Length: 110 km
Surface: Mostly asphalt and some gravel road
You would think that the trip is for children, but 110 km in total means that it should be broken down into smaller chunks if the little ones want to join. Start the trip in Sandvig near Langebjerg, where Krølle-Bølle lives.
Stop at Hammershus and say hello to the Camelheads and Lionhead. From here you drive down to Jons Kapel and further along the coastline to Hasle and Rønne.
Along the way, Krølle-Bølle visits the coal quarry (now converted into beautiful forest lakes) and Kastellet in Rønne. You can do that too.
From Rønne you cycle along the south coast of Bornholm to Dueodde, where Krølle-Bølle takes a dip.
Cycle up to Nexø and possibly take a detour to Paradisbakkerne and Rokkestenen.
The trip can end in Svaneke, where it is a good idea to reward yourself with a well-deserved Krølle-Bølle ice cream at Bornholms Ismejeri, or continue back to Sandvig and hurry home before Langebjerg/the ice cream shop/the wine bar closes.
The book about Krølle-Bølle’s trip around Bornholm can be purchased at Bornholm’s Tourist Information or ordered online here.
Sandvig is Krølle-Bølle's hometown where he lives with his family inside Langebjerg. The view is nice, but you can only enter or leave Langebjerg at midnight, so it is important to be ready for the long trip around the island. Read more here.
Hammershus is Northern Europe's largest castle ruin and Bornholm's most visited attraction. And it's no wonder, because here you can really let your imagination run wild and experience Bornholm's history. Read more here.
In a small bay at the foot of the Hammerhus castle ruin you will find some rock formations that looks a lot like animal heads. Read more here.
Jons Kapel is a cave – also called a dry oven – in the free-standing rock Jons Church. Jons Kapel was created by the waves hitting the rock and you will find Jons Kapel close to the former café Gines Minde on the west coast of Bornholm, north of Hasle. Read more here.
A unique area south of Hasle, which is completely devoid of vegetation. A different man-made nature experience right on the coast. Read more here.
Visit Bornholms Forsvarsmuseum in Rønne and experience the many unique military historical objects from Bornholm's history. Read more here.
Dueodde beach has been voted one of Europe's best sandy beaches. The sand on Dueodde beach is inviting and ultra-fine. Read more here.
In Bornholm's second largest town, Nexø, guests can follow in the footsteps of the Oscar-winning film Pelle the Conqueror and step inside Martin Andersen Nexø's childhood home. Read more here.
Experience the beautiful nature and forest area Paradisbakkerne on Bornholm. The steeply hilly rocky landscape is located on East Bornholm, 3 km northwest of Nexø. Read more here.
For many, Svaneke is one of the finest things to see on Bornholm. An absolute must-see that can be hard to get enough of. Read more here.
Bornholms Ismejeri produces ice cream in the heart of Svaneke, Denmark's most beautiful market town. Here you can taste original, local and freshly made ice cream from local ingredients and of course you can get a Krølle-Bølle ice cream. Read more here.
Experience Randkløve Skår - one of Bornholm's great natural attractions. If you follow the rescue path between Saltuna and Ypnasted, you will come across Randkløve Skår halfway. Read more here.
Gudhjem with its many smokehouse chimneys is Denmark's only mountain town and a small ferry sails from the harbor to Christiansø. Read more here.
