YACHTING guide Bornholm
Welcome to Bornholm Experience the yachters’ paradise Bornholm and its 140 km coastline that is never further away than a day of sailing, regardless of whether you are coming from Sweden, Germany or Poland or another location in Denmark. Experience the picturesque rocky coasts of northern Bornholm and the miles of silvery sandy beaches of southern Bornholm. Enjoy a brilliant concoction of unique urban harbours, idyllic fishing hamlets and harbours nestled in magnificent natural settings. When Bornholm comes into view, you feel an unusual breeze coming from the rocky island: the rush of history. Because as you approach Bornholm by sea, you are cresting the same waves that Vikings, pirates, crusaders and trading ships have been cresting for more than 1,000 years. Throughout its history, Bornholm has hosted colourful legendary visitors, both welcome and uninvited, and evidence of their visits are found all over the island. Castles and strongholds were necessary because Bornholm has always been a key target for the powers that be in the Baltic Sea Region. As you enter Hammerhavn Harbour, Hammershus towers high above you. This is the largest castle ruin in northern Europe, and back when the castle was newly completed and intact, it was used for assembling large armies that set out on crusades in the then pagan Baltic States. As you enter Gudhjem harbour, you are calling at a port that was also home to Vikings. Today, Gudhjem is one of the areas of Denmark’s with the richest finds of Viking settlements. Viking treasures are still being unearthed on the island, as are artefacts from heavily loaded trading ships. Bornholm’s most characteristic harbours are those blasted out of rock and nestled in a unique village graced by white smokehouse chimneys where the sea’s “silver” (herring) is smoked into the renowned “Gold of Bornholm”. Yet Bornholm also boasts fully equipped modern marinas, commercial fishing harbours and unique “offshore harbours”. Bornholm abounds with quiet coves complete with sandy beaches – beautiful for riding at anchor. Or vertical cliffs in natural harbours and coves where you are moored to a rock as your barbecue grill sends wafts of savoury smoke skyward. No trip to Bornholm would be complete without a side trip to the Ertholmene archipelago, roughly 10 nautical miles north-east of Bornholm. The natural harbour separating the islands Christiansø and Frederiksø is part of the world’s first naval base. It was founded to help protect Denmark against the Swedish fleet. Today, the islands comprise one of the most unique, beautiful and well-preserved communities in Europe where the some 100 inhabitants contribute to a must-have experience that defies explanation. The island’s inland areas abound with unique experiences, too, with countless sights of interest and a wide array of craft artists scattered all over the island. Bornholm has also become a gourmet island and is world-renowned for local specialities, which visiting yachters can enjoy. From rocky landscapes and coasts in the north to beaches in the south, it is always possible to find memorable experiences for children and adults alike. This is true no matter what the weather, but having more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in Denmark is Bornholm’s extra asset. Welcome to Bornholm The Ports of Bornholm · web: havne.bornholm.dk
Explanation of symbols: Cold running water Electrical outlet (220 V) Shower WC Coin laundromat
If the facilities are not located right on the quay, the distance from quay to facility will be indicated. If you would like assistance from the motor repair workshop, sailmaker, boatyard or mobile crane, please contact the harbour master who will put you in touch with the business you need. Map: 180, 181, 188 & 189
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Rønne Havn
Side 2
Rønne Lystbådehavn/Nørrekås
Side 3
Hasle Havn
Side 4
Helligpeder Havn
Side 5
Teglkås Havn
Garage
Side 6
Vang Havn
Sailmaker
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Hammer Havn
Clubhouse or the like
Side 8
Sandvig Havn
Television
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Allinge Havn
Compressed air
Side 10
Tejn Havn
Side 11
Gudhjem/Nørresand Havn
Side 12
Gudhjem Havn
Side 13
Christiansø
Side 14
Melsted Havn
Side 15
Listed Havn
Side 16
Svaneke Havn
Side 17
Aarsdale Havn
Side 18
Nexø Havn
Side 19
Snogebæk Havn
Internet
Side 20
Bakkerne Havn
Defibrylatory
Side 21
Boderne Havn
Side 22
Arnager Havn
Crane/rigging sheers Slipway Slipway Shipyard
Bicycle rental Car rental Cafeteria or restaurant Provisions available Boat equipment Petrol Diesel oil Flaskegas
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All of Bornholm’s harbours want to offer the best facilities for a fine holiday experience: showers, toilets, drinking water and electricity, and – at many harbours – wireless internet (see the pictograms for each harbour).
