The smallest of Denmark's islands, Bornholm is a favorite holiday destination offering an artist's colony tucked between beaches and forests. Long a favorite with German tourists, it is just being discovered by the rest of the world.
Look for unexpected luxury in Bornholm, where often the most inspiration is found in privacy and nature. To book accommodations, contact Bornholms Velkomstcenter at 011 (+45) 70 23 20 77 or visit their Web site (see Resources, below).
Chose a resort hotel for pampering and rooms with all the amenities.
Rent a cottage or farmhouse for private accommodations. Many of them include amazing views and jacuzzis, and a few of the luxury homes also have swimming pools.
Consider sailing to Bornholm. The island offers full service marinas and acts as an excellent base for sailing in the area. Yachts are also available to rent on the island.
Explore the island on a moped instead of in a car to avoid parking fines and traffic.
Rent a bicycle in Ronne when you arrive to take advantage of the 125 miles of bike paths that crisscross the island.
Take a stroll. Whether along a beach or through a forest, Bornholm offers many relaxing scenery along the way. If you are up for the challenge, it takes just two days to circumnavigate the entire island.
The tiny island holds 12 distinct towns scattered across beaches, farmlands, forests and cliffs. Each town offers a range of arts and crafts from iron working to knitting.
Change your money to Danish Krones at the Bornholm Visitor Center, located near the harbor in Ronne.
