Lohals is a small harbour village at the northern tip of the island of Langeland in southern Denmark. It is the point from which ferries cross the Langelandsbælt strait to Spodsbjerg on Funen, making it a transit point for travellers as well as a destination in its own right.
The village has a modest harbour used by fishing boats and pleasure craft, and the coastline around it offers good swimming and kayaking. Langeland is a long, narrow island known for good birdwatching — particularly during the autumn raptor migration — and Lohals sits in its most northerly and windswept reaches. The town is quiet and very much off the tourist trail.