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Rønne Havn Excursions: Den gamle bydel, Bornholms Museum, Hjorths Keramikfabrik, Erichsens Gård, Forsvarsmuseet Kastellet 500-1000m
VHF 16, 12 Telefon: +45 56 95 06 78 www.roennehavn.dk roennehavn@roennehavn.dk Søkort: 189, 180 & 188
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Munch Petersensvej 2 · 3700 Rønne
The Port of Rønne is Bornholm’s largest harbour for commercial and ferry traffic. Visiting yachters are kindly requested to berth at Rønne’s Nørrekås Marina, almost one nautical mile to the north of Rønne’s commercial harbour.
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reef is covered by only about one metre of water. Only 400 metres from the marina where the “capital” of Bornholm has everything yachters need in the way of shops, including charming restaurants and cafés. The town is also the hub for public bus services all over the island, and bicycle and car rental are only a two-minute walk from the marina. You will also find much more in and around Rønne, such as indoor swimming baths, fine bathing beaches, an 18-hole golf course, bowling alley, concert venue, theatre and cinema.
Rønne Lystbådehavn/Nørrekås
Bådehavnsvej 13 · 3700 Rønne
Modern marina with around 4,000 overnight stays a year. Amenities building with toilets, showers, coin-operated laundry and selfservice information point with up-to-date weather forecasts at all times. The marina also features a café which, together with the harbour master, services visiting yachters. Playground, bathing beach with bathing jetty and covered area with benches/tables and barbecue areas. Electricity and water are available on all docks and visitors are welcome to moor wherever no red sign is posted. The inner harbour basins can also be used for motorboats and sailing boats. Entering the marina is easy and safe, but yachters must respect the two compass markings showing a large rocky reef about 1.5 kilometres north of the marina, as the Tel. +45 56 92 23 20 RoenneLystbaadehavn@brk.dk Excursions: Den gamle bydel Bornholms Museum Hjorths Keramikfabrik Erichsens Gård Forsvarsmuseet Kastellet samt træbådeværftet 500-1000 m
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Hasle Havn
Havnen 23 · 3790 Hasle
Large harbour with active commercial fishery, where it is possible to buy fish direct from the fishing vessels. In 2012–2013, a total of DKK 25 million was invested in the port for the benefit of the some 2,000 overnight stays every year at the port by visiting yachters. The port now invites visitors to enjoy the loveliest harbour bath in Denmark and a new canal environment. The Port of Hasle has become a kayaking hotspot where it is possible to hire and/or learn to paddle a kayak. Hasle features a variety of shops and restaurants, including a new lifestyle café on the waterfront, an interesting new activity area and the smokehouse museum at the end of the new canal to the south. There is also a brand-new maritime museum named “Columbus” where the canal meets the Hasle Old ship engines are started up every harbour. day during peak season at the museum.
The town also features the Grønbechs Gård cultural centre with changing exhibitions of craft art. The new in-town beach, with an outdoor hot tub, now features a beach café as well. South of the harbour are splendid sandy beaches and vast wooded areas with former clay and coal pits, where the interesting cultural history of Hasle Klinker is presented. Bornholm’s rocky coast begins just north of the harbour area. The port’s modern service building contains a lounge with Wi-Fi, a coin-operated laundry and self-service information point with always up-todate weather forecasts and the code for bathing/ toilet facilities. The harbour is safe to enter day and night in all kinds of weather. The harbour also has plenty of space for visiting yachters and is well sheltered if the Isle of Sunshine is hit by uncommon bad weather.
Tel. +45 56 92 23 22 HasleHavn@brk.dk
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Excursions: Grønbechs Gård 400 m Museumsrøgerierne 1 km Rubinsøen 2 km
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Helligpeder Havn
Teglkåsvej 14 · 3790 Hasle
A beautiful little harbour in a unique fishing hamlet of great cultural-historical value where visiting yachters can berth in the outer harbour. The buildings along the waterfront, including a harbour shed and open smokehouse chimneys – together with the small houses and the surrounding landscape – comprise a magnificent setting for enjoying the quiet, peaceful atmosphere and beautiful sunsets. Can be entered in good weather and only in daylight hours.
