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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

  • "Good travel route"

    When you don't want to drive through all of Sweden to reach the continent. Clean and neat outside cabin, seemed newly renovated. A small tax free shop but pretty good selection. The a la carte restaurant was very good. Friendly and helpful staff. There was no WiFi on the boat, a shame but nice in a way. The journey started with som hassle in Gdansk, due to road works and divertions of traffic, so it wasn't easy to find your way to the port. The crossing was calm at the start but around 2 am it was very rocky. I'm wondering it a bigger ferry is neccessary on this route? When we passed Gotland it had calmed down again and the last bit was not windy. Nice to have been able to rest instead of driving and now we only have a few miles left before we are home again.

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  • "Nice trip although we panicked a little bit"

    The trip was nice and pleasant. The problem for us was that we put the address in the GPS and we ended up in what we think was the old port. Luckily there was a person who called himself a guide who sent us to the correct address after we paid him. It felt very unsecure though. You need to change information so customer gets the correct address.

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  • "too "vintage""

    departure on time but due to rough sea and the old ship, the crossing has not been very pleasant. Not enough services on board for a 19hours trip

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  • "Nice ferry, good food, good service!"

    Positive experience travelling with this ferry

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