Bornholm: Hotels and Accommodation

Bornholm is an island in the Baltic Sea and a Danish destination between Denmark and Sweden. Dramatic coastal cliffs, deep forests and white sandy beaches are just as much a part of the landscape as northern rock formations, wooded areas, central farmland and sandy beaches in the south.

Nature and Coast

The landscape combines different coastal and inland areas. More than 230 kilometres of marked cycle paths run along the coast, through forests and small towns.

Hiking includes coastal trails around Hammerknuden and forest paths in Almindingen. There are also various activities on the water: kayaking along the cliffs, stand-up paddling in sheltered bays and diving among underwater rock formations.

Culture and Cuisine

Bornholm has a rich history and a diverse cultural heritage. Museums focus on agriculture, crafts, art, urban culture, military history and the Cold War. The Bornholm Museum operates four museum departments at four different locations.

Freshly smoked fish is a characteristic culinary experience on Bornholm.

Getting There and Transport

Bornholm can be reached by ferry from Sassnitz in Germany, Świnoujście in Poland and Ystad in Sweden. Public transport on the island is provided by BAT buses.

Seasons

Bornholm is considered a destination that can be visited year-round. Nature, outdoor activities, cuisine, cultural events and accommodation options are presented for all seasons.

Geographical References

The nearby surroundings of Bornholm also include Bornholm itself. Antoinette and Sorte Gryde are located in the vicinity of Bornholm. Rutskirke and Bodilskirke are also located in the vicinity of Bornholm. In the wider regional surroundings of Bornholm are Hullehavn, Hammershus and Solomons Kapel.

The direct subregions of Bornholm include Knudsker, Aakirkeby, Arnager, Gudhjem, Hasle, Klemensker, Listed, Muleby, Nexø, Nyker, Olsker, Pedersker, Rispebjerg Huse, Rø, Sandkås, Snogebæk, Sose, Svaneke, Tejn, Vester Sømarken, Årsdale, Østerlars, Østermarie, Arsballe, Kås, Boderne, Vang, Nylars, Bodilsker, Allinge-Sandvig, Ertholmene, Balka and Rønne Sogn.