Tel. +45 56 96 47 98
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Excursions: Jons Kapel 2 km Blåskinsdalen 3 km Ringebakkerne 4 km
Max.d.: 1,8 m
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Teglkås Havn
Teglkås · 3790 Hasle
A cosy little cultural gem of a fishing hamlet where visiting mariners are welcome in the outer harbour and at vacant berths in the inner harbour. A new jetty in the outer harbour has calmed the harbour and is frequently used as a bathing jetty by the area’s residents and visitors. The harbour provides a unique setting for enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and magnificent sunsets along the west coast of the island. The harbour can be entered in good weather and during daylight hours, while being aware of the large rocks north of the entrance.
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Tel. +45 56 96 91 80 Excursions: Jons Kapel 1 km Blåskinsdalen 2 km Ringebakkerne 3 km
Max.d.: 2 m
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Vang Havn
Vang 99 · 3790 Hasle
The harbour can be entered day and night, but not in hard north-westerly winds. If you are in the middle basin, the harbour is safe during all wind conditions, however. The harbour has 3 basins. The 2 southernmost always have space for visiting yachters. A barbecue shed for use by visiting yachters is located near the harbour’s toilet and bathing facilities. The “Bixen” harbour kiosk is open in the summer. Vang was originally a fishing hamlet and until a few years ago also served as a shipping port for granite quarried in the Ringebakker hills until a few years ago. “Vang Pier”, south of the town, is a prominent memorial to the granite quarrying of the modern era. Today it also includes a small sandy beach and diving boards. Details about the area’s granite quarrying and production are posted in a small thatched building on the waterfront. The streets of the village wind their way picturesquely up the steep coastal slope. Vang’s unique peaceful atmosphere, scenic splendour and fine eateries – not to mention trails leading from the fishing hamlet to wildlife areas such as Slotslyngen and Ringebakker – the latter
with many abandoned quarries – make this harbour definitely worth a visit. Other sights of interest nearby include Bornholm’s only preserved watermill with an overshot waterwheel, as well as artist Peter Bonnén’s bridge across the ravine at the quarry south of the harbour. A gallery and sculpture park are found along the waterfront. Five hundred metres north of the harbour is the highest waterfall in Denmark: Pissebækken (“Pee Brook”), which is not always waterbearing in the long, sunny Bornholm summers, however.
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Tel. +45 56 96 92 69 / +45 40 23 57 79 hans.kapel@mail.dk Excursions: Vandmølle 500 m Vang Pier og Stenbruddet 1 km Pissebæk 1 km Finnedalen 2 km Teknisk Samling 3 km Borrelyngen 2 km
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Hammer Havn
Hammerhavnen Sænevej · 3770 Allinge
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More than DKK 25 million has been invested in this port, formerly used for the embarkation of granite quarried nearby, and nestled in a magnificent scenic setting at the foot of the Hammershus Castle Ruin. The investment has resulted in beautiful granite edging, brand-new service facilities, a café and interesting signboards telling the history of when the granite quarrying industry employed more than 300 people at the harbour. Visiting yachters are welcome in the outer basin and at vacant berths in the inner harbour. Hammer Harbour has no village activities or modern service facilities on offer, but is a beautifully situated harbour in scenic surroundings. The harbour is an ideal point of departure for hikes through the Slotslyngen or Hammerknuden nature areas. Regardless of whether you wish to immerse yourself in nature, the abandoned quarries, or the riveting history of the largest castle ruins in Northern Europe, this site is unique in many ways. A new visitor’s centre for Hammershus, partly blasted out the rock, is being built on the basis of sketches made by world-renowned Danish architect Jørgen Utzon. A new visitor’s centre for Hammers-
hus, partly blasted out the rock, is being built on the basis of sketches made by world-renowned Danish architect Jørgen Utzon. A guided tour on one of the harbour’s tour boats through the area’s fascinating scenery culminates when the boat enters one of the deep clefts in the cliffs just south of Hammerhavnen Harbour. If you like guided angling trips at sea, then book your place on the local trolling/jigging boat for an unforgettable angling experience. Hammerhavnen Harbour is a fine base for unique skin-diving experiences, like exploring the biggest accessible wrecks in northern Europe, or the caves of Hammerknuden Peninsula where skin-divers can explore deep under the peninsula. The harbour has also become a base for outdoor activities where the undertaking Go Bornholm provides a wide programme of experiences. The island’s biggest music festival “Wonderfestiwall” is held over several days in August and is within walking distance from the harbour. A few hundred metres from the harbour is Bornholm’s largest lake, Hammersøen, featuring a barbecue shelter and an observation dock. You can also try riding down Denmark’s longest aerial cableway and landing in Opalsøen Lake. The harbour has a small sandy beach. The closest village is Sandvig (2 km).
