosion, found in clusters along parts of Gotland and Fårö's coastline — Langhammars is one of the best examples.

How do I get to Langhammars?

Drive from Visby to Fårösund (about an hour), take the free ferry to Fårö, then drive further to the site.

Is Langhammars busy?

It's popular but generally less crowded than the better-known Digerhuvud raukar field elsewhere on Fårö.

When is the best time to visit?

Late in the day for the best light on the limestone formations, and summer for easier travel and warmer weather.

Is there an entry fee?

No, it's a free, open natural site.

Your travel graph
Ready to plan Langhammars?Planning a trip soon? Add it to build an itinerary.

Reviews/Comments

No comments yet — be the first.