Koge to Ronne Ferry

Ronne Port is the primary harbour of Ronne, the largest town on the Danish island of Bornholm, situated in the Baltic Sea. As a major maritime gateway, it serves as a crucial hub for both passenger ferries and cargo ships, linking Bornholm to mainland Denmark and Sweden.

The port’s strategic location offers not only functional importance but also scenic beauty, with its mix of modern infrastructure and charming, picturesque waterfront. The area around the port features bustling quaysides, where tourists, fishermen, and locals mingle, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Ronne Port plays an essential role in the island's economy, facilitating trade, supporting tourism, and ensuring reliable transportation for both residents and visitors. Its position as a transport nexus helps maintain Bornholm’s connection to the broader region, making it vital for the island’s commercial and cultural exchange.

The Port of Koge, located in Denmark’s Zealand region, serves as an important transport hub. It is conveniently situated close to the Koge railway station, making it easily accessible for ferry and train travellers. This well-established port connects to various locations, offering seamless transport options, especially for those looking to explore the surrounding areas.

Koge is not just a transit point but also a vibrant town with a rich history. It boasts well-preserved historic buildings, scenic beaches, and green spaces, all within easy reach from the port. The nearby Market Square and local museums make it a charming place for visitors to explore, with a combination of culture, history, and nature.

The port itself is a key entry point for ferries travelling between Denmark and nearby destinations, including Sweden.