Tel. +45 56 92 23 24 · HammerHavn@brk.dk
Max.d.: 3 m
Excursions: Hammersø 500 m Hammer Fyr 1 km Hammershus Ruiner og Museum 2 km Slotslyngen 2 km
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Sandvig Havn
Tel. +45 56 92 23 26 SandvigHavn@brk.dk Excursions: Langebjerg 1 km Hammerknuden 1 km Hammer Odde Fyr 2 km Salomons Kapel 2 km Tirsdagsmarked
Strandpromenaden 20 · 3770 Allinge
Small, charming harbour where visitors are provides a fine base for nature hikes in Hamwelcome. The entire outer harbour is reserved merknuden, Langebjerg, etc. The harbour can for visiting yachters; vacant berths in the inner be entered day and night, but not in strong harbour can also be used. onshore winds. The seaward approach is marThe harbour is situated very close to one of ked with 2 green lights. The harbour’s lounge the best sandy beaches in North Bornholm, with a kitchenette affords a splendid view of and in an interesting village environment with the harbour area and the Baltic Sea. shopping and eateries on offer. An ice-cream café near the harbour – serving interesting ice creams, pastries and sandwiches – was once an ice house used by fishing industry to store ice carved out of Hammersø Lake in winter. The ice was then used to chill locally caught fish throughout the long Bornholm summer. The National Political Festival, situated a few hundred metres from the harbour, has also left its mark on Sandvig in the form of new restau- Sandvig rants and bars, offering high-quality gourmet food. It is also possible to play mini-golf or hire a bicycle near the harbour. Sandvig is perfect for those seeking a village milieu, fine bathing opportunities combined with tranquillity and
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Allinge Havn
Havnegade · 3770 Allinge
A genuine “Bornholm harbour”, i.e., it was blasted out of the rocks, and the chunks of granite this created were used to construct the solid harbour structures and surfaces. The port has truly become nationally famous by virtue of the large National Political Festival (Folkemødet) which had more than 100,000 participants in 2015. The port is situated at the centre of the town centre and wreathed by an interesting urban environment featuring fine shops and restaurants right on the quay, including a wide selection of seafood. The town’s tourist information office has been relocated to the waterfront and is delighted to serve port visitors in the interesting setting around the harbour basin. The area also features a new footpath leading to Hammershus, a large rock-carving site and much more besides, as described in “Sporet ved Folkemødet” (the Trail near the National Festival). The café atmosphere spreads all the way down to the quay and peaks during week 28 at the summer’s jazz festival. The town also features
a unique music venue, “Gæsten”, with outdoor events and many big names every day in peak season. A local boiled sweets business shows how boiled sweets are made, and craft artists proudly display the results of their work. Visitors are welcome throughout the harbour, which is so popular that in peak season it is possible to walk across the decks of visiting yachts in harbour’s inner basin, in spite of the modest number of native boats. The port has new bathing and toilet facilities, and a self-service information point with always up-to-date weather forecasts, and the codes you need for for bathing, toilet and Wi-Fi. From 1 October to 1 May, the gate opens and closes on weekdays only during normal working hours. The port can be entered day and night, whenever the black sphere is raised or the three vertically aligned red lights are not shining. If they are illuminated, the port is closed. The line of seaward approach is found by two green lights, as well as a fore and aft beacon showing the port’s safe entrance direction.
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Tel. +45 56 92 23 28 AllingeHavn@brk.dk Excursions:
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Madsebakke Helleristningsfelt 1 km Moseløkken Stenbrudsmuseum 2 km Olsker Rundkirke 5 km
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Tejn Havn
slipway, shipyard, ship electrician, ship engine workshop, sailmaker’s, ship’s equipment business, coin-operated laundry, etc. There are also splendid opportunities along the waterfront to bathe in the Baltic Sea or barbecue with a beautiful view to the north and south of the harbour, possibly supplemented with a dip in the outdoor hot tub or a visit to the woodfired sauna. The Port of Tejn is the closest harbour to the Art Museum of Bornholm and the intriguing Rø Golf Course. To the north, one of the island’s loveliest paths winds its way along the rocky coast to Allinge, about 5 km away.
