Spring
Ideal for sightseeing without crowds. Nature wakes up and the days get longer.
- Months: March – May
- Temps: 8–15°C
- Feel: calm, bright
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A mild maritime climate, lots of fresh air and pleasant summers without extreme heat. See when to visit, what to expect in each season, and what to pack for Bornholm.
On Bornholm the climate is maritime: summers are comfortable and rarely hot, while winters are often milder than in Poland. The biggest difference? Wind — it keeps the air fresh and the temperature pleasant.
If you’re planning a trip focused on walking and cycling, aim for June–September. For a calmer vibe and beautiful light — spring and autumn are perfect.
“Layers instead of one heavy jacket — that’s the best Bornholm trick.”
Thanks to the maritime influence, the weather often feels “softer” than inland. It can change, but usually it’s enough to adjust your clothing layers.
Ideal for sightseeing without crowds. Nature wakes up and the days get longer.
The best time for beaches, cycling and family holidays. Warm, but rarely too hot.
Atmospheric and peaceful. Great for seaside walks and landscape photography.
The most intimate season. Few visitors and a raw, maritime atmosphere.
Best combo: t-shirt + hoodie + windbreaker.
Bring a rain poncho or a thin waterproof jacket.
Sun + wind can be deceptive — SPF is essential.
June–September is the most stable. Spring/autumn means fewer crowds.
Fresh green landscapes, quiet trails and perfect conditions for exploring.
Beaches, long days and the widest choice of attractions on the island.
Forest colours and a relaxed seaside vibe without peak-season queues.
Peace, wind and beautiful coastal light.
Winters can be milder thanks to the maritime climate, but the “feels like” temperature depends on wind. Summers are usually pleasant and rarely extremely hot.
The most stable and “sunny” weather is typically from June to September. It’s also the time of the longest days and the full range of attractions.
In summer it’s often refreshing. In autumn and winter it can be stronger — a windproof jacket makes a big difference.
SPF, sunglasses, a cap, and something for the wind: a light hoodie or jacket. An extra layer helps for evenings by the sea.
Yes — spring and autumn are great for walks, cycling and sightseeing without crowds. Winter is quiet and atmospheric, but the days are shorter.
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