In the middle of the Baltic Sea, you will find Bornholm. The winter nights can be cold, quiet and clear here, but winter is the best time to discover the island’s authenticity: the island’s unique nature lures with raw beauty and sheer power. Watch the waves against the steep cliffs and enjoy beautiful walks along the white sandy beaches and twisted cliff paths.
How about enjoying the old towns’ cosy atmosphere and visiting the island’s many exciting museums? Enjoy the island’s nice cafes and restaurants, where you can taste Bornholm’s specialities.
Your relaxing holiday on Bornholm (also named one of Europe’s best holiday Islands by Conde Nast Traveler) begins when boarding the ferry. The modern and direct ferry from Sassnitz/Mukran on the German Island Rügen brings you quickly and safely to Bornholm. In less than 3½ hours.
You can also travel by high-speed ferry from Ystad in Sweden – or take the plane from Copenhagen to Rønne on Bornholm.
If you want to embrace your inner outdoorsman, then a venture into Bornholm’s nature offers you everything from forests to cliffs and even sandy beaches.
Did you know that Bornholm is the perfect place for coastal fishing in the winter? The size of the island means that you can always find a place where the wind conditions are favorable.
All over the island, you will find good hiking trails that will take you through Bornholm’s varied nature. If you are up for a refreshing dip in the sea, Bornholm has several nice places with good conditions for winter bathers.
For centuries, crafts have been a tradition on Bornholm. And because of its high quality, Bornholm has been named the first European Word Craft Region by the World Craft Council. Pay a visit to some of the local crafts makers.
Everywhere on the island, you’ll find cosy restaurants. Many of them solely use local ingredients for their menus. The perfect basis for your romantic “Dinner for two”.