Havnen 3 · 3770 Allinge
The port is one of Bornholm’s largest, with active commercial fishery and many trolling activities. In 2015, more than 400 trolling boats gathered in the harbour for “Trolling Master Bornholm” to compete to see who could catch the most salmon and the biggest salmon. The port has its own microbrewery that also makes organic beer and lets visitors gain insight into how beer is made. The port has a self-service information point with always up-to-date weather forecasts, as well as the codes you need for bathing, toilet and Wi-Fi. The port can be entered day and night in all types of weather and is very calm regardless of season and weather conditions. The port and the town of Tejn have virtually everything a visiting yachter needs: in addition to a supermarket, speciality shops and eateries, Tejn offers service businesses, which include a large
Tel. +45 56 92 23 32 TejnHavn@brk.dk Søkort: 189 Excursions: Golf 5 km Storedal 2 km Stammershalle 3 km Døndalevandfaldet 5 km Bornholms Kunstmuseum/ Helligdomsklipperne 6 km
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Gudhjem Nørresand Havn
Ejnar Mikkelsensvej 21 · 3760 Gudhjem
Nørresand – the westernmost harbour – has plenty of room for visitors. Most berths are somewhat turbulent during strong north-westerly winds. Nørresand is a popular bathing site for local residents of Gudhjem, and in 2016 a new café opened in a former smokehouse just west of the harbour. Gudhjem affords splendid walks and rambles, including through the town, up and down well-kept stepped paths with a pervasive Mediterranean atmosphere, or along the old coastal rescue paths to the east and west of the harbour. “Sun Above Gudhjem” is the name of a huge chefs’ competition held in Gudhjem every year, but also the name of a dish: smoked herring on a slice of rye bread, with onions, egg and radishes (perhaps named after the fact that it is possible to see the sun rise up from and set on the sea in Gudhjem around Midsummer’s Eve).
Tel. +45 56 92 23 36 NoerresandHavn@brk.dk
Excursions: Scala Bio 400 m Gudhjem Museum 700 m Gudhjem Svømmehal 1 km Middelaldercentret 5 km
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Gudhjem Havn
tuated near Nørresand. At 10 am the atmosphere thickens as some of Denmark’s most renowned songs are sung on the waterfront as the first ferry departs for Christiansø Island. The rock formations around the harbours are frequently used to enjoy everything from smoked herring from the smokehouse on the waterfront, sunbathing, a dip in the deep blue Baltic Sea, to watching beautiful sunsets. In the eastern harbour, visiting yachters are welcome in all basins, but two quays are reserved for the Christiansø ferry service and the tour boat Thor. There is usually space for everyone, but capacity is reduced in onshore winds because a gate between the inner and outer basins is closed in onshore winds above 10 metres per second. The port has new bathing and toilet facilities, and a self-service information point with always up-todate weather forecasts, and the codes you need for bathing, toilet and Wi-Fi.
Ejnar Mikkelsensvej 21 · 3760 Gudhjem
Gudhjem’s two harbours are of the authentic Bornholm variety: they were blasted out of the granite horst jutting up from the coast towards Bokuld and give the harbour and village an unusual Mediterranean atmosphere. There are daily ferry connections to Christiansø Island from the eastern harbour, and the tour boat “Thor” – which just celebrated its centenary – provides a guided tour along the coastal Helligdomsklipper rock formations, before docking below the Bornholm Art Museum. The village is a vibrant tourist destination abounding with eateries, live music, a variety of shops, a cinema, indoor swimming baths, galleries, craft art (including a glass-blowing workshop), and museums, such as the Oluf Høst Museum situated close to the western harbour. The village is a lively tourist destination, where the tourist information office on the waterfront also serves visiting yachters with information about eateries, live music, the variety of shops, a cinema, indoor swimming baths, galleries, craft art (including a glass-blowing workshop), and museums, such as the Oluf Høst Museum si-
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Tel. +45 56 92 23 36 GudhjemHavn@brk.dk Excursions: Østerlars Rundkirke 6 km Færge til Christiansø, turbåd til Helligdomsklipperne
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Christiansø
Christiansø · 3760 Gudhjem
