Getting to Bornholm
Ferries to Rønne, flights to RNN, and car-free options.
- Tip: book early in peak season
getting here • where to stay • routes • weather • packing list • map
Everything in one place: how to get to Bornholm, how to plan days with short drives, what to book ahead, and how to explore the island without a car. Use this as your calm, clear trip blueprint.
Bornholm is compact, but wonderfully varied. To see more and drive less, plan by areas and choose 2–3 strong highlights per day. Leave the rest for a beach stop, a viewpoint, or a harbour café.
“Build a simple framework — and let the island fill in the details.”
Ferries to Rønne, flights to RNN, and car-free options.
What to bring for wind, beaches, cycling and changeable weather.
Plan your days by area to avoid back-and-forth driving.
How to plan for wind and what works best off-season.
Cliffs, ruins and panoramic views — a perfect first day.
Sand, sea and long shoreline walks — ideal in summer.
A slow day: photos, small shops, local flavours and harbour vibes.
Inland nature, shorter drives and cosy indoor stops.
3–5 days is a great sweet spot: one day for the north (cliffs), one for the south (beaches), one for towns/harbours, plus a spare day for your interests or weather.
Yes. Arrive as a foot passenger and use BAT buses, cycling routes and rentals to get around.
Choose inland routes and sheltered forests, shorten your walks, and add cosy indoor stops like galleries, workshops and local food spots.
In peak season: ferries (especially with a car), accommodation, car/e-bike rentals and selected guided tours.
Try a guided tour or build your own plan on the Bornholm map.
