
Kaj 31/32 (Krydstogtkajen)
Named cruise quay at Port of Ronne: 220 m length, 9.0 m depth; used for cruise, ferries and cargo per Port of Roenne. Appears as 31/32 on cruise-call berthing lists.

No cruise ships are scheduled in Bornholm today, Thursday 12 November 2026. The next is AIDAdiva on Sunday 28 March 2027. Over the next 12 months, 69 calls bring about 77,000 passengers.

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Bornholm day.
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1.6–1.9 km · 5–26 min by car
Cruise pier sits on the south/west harbour edge of Ronne. Destination Bornholm states a free shuttle between the Cruise Pier, Tourist Information and Sct. Nicolai Church. Walking from the church/harbour tourist area is about 1.6 km (~21 min); from Store Torv about 1.9 km (~26 min). Driving/taxi is about 1.9 km and roughly 5 minutes without heavy traffic.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Island tours by coach or bike are common beyond the harbour town; return-to-ship times depend on the sailing. Gudhjem tender landings are on the opposite (north-east) coast and are not this Ronne quay walk.
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Named cruise quay at Port of Ronne: 220 m length, 9.0 m depth; used for cruise, ferries and cargo per Port of Roenne. Appears as 31/32 on cruise-call berthing lists.

370 m length, 11.0 m depth; Port of Roenne states primarily cruise in the summer period. Coordinates not verified — location omitted.
Menu prices for coffee, lunch, dinner and soft drinks not verified from restaurant menus this pass.
Central square and main street cafes and restaurants a short walk or shuttle stop from the cruise pier area.
Harbour-edge dining near the tourist information and shuttle corridor used by cruise guests.

Bornholm is a Danish Baltic Sea island between Sweden, Poland and Germany, about 588 square kilometres with roughly 40,000 residents. The main town is Ronne on the west coast. Travelers know the island for rocky northern cliffs, sandy southern beaches, medieval round churches, arts and crafts, and local food. Destination Bornholm calls it the Pearl of the Baltic.
Port of Ronne is the island’s main cruise gateway for ships that dock there. Some sailings instead tender at Gudhjem on the north-east coast — a separate landing from the Ronne quays. Visits typically combine a Ronne harbour-town walk with coach or bike trips to cliffs, fishing villages and beaches.