Christiansø Island is so unique that it defies brief description but should most definitely be included in any Bornholm yachting holiday. Christiansø and Frederiksø islands form a complete community with around 100 inhabitants, living on either side of the natural harbour formed between Christiansø and Frederiksø: there is an inn, a church, police station, grocery shop with a bakery, post office, museum, galleries, a community centre and a shop where the renowned Christiansø marinated herring are produced and sold. The island is self-sufficient in electricity and has its own water supply which for centuries has come from rainwater collected in open wells. In recent years, however, the supply has been supplemented with drilled wells and water conveyed to the island from Bornholm. Everything on both islands is housed in buildings listed on the historic register, as the islands previously formed a large fortification. The archipelago is also home to the Græsholmen bird sanctuary where Baltic “penguins” are found. In recent years, the seal population has rocketed on the westernmost skerry “Tat”, which now has so many 300-kg grey seals that if a newly arriving seal squeezes itself up onto the rock, this causes another seal to fall into the water. The harbour has two approaches, one on either side of the swing bridge, separating the harbour basin into south and north harbours. Visiting yachters are welcome in both, but only a few berths are available in the north harbour. The harbour can be entered day and night and always one or other of the approaches will not have the wind against you. Strong winds blowing
directly into the entrances create some turbulence in the harbour. If the harbour cannot be entered, a black sphere is raised and three red lights are switched on. The island’s unique atmosphere does not really start until the first 5 pm gathering at the inn, to celebrate that fact that all the “threehour tourists” have left the islands for the day. A visit to the islands in your own boat is an unforgettable experience. Someone must have had yachters in mind when the this natural harbour was created between the two islands surrounded by 100-metre-deep waters, 10 nautical miles from Bornholm – reminiscent of Utklippan, located 10 nautical miles from Karlskrona, Sweden. And to top it off, the Ertholmene archipelago are the only islands between Bornholm and Karlskrona’s skerry-filled coastal waters.
DK-3760 gudhjem · Tel. +45 40 45 20 14 Excursions:
Store Tårn 100 m, Lille Tårn 500 m
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Melsted Havn
Melsted by 2 · 3760 Gudhjem
Melsted is an old fishing hamlet with a charming, well-protected private harbour where small visiting pleasure craft are welcome. Just east of the harbour, the northern coast’s biggest sandy beach surrounds a splendid seaside hotel, and the agricultural museum Melstedgaard – also housing Bornholm’s new regional food heritage centre – is only a 300-metre walk through the charming fishing hamlet. Just east of the harbour, the northern coast’s biggest sandy beach surrounds a splendid seaside hotel, and the agricultural museum Melstedgaard – also housing Bornholm’s new regional food heritage centre – is only a 300-metre walk through the charming fishing hamlet. The approach marking of 208 degrees must be respected in order to safely navigate the approach between the skerries.
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Tel. +45 56 48 53 00
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Excursions: Melstedgård Landbrugsmuseum 300 m Baltic Sea Glass 3 km Stavehølvandfaldet 4 km
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Listed Havn
Kirkevej 5 Listed · 3740 Svaneke
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A charming harbour with an active commercial fishery offering plenty of space for around 25 visiting boats, which are welcome in all basins. Along the waterfront, there is a small free-to-use yachter’s shelter, with three modern bathrooms with underfloor heating, washing machine and tumble dryer. The small fishing hamlet has a small fishery museum, a potter’s workshop, craft art, a goldsmith’s boutique, glass art and a small café/ice cream bar, a farm-gate shop, as well as its own trolling centre with jigging boats and guided angling trips. Some 300 metres north of the harbour is “Høl”, a cove with a beach at the end of a 100-metre wide cleft in the rocks, and the locals’ “secret” bathing area. Vasebæk stream flows into the sea about 300 metres from the harbour. Following the waterway inland, you pass by a small granite waterworks building, designed by Danish architect Jørgen Utzon, the renowned architect of the Sydney OpListed Tel. +45
era House. Joboland (Bornholm’s amusement park) is two kilometres from the village of Listed. The illuminated entrance direction of 202.8 degrees must be carefully respected. The harbour cannot be entered during strong onshore winds.
