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Ferries to Bornholm

Bornholm is a Danish island in the Baltic Sea, with the Danish mainland to the west, Sweden to the north, and Poland and Germany to the south.

The island is made up of dramatic rock formations sloping down to magical beach forests in the north and sandy beaches in the south.

Ferry crossings to Bornholm are year round and frequent and run from Denmark, Sweden and Germany with all services docking in the port of Rønne which is also the islands largest town.

Bornholm has a tradition of welcoming tourists and visitors as it has long been a holiday destination for the Danes themselves. Now the island is attracted visitors from further afield to enjoy its highly commended restaurants, broad sweeping beaches, and red-roofed fishing villages.

The island offers a broad range of diverse natural pleasures; to the east of the island lies paradisbakkerne (hills of paradise) which offers a criss-crossing of paths allowing you to wander and explores this typical Danish countryside; here you can also experience the early beginning of the island's habitation by taking a walk to Gamleborg, an iron age fort which has the distinction of being one of Denmark's earliest buildings. On the west coast are the Helligdomskipperne (Sanctuary Rocks); here you can take the coastal path past the spectacular rock formations, through wild natural forests, and on to Denmark's highest waterfall.

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Bornholm reviews

  • "Great ferry"

    Suitable for family

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  • "journey to sweden with two dogs"

    We travelled by TT-Line ferry from Rostock to Trelleborg along with our two dogs - one small and the other really big. And we were really worried about its comfort, because we have read at official TT Line site, that dogs are allowed only muzzled and on open decks. And the crossing should last about six hours - so quite long in an uncomfortable place and position. But the reality occured to be absolutely different - the staff welcomed not just us but our dogs as well and let us stay at any place of our choice but the restaurant. We were not the only one with dogs, there were ar least five other on the same deck inside. So great thanks to TT Line staff!!! The one and only space for improvement was (as usual on ferries) the quality of buffet. Everything smells and tastes almost the same...

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  • "Accurate, comfortable and pleasant :)"

    Happy to travel with TT line.

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  • "very god"

    Very god

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