Besøg Lyø | 6 km² Spisesteder, Overnatning, Seværdigheder, Unik Landsby & Færge

How big is Lyø? Lyø, a pearl of the South Funen Archipelago, stretches over 6 km² and houses 81 residents in 2023. The island, south of Faaborg, is accessible by ferry, which also connects it to Avernakø, and on your journey you can enjoy the sight of Bjørnø. Why is the island called Lyø? The name "Lyø" has roots dating back to the 13th century, with early variants such as "Lyuthø." The origin of the first part of the name is uncertain, but it suggests a loud sound, perhaps in connection with crashing waves around the island. The second part of the name, "-ø," simply refers to the island. What is Lyø known for? Lyø is an island with a varied nature, from flat areas in the west to hills in the east, including two lush tunnel valleys and beautiful viewpoints. The charming village in the middle of the island is worthy of preservation, with several listed buildings and streets that bear witness to the island's cultural heritage. What to do on Lyø? In summer, you can enjoy a number of dining options: Café Hly: Serves lunch and dinner, booking recommended. Oase Lyø: Also offers lunch and dinner. Lyø Havnegrill: A popular grill restaurant by the harbour. Café Annex: Serves lunch, coffee and snacks. No7: Lunch restaurant with tapas and smørrebrød. If you prefer to bring your own food, there are several cozy places to enjoy it. When the day is over, there are various accommodation options, including holiday apartments, room rentals, and camping with beautiful views and good facilities. Lyø offers the perfect mix of nature, culinary experiences and comfortable accommodation. Take the trip to Lyø and create memories that will last a lifetime.