56 49 64 54 / +45 56 49 60 90 Excursions: Louisenlund 4 km Randkløve Skår 5 km Brændesgårdshaven 4 km
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Svaneke Havn
oak about 150 years ago, less than 100 metres from where it now lies. In the Gourmet Town of Svaneke, it is also possible to watch the making of countless local foods, such as sweets, caramels, liquorice, ice cream, chocolate, wine gums, cider, soft drinks, pasta, pesto and not least the world-renowned “Svaneke Beer”, or enjoy a wide variety of fish from the one of the island’s biggest smokehouses, among other venues, offering hot-smoked herring all day long. The town also features a variety of shops, a cinema, galleries, a large puppet theatre and several active craft art businesses, as well as interesting buildings like the post mill, or the combined landmark and water tower, designed by world-famous Danish architect Jørgen Utzon. Fine eateries are located right along the quay. A local jig-fishing boat offers angling experiences. South of the harbour is a small sandy beach where the diving board offers experiences for adults and children. A stay in Svaneke is a unique experience which can be supplemented in southerly or westerly winds by dropping anchor along the local skerry coastline and mooring your boat to a rock. Svaneke
Havnebryggen 4 · 3740 Svaneke
This is a unique harbour with an active commercial fishery and is where the “Sea Fresh” project, now found throughout northern Europe, started in 2011. The harbour was blasted out of rock in the centre of the Sunshine Town of Svaneke, which boasts more hours of sunshine than any other town in Denmark, and was also named the loveliest market town in 2013, and offers a wide variety of activities. The harbour was fitted with a new jetty in 2011 and the harbour is calm in all wind directions. The addition of the jetty made it possible to increase the capacity for visiting yachters, so there is plenty of space, even during onshore winds. The area between the new and the old jetty is fitted up as a bathing area with a diving board. The town’s tourist information office is in the harbour office, with enough inspiration for many years of return visits, and a lounge on the first floor provides a magnificent view of the Baltic Sea and the harbour. Near the waterfront are the keel, prow and stern of the barque “Svanen” whose length of 180 feet made it the biggest wooden ship ever built on Bornholm. The ship was built of Bornholm
Tel. +45 56 92 23 30 SvanekeHavn@brk.dk Excursions: Svaneke Bryghus 200 m Svaneke Stubmølle 1 km Brændesgårdshaven 5 km Utzons vandtårn, Havfrisk Fisk
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Aarsdale Havn
Indenmarken 22 · 3740 Svaneke
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Well-sheltered harbour in a charming fishing hamlet with an active commercial fishery. Aarsdale features the island’s biggest smock windmill which produces local products every day using wind power, and an active herring smokehouse for enjoying the “gold” of Bornholm. On the waterfront, Aarsdale now features “Høkeren”, a local gathering place selling daily commodities which also provides free Wi-Fi to harbour visitors. It is also possible to watch Bornholm granite being transformed into jewellery. Visiting yachters are welcome in all basins. The harbour has new toilets and bathing facilities, a washing machine and a tumble dryer. The harbour can be entered day and night, except in strong onshore breezes. Lining up the harbour’s vertical markers shows the safe way to enter the harbour. Tel. +45 28 86 31 49 Excursions: Aarsdale Mølle/Granitsliberi 500 m Langeskanse 2 km Paradisbakkerne 6 km
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Nexø Havn
Sdr. Hammer 10 · 3730 Nexø
The Port of Nexø welcomes all visiting yachters in the five northernmost basins featuring brand-new facilities, including two trolling ramps, a coin-operated laundry, barbecue grill and smoking oven, free Wi-Fi and low-cost accommodation. The port area’s location adjacent to the centre of Nexø, surrounded by restaurants, shops, museums and craft art, forms a splendid setting where 2,870 metres of quayside provide plenty of space for visiting yachts of all shapes and sizes. The three northernmost basins, along with the old dry dock where the barque “Svaneke” is being reconstructed, comprise the only major harbour in Denmark made of sandstone, which is the type of bedrock out of which the harbour was blasted. The Port of Nexø is Bornholm’s largest commercial fishery harbour, and offers the option of a trip on a local jig-fishing boat. In summer, there is a passenger-ferry service to Poland, and a week of jazz throughout the town. Nexø also offers a wide selection of daily commodity and speciality shops, an active herring smokehouse and a boat-equipment business. There are interesting sites to see in the vicinity of the harbour, such as the splendid Stenbrud quarry lake, stocked with fish for angling, and just north of the quarry it is possible to stand Excursions: Nexø Museum 500 m Martin Andersen Nexøs Mindestuer 500 m Sommerfugleparken 1 km Stenbrudssøen 1 km Halleklipperne 3 km Balka 4 km, Golf 10 km Færge til Kolobrzeg
astride the Fennoscandian Border Zone, with one foot on South European bedrock and the other on North European bedrock – with 1.2 billion geological years between your feet. Tel. +45 56 49 22 50 Info@nexohavn.dk · www.nexohavn.dk
200 m 2 km
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Max.d.: 4,5 m
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Snogebæk Havn
Hovedgaden · Snogebæk · 3730 Nexø
Unique private offshore harbour where visiting yachters are welcome to the few berths in the harbour itself and at the visitor berths outside the offshore harbour, which are well-protected in all wind directions except south-east. The fishing hamlet Snogebæk has developed into a tourist destination abounding with activities, which, besides the possibility of buying daily commodities, has several speciality shops, locally-produced ice cream and chocolate, craft art workshops, miniature golf and fine eateries. The splendid sandy bathing beaches Balka and Dueodde stretch for miles to the north and south of the harbour. The harSnogebæk bour can be entered day and night and the approach direction of 318 degrees indicates the safe approach past Broens Reef.
Excursions: Golf 7 km Dueodde 5 km
Tel. +45 56 48 86 94 / +45 24 89 65 46 Max.d.: 3 m
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Bakkerne Havn
Søvangsvej 8 · 3720 Aakirkeby
Small private harbour with active commercial fishery and a water depth of only one metre. The harbour is usually filled with local boats, but in good weather a few smaller boats can visit this small fishing hamlet, which has an active herring smokehouse (also a restaurant), bicycles for hire, crazy golf, etc. The mouth of Øle Stream is 300 metres east of the harbour, and following the stream 300 metres inland brings you to an interesting area with the island’s largest former sea-trout hatchery and a splendid watermill. Nearby, a block of granite marks the intersection of 55°N and 15°E – at the very centre of the European Central Time Zone.
Tel. +45 56 97 84 40 Max.d.: 1,0 m
Excursions: Golf 4 km Øle Å 1 km Slusegård 2 km Dueodde 5 km Ringborgen
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Boderne Havn
Postbox 4 · 3720 Aakirkeby
Private harbour with a water depth of only one metre. The harbour is well protected by a large jetty, and small visiting pleasure craft are welcome. Please beware of shoaling. Boderne is a holiday cottage area with a restaurant, clothing boutique, café, interesting nature trails, and more.
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Tel. +45 56 97 45 02 Excursions: Natur Bornholm 5 km Ekkodalen, Rytterknægten, Lilleborg, Gamleborg, Travbanen, Almindingen 8 km Risebæks minivandfald
Max.d.: 1,0 m
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Arnager Havn
Fosforitvej 6 ¡ 3700 Rønne
Arnager Harbour is an offshore harbour connected to land by the longest wooden jetty in Northern Europe and the only harbour along the south coast which can accommodate keelboats. Visitors are welcome in the harbour, and in good weather, visiting pleasure craft can also moor on the inward side of the pier head. This small fishing hamlet is still home to active commercial fishermen and has a lively herring smokehouse and restaurant. For geology buffs, many stimulating activities are available in the area, which includes fos-
silised footprints of dinosaurs and the remains of mining operations where phosphorite was extracted. Remains of the embarkation facilities for phosphate rock and the old harbour are still visible. The harbour is well sheltered by the shallow Arnager Reef, stretching to the southeast, brimming with potential experiences for skin-divers. The safe approaches to the harbour are shown on the navigation chart.
Tel. +45 56 97 60 54
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Excursions: Nylars Rundkirke 3 km Natur Bornholm 8 km
Max.d.: 2,2 m
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Hammershus-udstillingen
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Bornholms Museum
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Hjorths fabrik
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Erichsens Gård
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Bornholms Kunstmuseum
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Oluf Høst Museet
15 16 MelstedgĂĽrd landbrugsmuseum
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Simrishamn
Bornholm
Klintholm
Rügen
Kolobrzeg Bornholm is never more than a day’s sail away, regardless of whether you’re coming from another port in Denmark or from Sweden, Germany or Poland. - Simrishamn 21 mil - Rügen 48 mil - Kolobrzeg 54 mil Bornholm’s vision for 2014 : Bright Green Island Bright Green Island is a vision concerning people, economy, knowledge and technologies which will jointly put Bornholm on the world map as an attractive green island based on 100% sustainable, renewable energy. Further details about the strategy and actions are available at www.bornholm.dk.
Useful phone numbers:
Alarm: 112 On-call doctor/dentist:
1813
Police:
114
Emergency Rescue Corps: Falck
7010 2030
Pharmacy w/24-hour service:
5695 0130
Naval District Bornholm:
5694 2400
Local weather report:
1853 / www.dmi.dk
Bornholms Velkomstcenter · Ndr. Kystvej 3 · DK-3700 Rønne Tlf. +45 5695 9500 · +45 5695 9568 · info@bornholm.info · www.bornholm.info